By default enumerators use type `int` which can store values up to `1 << 31 - 1`. The clang compiler generates this error for enums values that use the sign bit: `enumerator value is not representable in the underlying type 'int'.`
To get rid of those warnings (and technically improve the code) the erroneous enums are now of type of `uint32`.
Note: I've skipped peep.h to prevent conflicts with the peep refactor branch.
* Update includes in PlatformEnvironment.cpp
* Update includes in ParkImporter.h
* Update includes of OpenRCT2.h
* Update includes in Intro.h
* Remove unused include from Input.cpp
* Update includes of Imaging.h
* Update includes in Game.h
* Update includes in Editor.h
* Update includes of Context.cpp
* Update includes in Cheats.cpp, CmdlineSprite.cpp
* Update includes of some source files
* Update includes in some cpp files
* Update includes in some cpp files
* Update includes in TextureCache.h
* Fix tests
* Update includes in Font.cpp
* Update includes in LightFX files
* Update some includes
* Fix GCC builds
* Update some includes
* Update some includes
* Update includes in FontsFamilies.*
* Update includes of Console.h
* Improve includes in Window.h
* Improve headers in Viewport.h/Window.h
* Fix MSVC build
* Fix network-less builds
* Reduce inclusion of Map.h
`typedef struct/union/enum name { ... } name_again;` is not needed whe compiling C++, moving the name at the back to be in front of the object and removing `typedef` makes it usable the very same way.
This also replaces typedefs with the using keyword. They have better readability, especially for function pointer types, and would allow more flexibility when used with templates.
Previously, hinting could only be disabled globally.
This commit disables hinting if the hinting threshold is set to 0.
Note that this parameter is configurable through config.ini, too.
Instead of storing the console text in one large buffer, it gets stored in a vector of strings. This makes the code easier to understand, as the `std::string`s now handle the buffer lenghts, instead of doing that manually and bloating the code with it, but at the cost of some performance (not noticable though). This fixes an issue where the buffer would be cut off when the total length exeeded the buffer length.
With this commit printed warnings and errors will have a red and yellow colour. It looks like this was intended, but it didn't work before, and makes `gfx_draw_string` and related functions take const strings.
