plug in new //rotate+ logic

...but it doesn't work yet
currently it crashes with a variety of interesting and colourful error messages
working on debugging it now, but it's gonna take a moment

worldeditadditions/init.lua

@@ -32,6 +32,7 @@ dofile(wea.modpath.."/lib/spiral_circle.lua")
 dofile(wea.modpath.."/lib/dome.lua")
 dofile(wea.modpath.."/lib/spline.lua")
 dofile(wea.modpath.."/lib/revolve.lua")
+dofile(wea.modpath.."/lib/rotate.lua")
 dofile(wea.modpath.."/lib/conv/conv.lua")
 dofile(wea.modpath.."/lib/erode/erode.lua")
 dofile(wea.modpath.."/lib/noise/init.lua")

worldeditadditions_commands/commands/rotate.lua

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ local Vector3 = wea_c.Vector3
 -- ██   ██ ██    ██    ██    ██   ██    ██    ██      
 -- ██   ██  ██████     ██    ██   ██    ██    ███████ 
 
-worldeditadditions_core.register_command("rotate", {
+worldeditadditions_core.register_command("rotate+", {
 	params = "<axis> <degrees> [<axis> <degrees> ...] [origin|o [<pos_number>]]",
 	description = "Rotates the defined region arounnd the given axis by the given number of degrees. Angles are NOT limited to 90-degree increments. When multiple axes and angles are specified, these transformations are applied in order. If o [<pos_number>] is specified, then the specific position number (default: 3) is considered a custom rotation origin instead of the centre of the region. CAUTION: Rotating large areas of memory by 45° can be memory intensive!",
 	privs = { worldedit = true },
@@ -17,6 +17,8 @@ worldeditadditions_core.register_command("rotate", {
 		if not params_text then params_text = "" end
 		local parts = wea_c.split_shell(params_text)
 		
+		print("DEBUG:rotate/parse parts", wea_c.inspect(parts))
+		
 		local mode_store
 		local mode = "AXIS"
 		local success, axis_next, angle
@@ -27,7 +29,14 @@ worldeditadditions_core.register_command("rotate", {
 		for i,part in ipairs(parts) do
 			if part == "origin" or part == "o" then
 				mode_store = mode
-				mode = "ORIGIN"
+				
+				-- If the NEXT item is a number, then parse it.
+				if i < #parts and tonumber(parts[i+1]) ~= nil then
+					mode = "ORIGIN"
+				else
+					-- If not, then default to pos3 and continue in the original mode
+					origin = 3
+				end
 			elseif mode == "ORIGIN" then
 				origin = tonumber(part)
 				if not origin or origin < 1 then
@@ -38,7 +47,7 @@ worldeditadditions_core.register_command("rotate", {
 				mode = mode_store
 				mode_store = nil
 			elseif mode == "AXIS" then
-				axis_next = wea_c.parse.axis_rotation.axis_name(part)
+				success, axis_next = wea_c.parse.axes_rotation.axis_name(part)
 				if not success then return success, axis_next end
 				mode = "ANGLE"
 			elseif mode == "ANGLE" then
@@ -75,21 +84,32 @@ worldeditadditions_core.register_command("rotate", {
 			end
 		end
 		
+		print("DEBUG:rotate/parse ORIGIN", origin, "rotlist", wea_c.inspect(rotlist))
+		
 		return true, origin, rotlist
 	end,
-	nodes_needed = function(name, times)
+	nodes_needed = function(name, origin, rotlist)
-		-- TODO: .......this is a good question, actually.
+		-- BUG: .......this is a good question, actually. This naïve is flawed, since if we rotate by e.g. 45° we could end up replacing more nodes than if we rotate by 90° increments. This is further complicated by the allowance of a custom point of origin.
+		return Vector3.volume(wea_c.pos.get1(name), wea_c.pos.get2(name)) * 2
 	end,
 	func = function(name, origin, rotlist)
 		local start_time = wea_c.get_ms_time()
+		-------------------------------------------------
+		local pos_origin = wea_c.pos.get(name, origin)
+		local pos1, pos2 = wea_c.pos.get1(name), wea_c.pos.get2(name)
 		
-		-- TODO: Do rotation operation here.
 		
