One could join a network game from within an already running network game. This would call a NetworkDisconnect, but keeps the UI alive. If, during that process the join is aborted, e.g. by cancelling on a password dialog, you would still be in your network game but also get shown the server list.
Solve all the underlying problems by falling back to the main UI when (re)connecting to a(nother) server.
The idea is that if you query an older server that does not support
this packet yet, the client receives an error. The assumption was
that on every "illegal packet" the connection would be closed. This
turns out to be false.
Now CLIENT_GAME_INFO aligns with the old PACKET_CLIENT_NEWGRFS_CHECKED,
which does a pre-check (which fails), and an error is sent back
and the connection is closed.
This is not a nice solution, but it is the best we got.
They are likely not working as expected on Windows, so prevent their usage.
Winsock does not set errno and strerror does not return anything useful for Winsock error numbers.
YAPF was constantly measuring its performance, but only at
certain debug-levels this information was shown.
Now after years, I sincerely wonder if anyone still knows about this
feature and who still use it. Especially with the new framerate window,
this detailed performance is not as meaningful anymore as it once
was.
This happens if the bounding dimensions are changed so that each item is the same size, as happens on the railtype/roadtype dropdown lists, as the vertical offset was calculated before this dimension is changed.
NewGRF spec says that base payment rate is 32 bits, but it was loaded into a 16 bit variable. This value is loaded into Money variable after inflation is applied.
In case a character was encoded in multiple bytes, but required fewer bytes to be encoded, the first byte would be copied to the output leaving an invalid Utf8 encoded string. Later uses of the validated string would use the same decode logic, which would yield a question mark and just read a single byte, so nothing dangerous happened.
Furthermore, because the next byte would not be a first byte of an encoded Utf8 character, the last few valid characters could be removed by the validation as well.
Minigraphs did not adjust size to accomodate large text, either by font size or font zoom, leading to cropped labels.
Minigraphs and spacing are now scaled by font zoom, as this seems to behave better than gui zoom in this instance.
The server information panel was scaled by GUI scale, which could result in a panel that is longer than the server list. This height difference is then maintained when the window is resized to fill the screen.
Instead, specify the minimum size by number of text lines and (summed total) padding.
Existing layout included a blank widget above the group list to align with the vehicle list, however since then an additional sort-by row was added.
Group list size tweaks to match normal row size (at least with normal gui and text size.)
Removed reduction of 2 rows in the group list <- main culprit of odd sizing.
Removed fill attribute on buttons which gave strange sizes, and put it on the group info widget instead.
Tweaked various soft-padding values to line up (centreing text with a 1px offset does not make centred text.)
Loïc Guilloux
rubidium42
Patric Stout
PeterN
Milek7
Michael Lutz
rubidium42
glx22
Charles Pigott
stormcone
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