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FUNCTIONS BY FREQUENCY
Lists of functions arranged in descending order of frequency. This
may be useful for deciding what needs implementing next.
The scores represent the number of RealLive programs (including demos
and trials) which Haeleth has that use the function at least once.
Key titles are additionally indicated as follows:
Air SE A
Clannad C
Kanon SE K
Planetarian PE P
Tomoyo After T
Grp (combined scores for grp*/rec*)
grpBuffer 34 ACKPT
grpOpenBg 33 ACKPT
grpCopy 32 ACKT
grpFill 25 ACKPT
grpMaskCopy 19 AK
grpMulti 16 ACK
grpDisplay 15
grpFade 12 C
grpLoadMask 12
grpStretchBlt 12 AC
grpCopyWithMask 11
grpMaskBuffer 11
grpOpen 10 K
grpMaskOpen 9 AK
grpMaskCopyWithMask 7
grpMono 7 A
grpLoad 6 AK
grpMaskStretchBlt 6
grpCopyInvMask 5
grpZoom 5 AP
grpColour 4
grpAdd 3 C
grpFlash 3 AC
grpInvert 3 AC
grpLight 3 C
grpMaskNumber 3
grpAddWithMask 2
grpMaskAdd 2
grpMaskCopyInvMask 2
grpMaskLoad 2 A
grpTextout 2
grpMaskRotate 1
grpMaskSub 1
grpPan 1
grpRotate 1
grpSub 1 C
Obj (combined scores for obj*/objBg*/objRange*/objBgRange*)
objOfFile 32 ACKPT
objAlpha 23 ACKPT
objMove 23 ACKPT
objShow 22 ACKPT
objDispRect 16 ACKPT
objOfFileGan 16 CKPT
objWipeCopyOn 16 CPT
objLayer 14
objAdjust 13 ACKPT
objScale 13 CP
objColour 12 ACT
objDriftOfFile 12 ACKPT
objDriftOpts 12 ACKPT
objLeft 12 C
objTop 12 C
objComposite 11 CPT
objCopyFgToBg 11 ACKT
objOfRect 11 ACT
objClear 10 ACKPT
objPattNo 10 ACKPT
objDelete 9 ACKPT
objLight 9 P
objMono 9 CT
objOfText 9 CP
objAdjustX 8
objGetPos 8 ACKPT
objRotate 8 C
objTextOpts 8 CP
objAdjustY 7
objDispArea 7
objGetDims 7 ACKPT
objWipeCopyOff 7
objOrigin 6
objStop 6
objCopy 5 CT
objOfFile2 5 CT
objRepOrigin 5 CP
objHeight 4 C
objInvert 4
objOfArea 4
objWidth 4 T
objRepOriginX 3
objTint 3
objCopyToBg 2
objFadeOpts 2 C
objLoop 2 AP
objNumOpts 2
objOfDigits 2
objOrder 2
objRepOriginY 2 C
objSetDigits 2
objSetText 2
objBgCopyToFg 1 A
objColLevel 1
objOfFileAnm 1
objOriginY 1
objPlay 1 C
objPlayEx 1
For future reference, the basic command to generate scores for Grp was
find -L . -type d | perl -e '
%key=(kanon=>1,air=>1,clannad=>1,planetarian=>1,tomoyo_full=>1);
@f = map { chomp; "$_/*.ke" } <STDIN>;
push @f, "misc/$_" for split " ", `ls misc`;
for (@f) { next if m(\.(/gameexes|/misc)?/\*\.ke$);
open F, qq{grep -Eoh "\\b(grp|rec)[^ (]+" $_ | sort -u -k1.4 |};
while $l (<F>) { chomp, $l =~ s/^rec/grp/, ++$c{$l};
$g{$l} .= uc $2 if m(/((.).+)/\*\.ke$) && $key{$1} }
close F } printf "%-21s%-4s%s\n", $_, $c{$_}, $g{$_} for keys %c
' | sort -nrk 2
No, I haven't won any obfuscation contests yet. :P
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