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/* $Id$ */

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/** @file rail.h Rail specific functions. */

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#ifndef RAIL_H

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#define RAIL_H

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#include "rail_type.h"

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#include "track_type.h"

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#include "vehicle_type.h"

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#include "gfx_type.h"

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#include "core/bitmath_func.hpp"

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#include "economy_func.h"

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#include "slope_type.h"

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enum RailTypeFlag {

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	RTF_CATENARY = 0,  ///< Set if the rail type should have catenary drawn

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};

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enum RailTypeFlags {

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	RTFB_NONE     = 0,

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	RTFB_CATENARY = 1 << RTF_CATENARY,

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};

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DECLARE_ENUM_AS_BIT_SET(RailTypeFlags);

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/** This struct contains all the info that is needed to draw and construct tracks.

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 */

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struct RailtypeInfo {

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	/** Struct containing the main sprites. @note not all sprites are listed, but only

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	 *  the ones used directly in the code */

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	struct {

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		SpriteID track_y;      ///< single piece of rail in Y direction, with ground

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		SpriteID track_ns;     ///< two pieces of rail in North and South corner (East-West direction)

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		SpriteID ground;       ///< ground sprite for a 3-way switch

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		SpriteID single_y;     ///< single piece of rail in Y direction, without ground

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		SpriteID single_x;     ///< single piece of rail in X direction

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		SpriteID single_n;     ///< single piece of rail in the northern corner

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		SpriteID single_s;     ///< single piece of rail in the southern corner

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		SpriteID single_e;     ///< single piece of rail in the eastern corner

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		SpriteID single_w;     ///< single piece of rail in the western corner

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		SpriteID crossing;     ///< level crossing, rail in X direction

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		SpriteID tunnel;       ///< tunnel sprites base

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	} base_sprites;

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	/** struct containing the sprites for the rail GUI. @note only sprites referred to

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	 * directly in the code are listed */

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	struct {

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		SpriteID build_ns_rail;      ///< button for building single rail in N-S direction

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		SpriteID build_x_rail;       ///< button for building single rail in X direction

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		SpriteID build_ew_rail;      ///< button for building single rail in E-W direction

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		SpriteID build_y_rail;       ///< button for building single rail in Y direction

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		SpriteID auto_rail;          ///< button for the autorail construction

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		SpriteID build_depot;        ///< button for building depots

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		SpriteID build_tunnel;       ///< button for building a tunnel

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		SpriteID convert_rail;       ///< button for converting rail

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	} gui_sprites;

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	struct {

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		CursorID rail_ns;    ///< Cursor for building rail in N-S direction

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		CursorID rail_swne;  ///< Cursor for building rail in X direction

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		CursorID rail_ew;    ///< Cursor for building rail in E-W direction

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		CursorID rail_nwse;  ///< Cursor for building rail in Y direction

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		CursorID autorail;   ///< Cursor for autorail tool

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		CursorID depot;      ///< Cursor for building a depot

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		CursorID tunnel;     ///< Cursor for building a tunnel

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		CursorID convert;    ///< Cursor for converting track

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	} cursor;

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	struct {

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		StringID toolbar_caption;

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	} strings;

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	/** sprite number difference between a piece of track on a snowy ground and the corresponding one on normal ground */

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	SpriteID snow_offset;

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	/** bitmask to the OTHER railtypes on which an engine of THIS railtype generates power */

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	RailTypes powered_railtypes;

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	/** bitmask to the OTHER railtypes on which an engine of THIS railtype can physically travel */

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	RailTypes compatible_railtypes;

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	/**

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	 * Offset between the current railtype and normal rail. This means that:<p>

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	 * 1) All the sprites in a railset MUST be in the same order. This order

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	 *    is determined by normal rail. Check sprites 1005 and following for this order<p>

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	 * 2) The position where the railtype is loaded must always be the same, otherwise

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	 *    the offset will fail.

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	 * @note: Something more flexible might be desirable in the future.

