- Only count the parts from the source train that will be moved, not the whole train.
- Don't count articulated parts of an engine. This alleviates issues with autoreplacing very long trains.
As side effect this is a
-Fix: The default AI tried to change the service intervals of vehicles via the CMD_CHANGE_TRAIN_SERVICE_INT command - regardless of the type of the vehicle - which of course failed for non-trains
This means that any user attempt to remove a rear engine will tell the user to move the front engine instead
This fixes the assert when moving multiheaded engines (introduced in r3144)
Note: to make old savegames use this feature, some engines might be turned around in order to link engines in pairs
-Codechange: train subtype is now a bitmask
This allows fast access to info like if it is a wagon or engine and if it is in front and so on
Note: savegame version bump
-Indentation
-Whitespace
-DeMorgan's Law
-Test with NULL or 0 for non-booleans
-'\0' instead of 0 for chars
-Remove redundantly redundant comments (like DoFoo(); // Do foo)
-Join multiple short lines with a single statement
-Split single lines with multiple statements
-Avoid assignments in if
-Trains will now remember the length of stations it visits and sell cars
when being autoreplaced if they became too long
-If it needs to remove cars, then it starts from the front and sells
all it can find until the train is short enough
-This only works for trains, that knows the station length of the route
so a full uninterrupted run is needed
-a train needs 1-2 runs to detect if the shortest station is expanded
-This feature can be turned on and off in the train replace window
and each company can have it's own setting
-NOTE: minor savegame version bump
currently this applies to planes and multiheaded train engines (no more lost airmail)
added GetNextEnginePart() that returns the next vehicle in an engine nomatter what type it is
when more types of multivehicle engines are added, they will have to be added here too or autoreplace will not remove all cargo
running MaybeReplaceVehicle() is now delayed until after the loop in CallVehicleTicks()
This avoids selling the vehicle the loop currently works with (and continues to work with afterwards)
this var works like _new_train_id and the rest of that kind of vars, except it is set each time a vehicle is build, nomatter what type
this is a nice tool to code vehicle independent code, which in turn can reduce code duplication
Right now it's used in ReplaceVehicle() and CmdCloneVehicle()
Simplify this check by testing the rail vehicle info flags instead of passing a global variable around.
Note: This is not exactly the original behaviour, because the Lev4 was always allowed to be built, but i guess that was a glitch.
