Quote from: zook2 on June 03, 2022, 08:09:39 AMWhile we're at it, the old window displayed a little arrow next to the convoys which were going in "reverse" order. I found that very helpful. Can you bring that back?
Quote from: zook2 on June 04, 2022, 08:08:10 AMSorry, I meant the convoy list in the Line Manager. There used to be a Reverse arrow, too. That's gone.
Pull Request #547 is a jalapagos instant noodle patch filled with hot water by these posts. Thanks for the hot water infusion.
The following changes are made to the schedule list and convoy list.
(1) Added an arrow next to the name to indicate that convoy is operating the schedule in reverse
(2) Sorting for the next station distinguishes convoys going in reverse order. In other words, if the schedule with 1 to 10 stops is advanced in reverse, 11 to 20 will be allocated internally.
Note that station numbers will still be displayed as before.
(3) The next stop sort also takes into account the distance to the next station.
(4) The schedule number appears in the Next stop. Regrettably, however, it is in text format. Because it is a generic text display component, adding a station number symbol with player colors to it would require a lot of work.
I would be happy to hear your thoughts on this patch. Bon appétit.
Thank you for this. Can I check how this affects merge compatibility between master and ex-15?
Quote from: jamespetts on June 06, 2022, 05:30:52 PMThank you for this. Can I check how this affects merge compatibility between master and ex-15?
It is a small change in the GUI and is independent so it does not conflict with them.
Quote from: Ranran on June 04, 2022, 04:09:05 PMPull Request #547 is a jalapagos instant noodle patch filled with hot water by these posts.
I'm a great fan of instant noodles (Yum-Yum duck or shrimp) and looking forward to the patch!
Excellent, thank you. Now incorporated.
Quote from: Ranran on June 04, 2022, 04:09:05 PM(1) Added an arrow next to the name to indicate that convoy is operating the schedule in reverse
The arrow seems to be gone again. It's being missed sorely.