The ritual UI is now a lot better using a FSM to control everything. Probably one more session to work out the remaining functionality.

ritual_ui.hpp

@@ -8,24 +8,30 @@
 #include "fsm.hpp"
 
 namespace gui {
-
   namespace ritual {
     enum class State {
       START=0,
       OPENED=1,
       CLOSED=2,
       OPENING=3,
-      CLOSING=4
+      CLOSING=4,
+      CRAFTING=5
     };
 
-
     enum class Event {
       STARTED=0,
       TOGGLE=1,
-      TICK=2
+      TICK=2,
+      SELECT=3,
+      COMBINE=4
     };
 
-    class UI : public DeadSimpleFSM<State, Event>{
+    struct SelectedItem {
+      DinkyECS::Entity slot_id;
+      DinkyECS::Entity item_id;
+    };
+
+    class UI : public DeadSimpleFSM<State, Event> {
       public:
         sf::IntRect $ritual_closed_rect{{0,0},{380,720}};
         sf::IntRect $ritual_open_rect{{380 * 2,0},{380,720}};
@@ -33,12 +39,16 @@ namespace gui {
         guecs::UI $gui;
         GameLevel $level;
         textures::SpriteTexture $ritual_ui;
+        ::ritual::Blanket& $blanket;
+        ::ritual::Engine $ritual_engine;
+        ::ritual::CraftingState $craft_state;
 
         UI(GameLevel level);
 
-        void event(Event ev);
+        void event(Event ev, std::any data={});
         void START(Event);
-        void OPENED(Event);
+        void OPENED(Event, std::any data={});
+        void CRAFTING(Event, std::any data={});
         void CLOSED(Event);
         void OPENING(Event);
         void CLOSING(Event);
@@ -46,7 +56,13 @@ namespace gui {
         bool mouse(float x, float y, bool hover);
         void render(sf::RenderWindow &window);
         bool is_open();
+        void load_blanket();
+        void clear_blanket();
+        void select_item(SelectedItem pair);
+        void show_craft_result();
+        void clear_craft_result();
+        void show_craft_failure();
+        void run_crafting_engine();
     };
-
   }
 }