Added row nesting and arg/return highlighting for packages, classes and functions. Added noscript page

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Hunter
2026-10-16 13:47:52 -04:00
parent 43e9f6a14c
commit 8e85d97b9a
11 changed files with 768 additions and 52 deletions

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@@ -7,6 +7,64 @@ const SLASH = 0x2f
/** `natural` is dump order — the order the lines appeared in the file. */
export type SortKey = 'natural' | 'path' | 'address' | 'offset' | 'name' | 'type'
/**
* What a row is *for*, as far as nesting and display care.
*
* `param` / `return` / `local` only apply to properties owned by a function.
* The dump carries no CPF_Parm flags, so they are told apart by name: native
* functions name their return `ReturnValue`, while Blueprint functions also
* own frame temporaries — `CallFunc_X_ReturnValue` holds the result of a call
* to X, it is *not* this function's return — prefixed as below.
*/
export const ROLES = [
'object',
'package',
'class',
'struct',
'function',
'member',
'param',
'return',
'local',
] as const
export type Role = (typeof ROLES)[number]
const R_OBJECT = 0
const R_PACKAGE = 1
const R_CLASS = 2
const R_STRUCT = 3
const R_FUNCTION = 4
const R_MEMBER = 5
const R_PARAM = 6
const R_RETURN = 7
const R_LOCAL = 8
const FUNCTION_TYPES = new Set(['Function', 'DelegateFunction', 'SparseDelegateFunction'])
const LOCAL_PREFIXES = ['CallFunc_', 'K2Node_', 'Temp_']
function typeRole(type: string): number {
if (type === 'Package') return R_PACKAGE
if (type === 'Class' || type.endsWith('GeneratedClass')) return R_CLASS
if (type === 'ScriptStruct' || type === 'UserDefinedStruct') return R_STRUCT
if (FUNCTION_TYPES.has(type)) return R_FUNCTION
if (type.endsWith('Property')) return R_MEMBER
return R_OBJECT
}
/** Ownership chains in the dump top out at 14; anything longer is a cycle. */
const MAX_CHAIN = 64
export interface Nested {
/** Display order: every match plus the owners that give it context. */
rows: Uint32Array
/** True nesting depth per display row. The table clamps the indent. */
depth: Uint8Array
/** 1 where the row is shown only as a match's owner, not as a match. */
ctx: Uint8Array
/** Rows that actually matched the query. */
matches: number
}
export interface Query {
typeIds?: number[] // Type ids to keep. Empty/undefined = all types.
pathPrefix?: string // Exact prefix on the object path, e.g. "/Script/Engine".
@@ -87,6 +145,114 @@ export class DumpStore {
kind,
// Only meaningful on enum constants; i64, so it prints rather than maths.
value: kind === KIND_ENUM ? this.cols.value[index]! : null,
role: this.role(index),
group: this.groupOf(index),
}
}
// --- ownership
/** Row of each row's `or:`/`owr:` owner, or -1. */
private parent: Int32Array | null = null
private roles: Uint8Array | null = null
/** Owned rows per owner, in dump order: kidList[kidStart[r] .. kidStart[r + 1]). */
private kidStart: Uint32Array | null = null
private kidList: Uint32Array | null = null
/**
* One linear pass over the owner pointers. Derived rather than stored, so
* cached dumps and `.pdx` bundles from before this existed still load.
*/
private ensureOwnership() {
if (this.parent) return
const { count, outer, typeId, types } = this.cols
const parent = new Int32Array(count).fill(-1)
for (let i = 0; i < count; i++) {
const p = this.rowByAddress(outer[i]!)
if (p >= 0 && p !== i) parent[i] = p
}
// UE ownership is a tree, but a damaged line or a reused address could
// still close a loop, and every walk below assumes one cannot happen.
for (let i = 0; i < count; i++) {
let p = parent[i]!
let steps = 0
while (p >= 0 && ++steps < MAX_CHAIN) p = parent[p]!
if (steps >= MAX_CHAIN) parent[i] = -1
}
const byType = Uint8Array.from(types, typeRole)
const roles = new Uint8Array(count)
for (let i = 0; i < count; i++) roles[i] = byType[typeId[i]!]!
for (let i = 0; i < count; i++) {
const p = parent[i]!
if (roles[i] !== R_MEMBER || p < 0 || roles[p] !== R_FUNCTION) continue
const name = this.name(i)
roles[i] =
name === 'ReturnValue'
? R_RETURN
: LOCAL_PREFIXES.some((s) => name.startsWith(s))
? R_LOCAL
: R_PARAM
}
const kidStart = new Uint32Array(count + 1)
for (let i = 0; i < count; i++) {
const p = parent[i]!
if (p >= 0) kidStart[p + 1] = kidStart[p + 1]! + 1
}
for (let i = 0; i < count; i++) kidStart[i + 1] = kidStart[i + 1]! + kidStart[i]!
const fill = kidStart.slice(0, count)
const kidList = new Uint32Array(kidStart[count]!)
for (let i = 0; i < count; i++) if (parent[i]! >= 0) kidList[fill[parent[i]!]!++] = i
this.parent = parent
this.roles = roles
this.kidStart = kidStart
this.kidList = kidList
}
role(row: number): Role {
this.ensureOwnership()
return ROLES[this.roles![row]!]!
