<URL: http://bugs.freeciv.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=40374 >
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Sun Jul 13 21:31:15 2008]: > > This feature may have been in the editor > previously but is probably commented out now, so > I tried to implement it the "proper way". With > this patch you can let cities build items like > improvements and units while in editor mode > by clicking on the "buy" button of the general > cityreport dialog (Hotkey "F4" in the GTK GUI, > where you get a list of all cities of one > player). This will cost nothing for the player > owning the city and the improvements/units will > be immediately added to the given city without > having to wait one turn like in the usual context > of this button. This feature should work with > any clients supporting the Editor mode however, > it won't affect the "buy" button you get in > the normal city dialog when double clicking > on a city (either on the map or in the general > cityreport). That's what I'm currently looking > after to change, but it looks like this button > and it's callback is implemented GUI specific, > but that is just guessing of mine. Ah I now understand what you were getting at when you mentioned this patch to me before. It was my mistake really, in that I should have understood that you meant that this would be the way it works in edit mode. Actually I have opted for a different design with respect to the editing of the internal state of game entities (e.g. the city improvements in a city). Instead of adding a huge amount of heterogeneous editor-mode-checking code in the player GUI (e.g. the city dialog or city overview list) and similarly in the in-game packet handlers in the server, I want to have all the state editing code in one place, namely in the property editor code in client/gui-gtk-2.0/editprop.c (and the corresponding server-side handlers in server/edithand.c). I am actually in the process of posting a patch implementing the general framework for this right now, so you should be able to read more about it in that post (if you have subscribed to freeciv-dev mailing list at https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/freeciv-dev/). > As you may have thought I'm completely new to > this project and am just mostly busy trying > to learn to look through the existing code and > guessing how I could work with it. So any further > contributions may take some time. No problem, it takes a while to get familiarized with the freeciv code base and conventions anyway. :) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 昨日からまだ書いているほど長いですよ。 _______________________________________________ Freeciv-dev mailing list Freeciv-dev@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/freeciv-dev
