[Fix #357] Update AreaEditor8a.cs to save AreaSettings

[drvictorvs]

So, I think this did it. Well, I'm sure it works, the Field/Areas Settings tab will save as intended, I'm just not sure whether it creates other problems. So I did it in the most analogous way to SaveArea, without any code cleaning, in the wrong place, just so that it's very explicit what it's doing. So feel free to edit it.

By the way, I managed to find that Flag03 is essentially "Can Ride", i.e., if you enable it in Jubilife Village, you'll be able to ride Pokémon there.

Best regards.

[drvictorvs]

Looks good to me! Tho I do wonder if we need the additional function for writing the object. Can't we use one of the already available methods?

I'll approve it tho, I don't see any issues with it. Maybe @kwsch has a comment?

Thank you! My first idea was to simply use TryWrite(string, flatbuffer) to write Settings to bin/field/resident/AreaSettings.bin, but the Settings in ResidentArea.cs is not the same as in AreaEditor8a.cs. LoadAreaByName() sends just the info for the active area (using the AreaSettingsTable.Find method), and TryWrite() is not set up to deal with that.

There are ways to get around that but I don't understand nearly enough of C# to understand the downsides to each of them. (I literally started learning it just to solve this problem.) So I decided to defer to someone else's knowledge.

If I had to choose, I'd add an argument to the ResidentArea class:

public sealed class ResidentArea(GFPack resident, AreaSettings settings, >> AreaSettingsTable? table = null <<)
{
public AreaSettingsTable? Table = table;
...

Modify LoadAreaByName() in AreaEditor8a.cs (and revert the other changes):

var area = new ResidentArea(Resident, Settings.Find(name), >> Settings <<);

(Ideally I suppose you'd pass Settings and name and let ResidentArea.cs figure out the rest, but that would break AreaInstance.cs and probably other things.)

Then add to SaveInfo() (in ResidentArea.cs):

        if(Table != null){
            TryWrite("bin/field/resident/AreaSettings.bin", Table);
        }

I have tested this and it seems to work (I haven't tested the resulting file in-game yet).

[duckdoom4]

Ah sorry for the confusion. What I mean is that you can use FlatBufferConverter.SerializeFrom(). (I just checked, and that is the same code as the Write function you added).

Edit: Also

I managed to find that Flag03 is essentially "Can Ride"

That's a great find, if you want you can rename it in the fbs file and where it's used so we can document it :D

[duckdoom4]

@drvictorvs If you can change that thing I mentioned I'll merge it in :)