<taskdef name="nwnc" classname="org.progeeks.nwn.ant.CompileTask" />

<taskdef name="xmltogff" classname="org.progeeks.nwn.ant.XmlToGffTask" />

<taskdef name="erfpacker" classname="org.progeeks.nwn.ant.ErfPackerTask" />

<project name="NWN Content Development" default="build" basedir=".">

    <!-- Load some build.properties files so that users can customize
        certain properties to their environment.  ANT only uses the first
        value encountered so any properties defined in these files will
        override later settings.
        See "build.properties.sample" in the top level directory for all
        property values you must customize for successful building!!!        -->
    <property file="build.properties"/>
    <property file="${user.home}/build.properties"/>

    <!-- set global property defaults for this build -->
    <property name="src"           value="src"/>
    <property name="build"         value="build"/>
    <property name="dist"          value="dist"/>


    <target name="init">
        <!-- define some custom tasks used later-->
        <taskdef name="nwnc" classname="org.progeeks.nwn.ant.CompileTask" />

        <taskdef name="xmltogff" classname="org.progeeks.nwn.ant.XmlToGffTask" />

        <taskdef name="erfpacker" classname="org.progeeks.nwn.ant.ErfPackerTask" />

        <!-- Create the time stamp... and an additional formatted build time property -->
        <tstamp>
            <!-- Because I like to include the build time in my generated ERF file descriptions. -->
            <format property="build.time" pattern="MM/dd/yyyy hh:mm aa" />
        </tstamp>

        <!-- Create the build directory structure used by compile -->
        <mkdir dir="${build}"/>
        <mkdir dir="${build}/client"/>
        <mkdir dir="${build}/server"/>
    </target>

    <target name="zdlg_sample.mod" description="Creates the ZDialog sample module." depends="init" >

        <!-- Compile the NWN sources. -->
        <nwnc srcdir="${src}/modules/zdlg_sample" destdir="${build}/modules/zdlg_sample" >
            <include name="*.nss" />
        </nwnc>

        <!-- We want the module to have the source script files too. -->
        <copy todir="${build}/modules/zdlg_sample" >
            <fileset dir="$(src}/zdialog" includes="*.nss" />
        </copy>

        <!-- Convert all of the module's XML files into binary form. -->
        <xmltogff srcdir="${src}/modules/zdlg_sample" destdir="${build}/modules/zdlg_sample" >
            <include name="**/*.xml" />
        </xmltogff>

        <!-- Generate the .mod file using the description from the module.ifo file. -->
        <erfpacker basedir="${build}/modules/zdlg_sample" erffile="${build}/zdlg_sample.mod" >
        </erfpacker>
    </target>

    <target name="zdialog.erf" description="Builds the ZDialog.erf file." depends="init" >

        <nwnc srcdir="${src}/zdialog" destdir="${build}/zdialog" >
            <include name="*.nss" />
        </nwnc>

        <!-- Since we're making a developer-bundle we'll go ahead and make
             sure the scripts are copied too. --<
        <copy todir="${build}/zdialog" >
            <fileset dir="${src}/zdialog" includes="*.nss" />
        </copy>

        <!-- This ERF will contain some conversation files in addition to scripts
             and we keep those in XML form in the src directories. -->
        <xmltogff srcdir="${src}/zdialog" destdir="${build}/zdialog" >
            <include name="**/*.xml" />
        </xmltogff>

        <erfpacker basedir="${build}/zdialog" erffile="${build}/zdialog.erf"
                   minGameVersion="1.65" expansionPacks="3" >
            <description line="Z-Dialog Conversation System" />
            <description line="A set of scripts and some associated conversation files" />
            <description line="for programmable conversations." />
            <description line="Packaged: ${build.time}" />
        </erfpacker>

    </target>

    <target name="zdialog.haks"
               description="Builds the client and server HAK files for the ZDialog utils." >

        <!-- Put together the real .HAK file that will contain the actual content
            to be used by the module developer.  This is the one that the .mod file
            actually uses when running on the server. -->
        <erfpacker basedir="${build}/zdialog" erffile="${build}/server/zdlg.hak" >
            <description line="Z-Dialog Conversation System" />
            <description line="http://nwntools.sf.net/" />
            <description line="A HAK version of the Z-Dialog system for those module" />
            <description line="developers that don't like their script list cluttered." />
            <description line="Packaged: ${build.time}" />
        </erfpacker>

        <!-- Create another empty .HAK file that can be downloaded by users to play
            modules that use the real .HAK file generated above.  This allows the user
            to download an extremely small .HAK file while we can load up the server-side
            version with tons of content and update it at will without requiring a new download.
            Note: this only works for server-side custom content. -->
        <erfpacker erffile="${build}/client/zdlg.hak" >
            <description line="Z-Dialog Conversation System" />
            <description line="http://nwntools.sf.net/" />
            <description line="An empty client-only HAK so that the server can use the" />
            <description line="full HAK file." />
            <description line="Packaged: ${build.time}" />
        </erfpacker>

    </target>

    <target name="build" description="Builds everything."
                depends="zdlg_sample.mod,zdialog.erf,zdialog.haks" >
    </target>

    <target name="clean">
        <!-- Delete the ${build} directory tree. -->
        <delete dir="${build}"/>
    </target>

</project>