+		local success, stats = worldeditadditions.rotate(
+			pos1, pos2,
+			pos_origin,
+			rotlist
+		)
+		if not success then return success, stats end
+		-------------------------------------------------
 		local time_taken = wea_c.get_ms_time() - start_time
 		
 		
-		-- TODO: Update logging below. This will obviously crash due to unknown variables right now.
+		minetest.log("action", name .. " used //rotate at "..pos1.." - "..pos2.." with origin "..pos_origin..", rotating "..stats.count_rotated.." nodes in "..time_taken.."s")
-		minetest.log("action", name .. " used //rotate at "..pos1.." - "..pos2.." with origin "..origin..", replacing "..changed.." nodes in "..time_taken.."s")
+		return true, stats.count_rotated.." nodes rotated through "..tostring(#rotlist).." rotations in "..wea_c.format.human_time(time_taken)
-		return true, changed.." nodes replaced in "..wea_c.format.human_time(time_taken)
 	end
 })

worldeditadditions_commands/init.lua

@@ -38,6 +38,7 @@ dofile(wea_cmd.modpath.."/commands/count.lua")
 dofile(wea_cmd.modpath.."/commands/sculpt.lua")
 dofile(wea_cmd.modpath.."/commands/spline.lua")
 dofile(wea_cmd.modpath.."/commands/revolve.lua")
+dofile(wea_cmd.modpath.."/commands/rotate.lua")
 
 -- Meta Commands
 dofile(wea_cmd.modpath .. "/commands/meta/init.lua")

worldeditadditions_core/core/run_command.lua

@@ -37,9 +37,6 @@ local function run_command(cmdname, options, player_name, paramtext)
 	end
 	
 	local parse_result = { options.parse(paramtext) }
-	if #parse_result >= 2 and parse_result[1] == false and type(parse_result[2]) ~= "string" then
-		minetest.log("warning", "[WorldEditAdditions:core] This is a bug. Parsing function for cmd "..cmdname.." failed but provided value of type "..type(parse_result[2]).." as an error message instead of the expected value of type string.All output from the parsing function: "..wea_c.inspect(parse_result))
-	end
 	local success = table.remove(parse_result, 1)
 	if not success then
 		worldedit.player_notify(player_name, tostring(parse_result[1]) or "Invalid usage (no further error message was provided by the command. This is probably a bug.)")

worldeditadditions_core/utils/parse/axes_rotation.lua

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ function rot_axis_left(axis)
 	elseif axis.z == 1 or axis.z == -1 then
 		axis.x, axis.z = -axis.z, 0
 	end
-	return axis -- CAUDION, this function mutates!
+	return axis -- CAUTION, this function mutates!
 end
 
 --- Parses an axis name into a string.
@@ -40,12 +40,12 @@ local function parse_rotation_axis_name(str, player)
 	
 	-- At most ONE of these cases is true at a time.
 	-- Even if it were possible to handle more than one (which it isn't without quaternions which aren't used in the backend), we would have an undefined ordering problem with the application of such rotations. Rotations ≠ translations in this case!
-	if		str:find("x", 1, true)		then rotval.x = 1
+	if		str:find("x", 1, true)		then vector.x = 1
-	elseif	str:find("y", 1, true)		then rotval.y = 1
+	elseif	str:find("y", 1, true)		then vector.y = 1
-	elseif	str:find("z", 1, true)		then rotval.z = 1
+	elseif	str:find("z", 1, true)		then vector.z = 1
-	elseif	str:find("left", 1, true)	then rotval.z = -1
+	elseif	str:find("left", 1, true)	then vector.z = -1
 	elseif	str:find("right", 1, true)
-			or str:find("yaw")			then rotval.z = 1
+			or str:find("yaw")			then vector.z = 1
 	elseif type(player) ~= "nil"			then
 		local player_rotation_h = calc_rotation_text(player:get_look_horizontal())