Changeset - r27472:ba08a3ddcd64
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Rubidium - 12 months ago 2023-05-31 19:38:18
rubidium@openttd.org
Codechange: use fmt::format to create type prefixed driver names
1 file changed with 5 insertions and 9 deletions:
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src/driver.cpp
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@@ -210,13 +210,11 @@ DriverFactoryBase::DriverFactoryBase(Dri
 
	type(type), priority(priority), name(name), description(description)
 
{
 
	/* Prefix the name with driver type to make it unique */
 
	char buf[32];
 
	strecpy(buf, GetDriverTypeName(type), lastof(buf));
 
	strecpy(buf + 5, name, lastof(buf));
 
	std::string typed_name = fmt::format("{}{}", GetDriverTypeName(type), name);
 

	
 
	Drivers &drivers = GetDrivers();
 
	assert(drivers.find(buf) == drivers.end());
 
	drivers.insert(Drivers::value_type(buf, this));
 
	assert(drivers.find(typed_name) == drivers.end());
 
	drivers.insert(Drivers::value_type(typed_name, this));
 
}
 

	
 
/**
 
@@ -225,11 +223,9 @@ DriverFactoryBase::DriverFactoryBase(Dri
 
DriverFactoryBase::~DriverFactoryBase()
 
{
 
	/* Prefix the name with driver type to make it unique */
 
	char buf[32];
 
	strecpy(buf, GetDriverTypeName(type), lastof(buf));
 
	strecpy(buf + 5, this->name, lastof(buf));
 
	std::string typed_name = fmt::format("{}{}", GetDriverTypeName(type), name);
 

	
 
	Drivers::iterator it = GetDrivers().find(buf);
 
	Drivers::iterator it = GetDrivers().find(typed_name);
 
	assert(it != GetDrivers().end());
 

	
 
	GetDrivers().erase(it);
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