This allows actors to be tagged with arbitrary strings.
Also includes ScriptTagsInit and MapGlobal.ActorsWithTag
which expose this functionality to map scripters.
When making an Lua function call, any LuaCustomClrObject must be introspected via reflection in order to determine what to expose in Lua code. In OpenRA, we use these for any types that implement IScriptBindable, such as Actor.
Previously, we would need to pay the cost of this reflection for every individual Lua call an Actor used in its ScriptTriggers trait where it passed `self` as a parameter. This would be repeated every time. For performance, we now cache self.ToLuaValue in the trait and use that for all calls so we only pay the reflection cost once on trait construction. This removes a significant overhead in the Lua bridging code.
also reduces amount of headings with only a single entry
SendAirStrike() - now listed under "Support Powers"
Guard() - now listed under "Combat"
FindResources() - now listed under "Movement"
Deploy() - now listed under "General"
SendParaTroopers() - now listed under "Support Powers"
Paradrop() - no listed under "Transports"
Teleport() should probably be listd under "Movement", but I don't know how to change that (currently listed under "General").
note that I changed "ScriptGlobal" to "ScriptPropertyGroup" for SendAirStrike() - I hope that does not screw up anything
- Typo in documentation ("proximitry").
- Add spaces between sentences.
- Remove most occurrences of " " (two spaces) unless clearly used as indendation
- Punctuation (although no fullstop after filenames like "notifications.yaml").
If a class is caching the TraitsImplementing enumerable, instead cache the results of enumerating it to an array. The avoids having to enumerate the sequence each time it is needed.
Removes Reloads trait.
This enables adding multiple AmmoPools via @ differentiators and
Name which adds the possibility to assign each armament to a specific
ammo pool.
Furthermore, this moves all Reloads functionality onto AmmoPool.
Now a combination of all three is possible on a single actor: no limited
ammo, limited ammo that can reload on its own, and limited ammo which
needs to be reloaded at a rearm actor.
Additionally moves RearmSound from Minelayer to AmmoPool.
