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feat: the editor's interface, with Mission mode's Script view - #13
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The editor's first code: the design's interface on SDL3, SDL_GPU and Dear ImGui's docking branch, through Dear Bindings' C API, with ImGuiColorTextEdit for the source through a C shim. It reads, builds and decompiles missions with OpenReliant's own library and mission source parser, pinned at the commit that exports them. The interface never names a game's commands, conditions or records: it asks the game's profile, which reads them from OpenReliant's tables, so that other games on OpenReliant are profiles of their own. Every action is declared once with its label, icon, menu and keys on each system, and what doesn't work yet shows greyed out with the issue that plans it. The Script view opens a mod's missions, a mission file or one of the game's own missions as source, checks it as it's typed, completes and explains the game's words, builds the mission, and plays it in OpenReliant. Every stock mission opens as source and builds back to the same mission.
…h release-please The editor shows OpenReliant's icon in its window and in the Dock, and the Windows executable carries it with the editor's name, its version and OpenReliant's manifest, which keeps the text sharp on scaled displays. --version reports the version release-please keeps in build.zig.zon, as OpenReliant does, and the release workflow builds the six systems' archives for each release. The first release is 0.0.1. The mode switch's buttons get IDs of their own, apart from the menus of the same names, which ImGui reported as a conflict.
The editor showed OpenReliant's icon. It now has its own: OpenReliant's OR, raised, with EDITOR under it in IBM Plex Sans SemiBold, the interface's font, in the grey and the spacing of the menu bar's EDITOR, on OpenReliant's sky. The SVG holds the letters as outlines, so it needs no font, and scripts/icon.sh (make icon) makes the PNGs, the .ico and the .icns from it, as OpenReliant's does.
The editor's name and menus sat lower and higher than in the design. ImGui rounds every font size to a whole pixel and centres text by that size, so text was a little off everywhere: 12 and 12.5 pixel text drew alike, Newtown 4% large, and many lines a pixel too high. Each size the design uses is now a font of its own, scaled to the exact size, and gui.textTop puts a line's baseline where a browser puts the design's, with the browser's rounding. The menu bar and the toolbar take the design's heights, 37 and 45 pixels, with their controls centred and the menus where their buttons put them. The start screen takes the design's columns, cards and gaps, its Open chip runs Open with its keys, and the guided mission's line is shorter. Browsers refused Newtown's file, so the design's pictures showed the name in IBM Plex Sans. The design's copy is fixed and the pictures are taken again, with the name in Newtown.
…elp menu The panels sat flush against each other and the toolbar, with tabs spaced apart and wider than the design's. They now stand 3 pixels apart on the ground, each in its line with rounded corners, at the design's sizes. ImGui spaced and padded the tabs and kept room for close buttons, so its tabs now take their width from their titles and show nothing, and the editor draws every tab over them as the design's, with the source panel's tabs from the same widget. The Mission tab has its flag. The underline of the view in front follows the tab's rounded corners, as the stylesheet's inset shadow draws it, rather than squaring them off. The Help menu ends with the editor's version.
The line under the view in front curved up into the tab's corners, which read as too much. It is now only the straight part along the bottom, between the rounded corners.
The line under the view in front curved up into the tab's corners. It is now as the panel tabs' line, upside down: the tab's last 2 pixels, edge to edge, thinning only where the corners round.
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🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop* --- ## 0.0.1 (2026-10-14) ### Features * the editor's interface, with Mission mode's Script view ([#13](#13)) ([2e11944](2e11944)) ### Documentation * the editor's design ([#1](#1)) ([2891fa9](2891fa9)) --- This PR was generated with [Release Please](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please). See [documentation](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please#release-please). Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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The editor's first code: the design's interface, with Mission mode's Script view working.
src/commands.zig) with its icon, menu and keys on Windows and Linux and on macOS.src/game.zig): StarLancer's reads its commands, conditions and records from OpenReliant's tables, and builds and decompiles with OpenReliant's compiler. Its data is kept apart from the library calls, so that profiles can become files a Game mode edits (Game mode: a game's profile, for games made on OpenReliant 2.0 #11).openrelianton the mission.gui.textTop). The design's pictures now show the name in Newtown: browsers refused the font's file, which the design's copy fixes.--versionfrom the version release-please keeps inbuild.zig.zon; release-please and the release workflow that builds the six systems' archives with checksums and attestations. The first release is 0.0.1..hogmods (Open .hog mods, read only #9), the General and Appearance settings (The General and Appearance settings #10).Differs from the design: comments aren't in italics and the ships' icons are outlines, since the text editor draws in one font and Lucide's icons are outlines only; the fold arrows sit before the line numbers, where the text editor draws them; completion inserts a command's name alone, without the values to tab through (#12); and code is laid out 8 pixels a character where the design has 7.5.
Checked: the tests in Debug and ReleaseFast, the screens against the design's pages with
--screenshot, and--check-missionson an installed game, where each of the 44 stock missions opens as source and builds back to the same mission. CI builds and tests on Linux, macOS and Windows.Part of OpenReliant/openreliant#1126.