}
ownerOf(row: number): number {
this.ensureOwnership()
return this.parent![row]!
}
/** Rows owned directly by `row`, in dump order. */
members(row: number): Uint32Array {
this.ensureOwnership()
return this.kidList!.subarray(this.kidStart![row]!, this.kidStart![row + 1]!)
}
/**
* Owner for display purposes. Packages are never shown as parents — they
* are scoped to instead — so whatever a package owns is a top-level row.
*/
private nestParent(row: number): number {
const p = this.parent![row]!
return p < 0 || this.roles![p] === R_PACKAGE ? -1 : p
}
/**
* The row whose selection highlights `row` as one unit: the nearest
* function, class or struct at or above it, else its top-level ancestor.
* So a parameter groups with its function, and a class property with the
* class, without the class pulling every one of its functions in too.
*/
groupOf(row: number): number {
this.ensureOwnership()
const roles = this.roles!
let r = row
for (;;) {
const role = roles[r]
if (role === R_FUNCTION || role === R_CLASS || role === R_STRUCT) return r
const p = this.nestParent(r)
if (p < 0) return r
r = p
}
}
@@ -126,7 +292,7 @@ export class DumpStore {
// --- query
query(q: Query): { rows: Uint32Array; typeCounts: Int32Array } {
query(q: Query): Nested & { typeCounts: Int32Array } {
const { count, typeId, types } = this.cols
const typeCounts = new Int32Array(types.length)
@@ -154,26 +320,130 @@ export class DumpStore {
out[n++] = i
}
const rows = out.subarray(0, n)
return { rows: this.sort(rows, q), typeCounts }
return { ...this.nest(out.subarray(0, n), q), typeCounts }
}
private sort(rows: Uint32Array, q: Query): Uint32Array {
/**
* Matches → display order.
*
* Every match pulls in its owner chain (as context rows, when the owner did
* not match itself), then the result is laid out depth-first. The sort is
* applied among siblings at every level, so a child never leaves its parent
* and a group's place is decided by its head alone. The one exception is a
* function's children, which always stay in offset order: that order *is*
* the params struct, and it is the reason to look at a function at all.
*/
private nest(match: Uint32Array, q: Query): Nested {
this.ensureOwnership()
const { count, offset } = this.cols
const roles = this.roles!
// 1 = matched, 2 = owner of a match shown for context.
const inc = new Uint8Array(count)
for (let k = 0; k < match.length; k++) inc[match[k]!] = 1
for (let k = 0; k < match.length; k++) {
let p = this.nestParent(match[k]!)
while (p >= 0 && !inc[p]) {
inc[p] = 2
p = this.nestParent(p)
}
}
// Children per included parent, CSR over row ids. Filled in row order, so
// natural order needs no sort at all.
const start = new Uint32Array(count + 1)
let total = 0
let roots = 0
for (let i = 0; i < count; i++) {
if (!inc[i]) continue
total++
const p = this.nestParent(i)
if (p < 0) roots++
else start[p + 1] = start[p + 1]! + 1
}
for (let i = 0; i < count; i++) start[i + 1] = start[i + 1]! + start[i]!
const fill = start.slice(0, count)
const kids = new Uint32Array(start[count]!)
const top = new Uint32Array(roots)
roots = 0
for (let i = 0; i < count; i++) {
if (!inc[i]) continue
const p = this.nestParent(i)
if (p < 0) top[roots++] = i
else kids[fill[p]!++] = i
}
const cmp = this.comparator(q)
const byOffset = (a: number, b: number) => offset[a]! - offset[b]! || a - b
if (cmp) top.sort(cmp)
for (let p = 0; p < count; p++) {
const s = start[p]!
const e = start[p + 1]!
if (e - s < 2) continue
if (roles[p] === R_FUNCTION) kids.subarray(s, e).sort(byOffset)
else if (cmp) kids.subarray(s, e).sort(cmp)
}
// Depth-first, iteratively: chains are shallow but there are many of them.
const rows = new Uint32Array(total)
const depth = new Uint8Array(total)
const ctx = new Uint8Array(total)
const stack: number[] = []
const stackDepth: number[] = []
let n = 0
for (let t = 0; t < top.length; t++) {
stack.push(top[t]!)
stackDepth.push(0)
while (stack.length) {
const r = stack.pop()!
const d = stackDepth.pop()!
rows[n] = r
depth[n] = Math.min(d, 255)
ctx[n] = inc[r] === 2 ? 1 : 0
n++
for (let c = start[r + 1]! - 1; c >= start[r]!; c--) {
stack.push(kids[c]!)
stackDepth.push(d + 1)
}
}
}
return { rows, depth, ctx, matches: match.length }
}
/**
* Sibling comparator for the chosen column, or null when dump order stands.
