-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
Add several missing chars:
- Š/š (S with hacek, all sizes)
- Ž/ž (Z with hacek, all sizes)
- Œ/œ (OE ligature, all sizes)
- Ð/ð (eth, large font was missing)
- Þ/þ (thorn, large font was missing)
- º (male ordinal sign, all sizes)
Also move Ÿ (Y with umlaut, all sizes) to the correct position in the charset
To add some chars it was necessary to shuffle some OTTD specific chars (arrows, transport type markers) around
by enums. There remains work in gfx.c to move the "transparency" and
"recolor" bits around to make space for more sprites. However, 2800
additional sprites can now be loaded. There also remains cleanup and
Doxygen work on many of the header files.
- Fix: There would be duplicate entries in the resolutions dropdown box. Copy SDL method or removing duplicates and sort the list.
- Feature: in the settings menu, you don't have to click on the arrows anymore, clicking on the dropdown box itself has the same effect. Consistent with other dropdowns in the game
- Codechange: Introduction of Textbuf struct which not only holds physical data as length but also pixel-constrains (width) and information about the caret
- Codechange: Move Clipboard function to OS specific file. Currently only Windows has clipboard actions
- Feature: Editboxes, console and exit screen also accept the numeric-enter as a yes
- Feature: Navigation through text with cursor keys is possible, as well as arbitrary insertion (also paste) and deletion; both backspace and del keys. Functions DeleteTextBufferChar, InsertTextBufferChar and InsertTextBufferClipboard handle input and deletion. Navigation is done through MoveTextBufferPos.
- Fix: OTTD crash when opening 'add server' editbox
- CodeChange: fix up some stringwidth calculations in gfx.c. You can get the width in pixels of a character by calling GetCharacterWidth().
- Complement the sprite header struct with a variable sized array for the sprite data and rename it to Sprite.
- Use the correct type Sprite* instead of casting all the time (this causes some "assignment from incompatible pointer type" warnings, nothing serious, will be resolved soon)
