(svn r24685) -Codechange: Add resolver classes for rail types.
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@@ -398,7 +398,14 @@ class NIHRailType : public NIHelper {
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const void *GetSpec(uint index) const { return NULL; }
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void SetStringParameters(uint index) const { this->SetObjectAtStringParameters(STR_NEWGRF_INSPECT_CAPTION_OBJECT_AT_RAIL_TYPE, INVALID_STRING_ID, index); }
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uint32 GetGRFID(uint index) const { return 0; }
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void Resolve(ResolverObject *ro, uint32 index) const { extern void GetRailTypeResolver(ResolverObject *ro, uint index); GetRailTypeResolver(ro, index); }
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/* virtual */ uint Resolve(uint index, uint var, uint param, bool *avail) const
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{
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/* There is no unique GRFFile for the tile. Multiple GRFs can define different parts of the railtype.
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* However, currently the NewGRF Debug GUI does not display variables depending on the GRF (like 0x7F) anyway. */
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RailTypeResolverObject ro(index, TCX_NORMAL, NULL);
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return ro.GetScope(ro.scope)->GetVariable(var, param, avail);
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}
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};
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static const NIFeature _nif_railtype = {
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