sheet_single.dat

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<!-- This file contains the definition of the first page of the standard character
      sheet for output. The character sheet has been carved into a simple two-column
      presentation that is used by many game systems, with some information on the
      left and other material on the right. You can use whatever overall layout you
      prefer, using this sample as a guideline.

      A variety of display techniques have been used on this one character sheet to
      provide examples of how to present information in different ways. You will
      likely choose one or two of these methods and use them exclusively within your
      own data files, but this gives you various styles to choose from.

      The second page of the character sheet will be found in "sheet_standard2.dat".
-->

<document signature="Hero Lab Data">


  <!-- Hero and Player Info
        NOTE! These could be easily wrapped inside a template or used directly within
              a layout, as we do here. Both methods are perfectly reasonable.
  -->

  <!-- oHeroNameSingle portal - name of the actor 
  style="outHeroNam"> -->
  <portal
    id="oHeroNameSingle"
    style="outHeroNam">
    <output_label>
      <labeltext><![CDATA[
	  	var txt as string
	    var role as string
		var rolesumm as string
	    var assign as string
		var division as string
		var ismore as number
		
	    txt = ""
		role = ""
		rolesumm = ""
		
		assign = ""
		division = ""
		
		txt = hero.findchild[Service].field[serRank].text
	    assign = hero.findchild[Service].field[serAssign].text
	
		if (empty(txt) = 0) then
		  call GetDivisionColor
		  @text &= division
		  @text &= txt & " "
		  endif

        if (empty(hero.actorname) <> 0) then
          @text &= "- Unnamed Hero -"
		else
		  @text &= hero.actorname
          endif
		  
	
		ismore = 0
        foreach pick in hero from CharRole
		  if (ismore <> 0) then
            role &= " / "
            rolesumm &= ". "
            endif
		  role &= eachpick.field[name].text
		  rolesumm &= eachpick.field[summary].text
		  ismore = 1
		  nexteach
		  
	    if (empty(role) <> 0) then
          txt = ""
	    else
	      txt = role
          endif
	  
	    if (empty(assign) <> 0) then
          txt = txt
	    else
	      if (empty(txt) <> 0) then
	        txt = assign
          else
	        txt &= ", " & assign
	        endif
          endif
		
        if (empty(txt) = 0) then
		  @text &= "{br}{size 44}" & txt & "{revert}"
		  endif		
		
        ]]></labeltext>
      </output_label>
    </portal>

  <!-- oPersonalSingle portal
        This is a table in which we output the personal details (background) of the
        character. We use a table so we can put the info on the first page if there
        is room and easily spill it onto the second page if not.
  -->
  <portal
    id="oPersonalSingle"
    style="outNormal">
    <output_table
      component="Personal"
      showtemplate="oPersonal"
      varyheight="yes">
      <list><![CDATA[
        !Helper.NoPersText & hero#source.ShowDetail
        ]]></list>
      </output_table>
    </portal>

  <!-- oTraitsSingle portal - traits of the actor -->
  <portal
    id="oTraitsSingle"
    style="outPlainLt">
    <output_label>
      <labeltext><![CDATA[
	    var temp as string
		var division as string
	    var ismore as number
		
		temp = ""
		ismore = 0
		foreach pick in hero from Trait
		  if (ismore <> 0) then
		    temp &= ", "
            endif
		  
	      temp &= eachpick.field[name].text
	  
          ismore = 1
          nexteach
	    
	    call GetDivisionColor
		@text &= division
		@text &= "{b}Traits: {/b}{text 000000}" & temp
		
        ]]></labeltext>
      </output_label>
    </portal>	

  <!-- oValuesSingle portal - values of the actor -->
  <portal
    id="oValuesSingle"
    style="outLeft">
    <output_label>
      <labeltext><![CDATA[
	    var temp as string
		var division as string
	    var ismore as number
		
		temp = ""
		ismore = 0
		foreach pick in hero from Value
	      temp &= "{br}" & chr(149) & " " & eachpick.field[name].text
          nexteach

	    call GetDivisionColor
		@text &= division
		@text &= "{b}Values: {/b}{text 000000}" & temp
		