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	 */

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	SpriteID total_offset;

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	 * Bridge offset

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	SpriteID bridge_offset;

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	 * Offset to add to ground sprite when drawing custom waypoints / stations

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	byte custom_ground_offset;

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	 * Multiplier for curve maximum speed advantage

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	 */

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	byte curve_speed;

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	 * Bit mask of rail type flags

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	RailTypeFlags flags;

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};

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/**

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 * Returns a pointer to the Railtype information for a given railtype

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 * @param railtype the rail type which the information is requested for

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 * @return The pointer to the RailtypeInfo

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static inline const RailtypeInfo *GetRailTypeInfo(RailType railtype)

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{

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	extern RailtypeInfo _railtypes[RAILTYPE_END];

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	assert(railtype < RAILTYPE_END);

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	return &_railtypes[railtype];

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}

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/**

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 * Checks if an engine of the given RailType can drive on a tile with a given

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 * RailType. This would normally just be an equality check, but for electric

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 * rails (which also support non-electric engines).

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 * @return Whether the engine can drive on this tile.

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 * @param  enginetype The RailType of the engine we are considering.

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 * @param  tiletype   The RailType of the tile we are considering.

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static inline bool IsCompatibleRail(RailType enginetype, RailType tiletype)

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	return HasBit(GetRailTypeInfo(enginetype)->compatible_railtypes, tiletype);

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}

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 * Checks if an engine of the given RailType got power on a tile with a given

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 * RailType. This would normally just be an equality check, but for electric

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 * rails (which also support non-electric engines).

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 * @return Whether the engine got power on this tile.

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 * @param  enginetype The RailType of the engine we are considering.

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 * @param  tiletype   The RailType of the tile we are considering.

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static inline bool HasPowerOnRail(RailType enginetype, RailType tiletype)

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	return HasBit(GetRailTypeInfo(enginetype)->powered_railtypes, tiletype);

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extern int _railtype_cost_multiplier[RAILTYPE_END];

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extern const int _default_railtype_cost_multiplier[RAILTYPE_END];

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 * Returns the cost of building the specified railtype.

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 * @param railtype The railtype being built.

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 * @return The cost multiplier.

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static inline Money RailBuildCost(RailType railtype)

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	assert(railtype < RAILTYPE_END);

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	return (_price.build_rail * _railtype_cost_multiplier[railtype]) >> 3;

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 * Calculates the cost of rail conversion

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static inline Money RailConvertCost(RailType from, RailType to)

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	 * calculate the price as 5 / 4 of (cost build el. rail) - (cost build rail)

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	 * (the price of workers to get to place is that 1/4)

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	if (HasPowerOnRail(from, to)) {

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		return ((RailBuildCost(to) - RailBuildCost(from)) * 5) >> 2;

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	/* el. rail -> rail

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	 * calculate the price as 1 / 4 of (cost build el. rail) - (cost build rail)

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	 * (the price of workers is 1 / 4 + price of copper sold to a recycle center)

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	if (HasPowerOnRail(to, from)) {

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		return (RailBuildCost(from) - RailBuildCost(to)) >> 2;

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	return RailBuildCost(to) + _price.remove_rail;

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void *UpdateTrainPowerProc(Vehicle *v, void *data);

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void DrawTrainDepotSprite(int x, int y, int image, RailType railtype);

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void DrawDefaultWaypointSprite(int x, int y, RailType railtype);

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void *EnsureNoTrainOnTrackProc(Vehicle *v, void *data);

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int TicksToLeaveDepot(const Vehicle *v);

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Foundation GetRailFoundation(Slope tileh, TrackBits bits);

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/**

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 * Finds out if a Player has a certain railtype available

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 * @param p Player in question

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 * @param railtype requested RailType

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 * @return true if player has requested RailType available

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bool HasRailtypeAvail(const PlayerID p, const RailType railtype);

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 * Validate functions for rail building.

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 * @param rail the railtype to check.

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 * @return true if the current player may build the rail.

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bool ValParamRailtype(const RailType rail);

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 * Returns the "best" railtype a player can build.

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 * As the AI doesn't know what the BEST one is, we have our own priority list

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 * @param p the player "in action"

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 * @return The "best" railtype a player has available

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RailType GetBestRailtype(const PlayerID p);

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 * Get the rail types the given player can build.

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 * @param p the player to get the rail types for.

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 * @return the rail types.

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RailTypes GetPlayerRailtypes(const PlayerID p);

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#endif /* RAIL_H */