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understandable
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with only values known in WindowFlags (and move out 2 timers to their own variable)
-Codechange: rename Window::flags4 to Window::flags
-Codechange: move some non-inline functions from .hpp to .cpp
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error.h
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use instead of property 18.
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returning D0xx texts.
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supplied and thus should have a default colour.
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StartTextRefStackUsage() to make it more obvious that you must call StopTextRefStackUsage() at some point. Also extent the documentation.
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indices with the DOS palette indices.
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OnInvalidateData().
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list directly in OnInvalidateData(). There might be a scheduled rebuild which needs execution first. So, only set a trigger for resorting.
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difficulty.industry_density.
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got closed
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type at the industry directory window.
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when sorting industries by name.
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OnPaint().
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the language "list"
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resize (partly by Krille).
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be too small
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NewGRF industries.
The NewGRF either has to use properties 12/13, or it needs to set property 0B to 'primary industry'.
So it will not work for bank-like industries which use pure production-callback production.
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production rates does not work (anymore), so allow changing the production multiplier instead.
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IndustryViewWindow::OnClick().
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possible rate instead towards zero.
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member variable of IndustryViewWindow.
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industryview.
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alter industry production did not work for large industry windows.
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like other lists.
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climate-availability of houses.
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some headers
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255 constants are used all over the place, no need for trivial wrapper functions.
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WWT_SCROLL2BAR with NWID_HSCROLLBAR and NWID_VSCROLLBAR.
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and vscroll2.
Note: All windows get individual members with the same names, which are initialised via Window::GetScrollbar(). This caching is not required at all, but simplifies conversion.
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scrollbar explicitly using a NWidgetPart via SetScrollbar().
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converting it to 64 bits
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industry chain window.
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