        ]]></labeltext>
      </output_label>
    </portal>

  <!-- oFocusSingle portal - focuses of the actor -->
  <portal
    id="oFocusSingle"
    style="outLeft">
    <output_label>
      <labeltext><![CDATA[
	    var temp as string
		var division as string
	    var ismore as number
		
		temp = ""
		division = ""
		
		ismore = 0
		foreach pick in hero from Focus
		  if (ismore <> 0) then
		    temp &= ", "
            endif
		  
	      temp &= eachpick.field[name].text
	  
          ismore = 1
          nexteach
	  
	    call GetDivisionColor
		@text = division
		@text &= "{b}Focuses: {/b}{text 000000}" & temp

		
        ]]></labeltext>
      </output_label>
    </portal>

  <!-- oDetermination portal - Determination value of the actor -->
  <portal
    id="oDetermination"
    style="outLeft">
    <output_label>
      <labeltext><![CDATA[
	    var temp as string
		var division as string
	    var ismore as number
		
		temp = ""
		ismore = 0
		foreach pick in hero from Focus
		  if (ismore <> 0) then
		    temp &= ", "
            endif
		  
	      temp &= eachpick.field[name].text
	  
          ismore = 1
          nexteach
	  
	    call GetDivisionColor
		@text &= division
		@text &= "{b}Determination: {/b}{text 000000} {font Wingdings}{size 46}" & chr(168) & "{horz 3}" & chr(168) & "{horz 3}" & chr(168) & "{revert}"
		
        ]]></labeltext>
      </output_label>
    </portal>
	
  <!-- oStress portal - Stress value of the actor -->
  <portal
    id="oStress"
    style="outLeft">
    <output_label>
      <labeltext><![CDATA[
	    var temp as string
		var division as string
	    var stress as number
		var i as number
		
		temp = "{font Wingdings}{size 46}"
		stress = #stressmax[]
		
		for i = 1 to stress
	      temp &= "{horz 3}" & chr(168)
          next
	  
	    temp &= "{revert}"

        call GetDivisionColor
		  
		@text &= division
		  
		@text &= "{b}Stress: {/b}{text 000000}" & temp 
        ]]></labeltext>
      </output_label>
    </portal>	
	
  <!-- oGearSingle portal
        This is a table of all Gear carried by the actor. The gear list needs to
        exclude weapons and armor, since those are already listed in the separate
        sections for those item types.
  -->
  <portal
    id="oGearSingle"
    style="outLeft">
    <output_label>
      <labeltext><![CDATA[
	    var temp as string
		var division as string

	    var ismore as number
		
		temp = ""
		ismore = 0
		foreach pick in hero from Gear where "!(Print.NoPrint|Equipment.Natural)"
		  if (ismore <> 0) then
		    temp &= ", "
            endif
		  
	      temp &= eachpick.field[name].text
	  
          ismore = 1
          nexteach
        
		call GetDivisionColor
		  
		@text &= division
		@text &= "{b}Equipment: {/b}{text 000000}{br}" & temp
		
        ]]></labeltext>
      </output_label>
    </portal>

  <!-- oWeaponSingle portal
        This is a table of all Weapons carried by the actor. Weapons use the same
        template for both the contents and the header across the top. See the
        template for more details on this.
  -->
  <portal
    id="oArmorySingle"
    style="outNormal">
    <output_table
      component="WeaponBase"
      showtemplate="oWeapPickSingle"
      showsortset="Armory"
	  varyheight="yes">
      <list><![CDATA[
        ]]></list>
      </output_table>
    </portal>

  <portal
    id="oWeaponHeader"
    style="outLeft">
    <output_label>
        <labeltext><![CDATA[
		  var division as string
          call GetDivisionColor
		  
		  @text &= division
          @text &= "{b}Attacks:{/b}{text 000000}"
          ]]></labeltext>
      </output_label>
    </portal>

  <!-- oTalent portal
        This is a table of all Talents for the actor.
  -->
  <portal
    id="oTalentSingle"
    style="outNormal">
    <output_table
      component="TalentBase"
      showtemplate="oTalPickSingle"
	  showsortset="TalentSort"
	  varyheight="yes">
      <list><![CDATA[
        ]]></list>
      </output_table>
    </portal>

  <portal
    id="oTalentHeader"
    style="outLeft">
    <output_label>
        <labeltext><![CDATA[
		  var division as string
          call GetDivisionColor
		  
		  @text &= division
          @text &= "{b}Talents:{/b}{text 000000}"
          ]]></labeltext>
      </output_label>
    </portal>

