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Add a DECIMAL1 string code, which is DECIMAL with a fixed param of 1.

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Jonathan G Rennison
2016-11-25 23:12:23 +00:00
parent fa261207ae
commit f5212b27e4
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src/lang/english.txt
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@@ -5574,6 +5574,7 @@ STR_JUST_CURRENCY_LONG :{CURRENCY_LONG}
STR_JUST_CARGO_LIST :{CARGO_LIST}
STR_JUST_INT :{NUM}
STR_JUST_DECIMAL :{DECIMAL}
STR_JUST_DECIMAL1 :{DECIMAL1}
STR_JUST_DATE_TINY :{DATE_TINY}
STR_JUST_DATE_SHORT :{DATE_SHORT}
STR_JUST_DATE_LONG :{DATE_LONG}

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src/strings.cpp
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@@ -1247,6 +1247,12 @@ static char *FormatString(char *buff, const char *str_arg, StringParameters *arg
break;
}
case SCC_DECIMAL1: {// {DECIMAL1}
int64 number = args->GetInt64(SCC_DECIMAL1);
buff = FormatCommaNumber(buff, number, last, 1);
break;
}
case SCC_NUM: // {NUM}
buff = FormatNoCommaNumber(buff, args->GetInt64(SCC_NUM), last);
break;

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src/table/control_codes.h
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@@ -87,6 +87,7 @@ enum StringControlCode {
SCC_STRING,
SCC_COMMA,
SCC_DECIMAL,
SCC_DECIMAL1,
SCC_NUM,
SCC_ZEROFILL_NUM,
SCC_HEX,

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src/table/strgen_tables.h
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@@ -104,6 +104,7 @@ static const CmdStruct _cmd_structs[] = {
/* Numbers */
{"COMMA", EmitSingleChar, SCC_COMMA, 1, 0, C_NONE}, // Number with comma
{"DECIMAL", EmitSingleChar, SCC_DECIMAL, 2, 0, C_NONE}, // Number with comma and fractional part. Second parameter is number of fractional digits, first parameter is number times 10**(second parameter).
{"DECIMAL1", EmitSingleChar, SCC_DECIMAL1, 1, 0, C_NONE}, // Decimal with fixed second parameter of 1
{"NUM", EmitSingleChar, SCC_NUM, 1, 0, C_NONE}, // Signed number
{"ZEROFILL_NUM", EmitSingleChar, SCC_ZEROFILL_NUM, 2, 0, C_NONE}, // Unsigned number with zero fill, e.g. "02". First parameter is number, second minimum length
{"BYTES", EmitSingleChar, SCC_BYTES, 1, 0, C_NONE}, // Unsigned number with "bytes", i.e. "1.02 MiB or 123 KiB"