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The script compiler has some form of support of an old version of MWSE. It’s not enabled by default and must be turned on at compile time. It may be worth having the MWSE devs take a look at those bits of code and seeing what kind of state it’s in.
l_EsmScrCharTypes could use more comments for its members. Right now, only a handful are commented so we’ve got long strings of macros and 0s that are just sitting there, purpose unknown
Throughout the code, the program uses a mixture of custom string types and standard string literals. Ideally, these would be reduced to the types just in the standard but we’ll need to investigate further. The custom string types are a mixture of a character array TCHAR * (not sure what TCHAR stands for) and its conversion function looks to be _T() and there’s another type called CString(). Then it also uses standard type string literals but not standard c-strings or C++ string types.
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Finished reformatting the whitespace in the script compiler. I’ve gone ahead and committed and pushed up the changes to that file separately as the file was 5500 lines to start with and I didn’t want to risk losing those changes. Will get the rest of the project/ directory up with the rest of the files.