*
* Rows without a value — no offset on a class or function, the null address
* on a recovered fragment — sort last in *both* directions. Otherwise an
* ascending OFF sort would hoist every group head above every member.
*/
private comparator(q: Query): ((a: number, b: number) => number) | null {
const mode = q.sort ?? 'natural'
if (mode === 'natural' && !q.descending) return rows
if (mode === 'natural' && !q.descending) return null
const { addr, offset } = this.cols
const dir = q.descending ? -1 : 1
let cmp: (a: number, b: number) => number
if (mode === 'address') cmp = (a, b) => addr[a]! - addr[b]! || a - b
else if (mode === 'offset') cmp = (a, b) => offset[a]! - offset[b]! || a - b
else if (mode === 'path') cmp = (a, b) => this.cmpPath(a, b)
else if (mode === 'name') cmp = (a, b) => this.cmpName(a, b) || this.cmpPath(a, b)
else if (mode === 'type') cmp = (a, b) => this.cmpType(a, b) || this.cmpPath(a, b)
else cmp = (a, b) => a - b
let base: (a: number, b: number) => number
let missing: ((r: number) => boolean) | null = null
if (mode === 'address') {
base = (a, b) => addr[a]! - addr[b]!
missing = (r) => !addr[r]
} else if (mode === 'offset') {
base = (a, b) => offset[a]! - offset[b]!
missing = (r) => offset[r]! < 0
} else if (mode === 'path') base = (a, b) => this.cmpPath(a, b)
else if (mode === 'name') base = (a, b) => this.cmpName(a, b) || this.cmpPath(a, b)
else if (mode === 'type') base = (a, b) => this.cmpType(a, b) || this.cmpPath(a, b)
else base = (a, b) => a - b
const sorted = rows.slice().sort(cmp)
if (q.descending) sorted.reverse()
return sorted
if (!missing) return (a, b) => dir * base(a, b) || a - b
const m = missing
return (a, b) => {
const ma = m(a)
if (ma !== m(b)) return ma ? 1 : -1
return dir * base(a, b) || a - b
}
}
/** Byte order over the *indexable* path, so inner properties sort with their array. */

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@@ -12,8 +12,6 @@ import { KIND_ENUM } from './dump-parse'
* to write", with functions given the offset table that is the whole point.
*/
const FUNCTION_TYPES = new Set(['Function', 'DelegateFunction', 'SparseDelegateFunction'])
/** Beyond this the report stops being a reference and starts being the dump. */
export const REPORT_CAP = 25_000
@@ -69,15 +67,6 @@ export function buildReport(
// `store.row` decodes strings out of the path blob each time it is called.
const objs = Array.from(used, (r) => store.row(r))
// Children are grouped by their container so that a function can find its
// parameters without a second scan per function.
const byContainer = new Map<string, typeof objs>()
for (const o of objs) {
const list = byContainer.get(o.container)
if (list) list.push(o)
else byContainer.set(o.container, [o])
}
const out: string[] = []
const { root, label } = meta
@@ -112,7 +101,7 @@ export function buildReport(
out.push('')
// ------------------------------------------------------------ functions
const fns = objs.filter((o) => FUNCTION_TYPES.has(o.type))
const fns = objs.filter((o) => o.role === 'function')
if (fns.length) {
out.push('FUNCTIONS')
out.push('-'.repeat(72))
@@ -122,7 +111,10 @@ export function buildReport(
for (const f of fns) {
// Declaration order is offset order: UE lays parameters out in the
// params struct in the order they are declared, return value last.
const params = (byContainer.get(f.path) ?? []).slice().sort((a, b) => a.offset - b.offset)
// Found by owner pointer, so a param outside a truncated report still lists.
const params = Array.from(store.members(f.index), (r) => store.row(r)).sort(
(a, b) => a.offset - b.offset,
)
out.push(f.path)
out.push(` name ${f.name}`)
@@ -134,9 +126,10 @@ export function buildReport(
} else {
out.push(` params ${params.length}`)
const w = Math.max(...params.map((p) => p.name.length), 4)
out.push(` ${'OFFSET'.padEnd(9)}${'NAME'.padEnd(w + 2)}TYPE`)
const t = Math.max(...params.map((p) => p.type.length), 4)
out.push(` ${'OFFSET'.padEnd(9)}${'NAME'.padEnd(w + 2)}${'TYPE'.padEnd(t + 2)}ROLE`)
for (const p of params) {
out.push(` ${hexOff(p.offset).padEnd(9)}${p.name.padEnd(w + 2)}${p.type}`)
out.push(` ${hexOff(p.offset).padEnd(9)}${p.name.padEnd(w + 2)}${p.type.padEnd(t + 2)}${p.role}`)
}
}
out.push('')