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from squirrel_export.awk. It seems to serve no purpose, except to break on 3 classes.
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API, instead of relying on the export script to break on '/*'.
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the API.
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conversions in initializer lists.
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ScriptTest/ExecMode.
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producing/accepting tile functions.
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from itself.
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sprite aligner (juzza1).
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instead of looking up map-items multiple times per API call.
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industry, or town when publishing news.
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outside of the bounds of a 32 bits integer
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spaces)
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comments
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a map
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autoreplace GUI.
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vehicle GUI.
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already existing functions instead of partially trying to implemented them
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int8, then casted to an uint32 which caused the Squirrel lexer to bail out. Regardless... the file isn't actually ASCII, but that's beyond the point for now
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be of type integer instead of boolean
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defines
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platforms having wchar for SQChar and others just char; always use char (and UTF-8) like in the rest of (internal) OpenTTD
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failed to detect the end.
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element next to them is erased (not the element they are pointing to), which makes them unsuitable for ScriptList.
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same item) when sorted by item in descending order by oddly constructed FindNext that uses forward iterators. Simply use the same code as the ascending item sort but use the reverse iterator instead of the forward. Also do this same trick for the descending value sort even though I couldn't trigger the problem there
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item, not the value
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