  <!-- oResistance portal - Resistance value of the actor -->
  <portal
    id="oResistance"
    style="outLeft">
    <output_label>
      <labeltext><![CDATA[
		var division as string
        call GetDivisionColor
		  
		@text &= division
		@text &= "{b}Resistance: {/b}{text 000000}" & #resistance[]
        ]]></labeltext>
      </output_label>
    </portal>

  <!-- oTalPickSingle template
        This template presents the Special Abilities, consisting of the prominent
        name and the summary text in small letters next to it. We use a small margin
        for vertical spacing between abilities.
  -->
  <template
    id="oTalPickSingle"
    name="Output Talents Table"
    compset="TalentBase"
    marginvert="2">

    <portal
      id="details"
      style="outLeft">
      <output_label
	    ismultiline="yes">
        <labeltext><![CDATA[
		  var division as string
		  
		  call GetDivisionColor
		  @text &= division
          @text &= "{b}" & field[name].text
		  if (tagis[TalentCat.Role] <> 0) then
		    @text &= " [Role]"
		    endif
		  @text &= ":{/b}{text 000000} " & field[talSummary].text
          ]]></labeltext>
        </output_label>
      </portal>

    <position><![CDATA[
      ~our details width spans the entire template width
      portal[details].width = width

      ~limit our portal height to a single line of output
      ~ portal[details].lineheight = 1
	  perform portal[details].autoheight

      ~our height is the height of our portal
      height = portal[details].bottom
      ]]></position>
    </template>
	
  <!-- oGearPick template
        This template presents the basic gear possessed. Gear that is in quantities
        other than one has the proper quantity listed next to it. We use a small
        horizontal margin to indent everything slightly.
  -->
  <template
    id="oWeapPickSingle"
    name="Single Page Output Weapon Table"
    compset="Weapon"
    marginhorz="25">

    <portal
      id="bullet"
      style="outPlain">
      <output_label>
        <labeltext><![CDATA[
          @text = chr(149)
          ]]></labeltext>
        </output_label>
      </portal>

    <portal
      id="summary"
      style="outPlainLt">
      <output_label
	    ismultiline="yes">
        <labeltext><![CDATA[
          @text = field[wpDamageSummaryOS].text
          ]]></labeltext>
        </output_label>
      </portal>

    <position><![CDATA[
      ~our height is the height of the tallest portal
      height = portal[summary].height
      doneif (issizing <> 0)

      ~assign a fixed width to the bullet and position the summary to the right
      portal[bullet].width = 10
      perform portal[summary].alignrel[ltor,bullet,20]

      ~size the name to fit the available space
      portal[summary].width = width - portal[summary].left
	  portal[summary].top = portal[bullet].top
      ~perform portal[summary].sizetofit[36]
      perform portal[summary].autoheight

      ~our height is the height of our portal
      height = portal[summary].bottom
	  
      ~center all portals vertically
      ~perform portal[bullet].centervert
      ~perform portal[summary].centervert
      ]]></position>

    </template>
	
  <!-- oLeftSideSingle layout
        This layout is rendered down the left side of the sheet and contains the
        name and description details for the character, as well as the table of
        table of attributes, table of health/powers, and table of derived traits.
		
	<portalref portal="oHeroInfo"/>
    <portalref portal="oDerived"/>
  -->
  <layout
    id="oLeftSideSingle">
    <portalref portal="oHeroNameSingle"/>
    <portalref portal="oPersonalSingle"/>
    <portalref portal="oTraitsSingle"/>
    <portalref portal="oValuesSingle"/>
    <portalref portal="oAttribute"/>
    <portalref portal="oDiscip"/>
    <portalref portal="oFocusSingle"/>
    <portalref portal="oTalentHeader"/>
    <portalref portal="oTalentSingle"/>
    <position><![CDATA[
      ~position the hero name at the top with the hero details beneath the name
      perform portal[oHeroNameSingle].autoplace[0]
      perform portal[oPersonalSingle].autoplace[10]
      perform portal[oTraitsSingle].autoplace[10]
      perform portal[oValuesSingle].autoplace[10]
	  
      ~position the tables next
      perform portal[oAttribute].autoplace[10]
      perform portal[oDiscip].autoplace[10]
      perform portal[oFocusSingle].autoplace[10]
      perform portal[oTalentHeader].autoplace[20]
      perform portal[oTalentSingle].autoplace[5]

