This adds a new createMenuEntry api method to make MenuEntries instead.
Menu entries now have an associated callback called when they are
clicked on, avoiding most plugins from having to hook separately to
detect the menu click. Additionally get/set type has changed to take a
MenuAction.
Apply the color changes at chat build time directly to the message being
set on the component, instead of prepending the color change onto the
message itself.
This is a bit more robust since it doesn't break things which depend on
the chat message not starting with a color, which they would not
otherwise, such as the chat filter.
This lets plain latin-character filters to match messages with accents
and diacritics which are not easily typed on all keyboard layouts.
Co-authored-by: Jordan Atwood <jordan.atwood423@gmail.com>
As the number of bonus types increases, the existing system of allowing
only a single type of bonus to be applied, and only allowing actions to
entirely opt out of having bonuses applied rather than more fine-grained
control, is showing its age. This commit redefines all bonus and action
entries in Java enums so that such systems can be better-defined.
Additionally, it comes with the benefit of easier change validation via
testing and enabling item and sprite ID referencing via runelite-api.
LOOKING_INTO is a generic animation used for numerous activities, and
was previously used as an intermediate animation in a test case. Now
that it is used to trigger idle notifications, a dummy animation has
been inserted to ensure the affected test case will not be broken in the
same way in the future.
Co-authored-by: Nick Wolff <nickwolff2@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Arnaud Peralta <arnaud.peralta@gmail.com>
This allows the other plugins which depend on the npc overaly to work
when npc highlight plugin is off, while still letting them use the
consistent highlight style of the central overlay.
The ChatPlayers do not implement equals or hashCode, making them
unsuitable as a hashmap key. Instead just use a linked list and compare
the members using the comparable interface.
