This already revealed some places where implicit conversions were done, including some where its use was nonsense (MouseInput.cpp).
The changes to the Intent class were necessary to keep things working, and this splits things up more neatly.
author jazzysoggy <39224097+jazzysoggy@users.noreply.github.com> 1655955994 -0400
committer jazzysoggy <39224097+jazzysoggy@users.noreply.github.com> 1656516326 -0400
Fixed Format_VA and renamed Format to StdFormat. Both now output to Std::String, while taking the same input as before. Changed functions that use these two to account for this output difference
* Move over max rides to limits file
* Move max stations to limits file
* Move over max inversions, golf holes, helices, custhistsize
* Move over max trains per ride
* Bring over Max cars per train and max circuits per ride
* Port over NumColourSchemes and max vehicle colours
* Fix compilation
* Move over max awards
* Move over max peep spawns and park entrances
* Fix rebase issues
* Remove future work
* Switch style
* Update copyright
* Implement profiling API
* Add console commands for the profiler
* Remove accidental line
* Correct csv output
* Add copyright notice
* Add missing override
* Add default virtual destructor
* Explicitly pass template argument
* Use static
* Add plugin API for profiler
* Add more profile calls
* Workaround for GCC hopefully
* Add missing static keyword
* Use uint64 for call count
* Reduce name length see if CI passes
* Improve handling of function names
* Work around (broken) static inline variables
* Fix missing include
* Disable profiler for clang 5 and older
* Update copyright date
* Profile UpdateAllMiscEntities
* Apply review suggestions
Co-authored-by: Ted John <ted@brambles.org>
For most of these cases, adding a trailing comma to the array block makes clang-format put each item on a new line, and clang-format exception blocks could be reduced where clang-format does not handle them properly.