Function unserialize_list_material

plugins/stockpiles/StockpileSerializer.cpp:627–660

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static void unserialize_list_material(color_ostream& out, const char* subcat, bool all, char val, const vector<string>& filters,
        FuncMaterialAllowed is_allowed, FuncReadImport read_value, int32_t list_size,
        vector<char>& pile_list) {
    // we initialize all disallowed values to 1
    // why? because that's how the memory is in DF before we muck with it.
    size_t num_elems = world->raws.inorganics.all.size();
    pile_list.resize(num_elems, 0);
    for (size_t i = 0; i < pile_list.size(); ++i) {
        MaterialInfo mi(0, i);
        if (!is_allowed(mi))
            pile_list.at(i) = 1;
    }

    if (all) {
        for (size_t idx = 0; idx < num_elems; ++idx) {
            MaterialInfo mi;
            mi.decode(0, idx);
            set_filter_elem(out, subcat, filters, val, mi.toString(), idx, pile_list.at(idx));
        }
        return;
    }

    for (auto i = 0; i < list_size; ++i) {
        string id = read_value(i);
        MaterialInfo mi;
        if (!mi.find(id) || !is_allowed(mi))
            continue;
        if (mi.index < 0 || size_t(mi.index) >= pile_list.size()) {
            WARN(log, out).print("material type index invalid: {}\n", mi.index);
            continue;
        }
        set_filter_elem(out, subcat, filters, val, id, mi.index, pile_list.at(mi.index));
    }
}

static bool serialize_list_creature(color_ostream& out, FuncWriteExport add_value, const vector<char>& list) {
    bool all = true;