      ~our layout height is the extent of the elements within
      height = autoextent
      ]]></position>
    </layout>
	
  <!-- oRightSideSingle layout
        This layout is rendered down the right side of the sheet and contains the
        character portrait, table of special abilities, table of skills, and table
        of gear. As much gear as will fit is output, with any excess being truncated
        on this sheet and being included on the spillover sheet.
  -->
  <layout
    id="oRightSideSingle">
    <portalref portal="oDetermination"/>
    <portalref portal="oStress"/>
    <portalref portal="oResistance"/>
    <portalref portal="oWeaponHeader"/>
    <portalref portal="oArmorySingle"/>
    <portalref portal="oGearSingle"/>
    <portalref portal="oPersonal"/>
    <templateref template="oPortrait" thing="actor"/>
    <position><![CDATA[
      ~position the character portrait at the top and the various tables beneath
      perform template[oPortrait].autoplace
      perform portal[oDetermination].autoplace
      perform portal[oStress].autoplace
      perform portal[oResistance].autoplace
      perform portal[oWeaponHeader].autoplace
      perform portal[oArmorySingle].autoplace
      perform portal[oGearSingle].autoplace
      perform portal[oPersonal].autoplace

      ~our layout height is the extent of the elements within
      height = autoextent
      ]]></position>
    </layout>
  <!-- singlepage sheet
        This is the first page of the stanard character sheet, which coordinates the
        output of a whole bunch of layouts containing different pieces of information
        for the character. Layouts are estimated to perform whatever calculations are
        necessary within that layout, such as its overall dimensions. Once estimated,
        the dimensions of the layout can be used to properly position and size any
        subsequent layouts that depend on it. So the overall process is to process
        layouts in an order that progressively fills the sheet with aligned material.
  -->
  <sheet
    id="singlepage"
    name="1-Page character sheet">
    <layoutref layout="oLogos"/>
    <layoutref layout="oLeftSideSingle"/>
    <layoutref layout="oRightSideSingle"/>
    <layoutref layout="oAdjust"/>
    <layoutref layout="oValidate"/>
    <position><![CDATA[
      ~set this global variable to 1 if you want the logos to be stacked; a value
      ~of zero places them side-by-side
      scenevalue[stacklogos] = 1

      ~setup the gap to be used between the various sections of the character sheet
      autogap = 20
      scenevalue[sectiongap] = autogap

      ~calculate the width of the two columns of the character sheet, leaving a
      ~suitable center gap between them
      var colwidth as number
      colwidth = (width - 50) / 2

      ~if the user wants to omit the validation report, the hide it and allow the
      ~rest of the sheet to fill that space; otherwise, output the layout and the
      ~top of the validation report establishes the bottom for all other output
      var extent as number
      if (hero.tagis[source.Validation] = 0) then
        layout[oValidate].visible = 0
        extent = height
      else
        layout[oValidate].width = width
        perform layout[oValidate].render
        layout[oValidate].top = height - layout[oValidate].height
        extent = layout[oValidate].top - autogap
        endif

      ~position the leftside layout in the upper left corner
      layout[oLeftSideSingle].width = colwidth
      layout[oLeftSideSingle].height = extent - layout[oLeftSideSingle].top
      perform layout[oLeftSideSingle].render

      ~position the activated adjustments at the bottom on the left; this will
      ~establish the remaining space available on the left for armor and weapons
      layout[oAdjust].width = colwidth
      perform layout[oAdjust].render
      layout[oAdjust].top = extent - layout[oAdjust].height

      ~position the armory layout within the remaining space on the left
      ~layout[oArmory].width = colwidth
      ~layout[oArmory].top = layout[oLeftSideSingle].bottom + autogap
      ~layout[oArmory].height = layout[oAdjust].top - autogap - layout[oArmory].top
      ~perform layout[oArmory].render

      ~position the logos layout in the upper right corner
      layout[oLogos].width = colwidth
      perform layout[oLogos].render
      layout[oLogos].left = width - colwidth

      ~position the rightside layout in the remaining space on the right
      layout[oRightSideSingle].width = colwidth
      layout[oRightSideSingle].top = layout[oLogos].bottom + autogap
      layout[oRightSideSingle].left = layout[oLogos].left
      layout[oRightSideSingle].height = extent - layout[oRightSideSingle].top
      perform layout[oRightSideSingle].render
      ]]></position>
    </sheet>


  </document>