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(svn r13110) -Fix [FS#2018]: some toolbar buttons not being unpressed properly.

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rubidium
2008-05-15 20:52:28 +00:00
parent 9013632325
commit c81a333cb6
2 changed files with 12 additions and 7 deletions
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src/viewport.cpp
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@@ -2708,11 +2708,18 @@ void SetObjectToPlaceWnd(CursorID icon, SpriteID pal, ViewportHighlightMode mode
void SetObjectToPlace(CursorID icon, SpriteID pal, ViewportHighlightMode mode, WindowClass window_class, WindowNumber window_num)
{
Window *w = NULL;
/* undo clicking on button and drag & drop */
if (_thd.place_mode != VHM_NONE || _special_mouse_mode == WSM_DRAGDROP) {
w = FindWindowById(_thd.window_class, _thd.window_number);
Window *w = FindWindowById(_thd.window_class, _thd.window_number);
if (w != NULL) {
/* Call the abort function, but set the window class to something
* that will never be used to avoid infinite loops. Setting it to
* the 'next' window class must not be done because recursion into
* this function might in some cases reset the newly set object to
* place or not properly reset the original selection. */
_thd.window_class = WC_INVALID;
w->OnPlaceObjectAbort();
}
}
SetTileSelectSize(1, 1);
@@ -2739,10 +2746,6 @@ void SetObjectToPlace(CursorID icon, SpriteID pal, ViewportHighlightMode mode, W
SetMouseCursor(icon, pal);
}
/* Call the abort function only *after* the window class/number
* are reset so one doesn't get into infinite loops when someone
* resets the object to place during the abort callback. */
if (w != NULL) w->OnPlaceObjectAbort();
}
void ResetObjectToPlace()