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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2009-01-10	(svn r14949) -Cleanup: pointer coding style	rubidium

2008-10-19	(svn r14491) -Documentation: updates/additions of doxygen docs (Alberth)	rubidium

2008-05-06	(svn r12971) -Documentation: add @file in files that missed them and add ↵	rubidium
	something more than whitespace as description of files that don't have a description.
2008-02-28	(svn r12303) -Codechange: move IsValidTile() in a more suitable place and ↵	glx
	make it static inline
2008-01-22	(svn r11947) -Feature: Make use of new sprites added by Action5 type 0D.	frosch
	Tiles which only consist of shore do not flood anymore, instead they get removed if they are no longer connected to flooding water.
2007-12-25	(svn r11700) -Codechange: reduce the amount of unnecessary includes.	rubidium

2007-12-22	(svn r11682) -Codechange: move some 'generic' geometry related types into a ↵	rubidium
	single file and do not include gfx.h everywhere to get a Point type.
2007-12-21	(svn r11680) -Codechange: refactor more out of openttd.h and functions.h.	rubidium

2007-10-20	(svn r11319) -Add: halftile- and anti-zig-zag-foundations. Patch by frosch.	rubidium

2007-10-14	(svn r11263) -Codechange: Reduce code duplication between DrawBridgePillars ↵	rubidium
	and HasFoundation{NW\|NE}. Patch by frosch.
2007-07-26	(svn r10698) -Codechange [FS#1082]: simplify the code related to ↵	rubidium
	foundations. Primarily removal of (duplicated\|magic) code and introduction of few helper functions to ease foundation determination. Patch by frosch.
2007-05-24	(svn r9914) -Codechange: prepare GTTS and the pathfinders to handle multiple ↵	rubidium
	road types on a single tile.
2007-04-12	(svn r9609) -Codechange: Move some function prototypes out of functions.h ↵	maedhros
	and into landscape.h, and add a few where they didn't exist.
2007-03-20	(svn r9371) -Feature: Add support for variable snow lines in the arctic ↵	maedhros
	climate, supplied by newgrf files. When this is enabled forests cannot be built below the highest snow line, and farms can't be built above it. Houses still use the _opt.snow_line so they are all consistent, so to make them respect the snowline you may want to use some newhouses features as well.