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It's actually more of a recording of the net packets that were sent.
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It's actually more of a recording of the net packets that were sent.
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You can poke around the code in and around [url=https://github.com/spring/spring/tree/develop/rts/System/LoadSave]here[/url]. Especially DemoReader.cpp should give you an idea (it reads a netcode::RawPacket when requested, which is simply stored/zipped as the memory block that would be in the program). To read those packets, you need to know how the [url=https://github.com/spring/spring/tree/develop/rts/System/LoadSave/demofile.h]chunk headers[/url] look (because they tell you how much data to read).
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You can poke around the code in and around [url=https://github.com/spring/spring/tree/develop/rts/System/LoadSave]here[/url]. Especially DemoReader.cpp should give you an idea (it reads a netcode::RawPacket when requested, which is simply stored/zipped as the memory block that would be in the program). To read those packets, you need to know how the [url=https://github.com/spring/spring/tree/develop/rts/System/LoadSave/demofile.h]chunk headers[/url] look (because they tell you how much data to read).
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Once you figured out how to read the data in meaningful chunks, you'll have to look into how a RawPacket is decoded/interpreted in the engine to make sense of that data.
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Once you figured out how to read the data in meaningful chunks, you'll have to look into how a RawPacket is decoded/interpreted in the engine to make sense of that data.
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TL;DR: There is no line separator. It's binary data.
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