Class diagram for ding_t

[isidoro]

This is a class diagram for ding_t.  Although it is intended for software engineers/coders, it can more o less be understood by everyone.

One of the things I learned doing it is that for ST, a runway is a track...   

Another question for the German people around here that also wondered while doing it: does Claudia Schiffer mean in English Claudia The Sailorette?


And a link with a .pdf...  But I would try to print it in A3 at least... 
http://simutrans-germany.com/files/upload/dings.pdf.zip

[Combuijs]

Another question for the German people around here that also wondered while doing it: does Claudia Schiffer mean in English Claudia The Sailorette?

I'm not German, but Schiffer means someone who steers a ship, e.g. a captain, bargeman or (in sound most close) skipper.

[Ashley]

Very useful How about one for the GUI classes?

[prissi]

Schiene are all stuff, that is reservable ... In old days it was only tram and tracks.

And pumpe_t and senke_t should sync_stepable, while a lietungs should not. Only delivery of power should need constant action, transmission should be passive.

gebaeude_t is sync_steppable.

[isidoro]

Thanks, Prissi, I will correct the errors once more feedback arrives.

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And pumpe_t and senke_t should sync_stepable, while a lietungs should not. Only delivery of power should need constant action, transmission should be passive.
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In fact they are, since they inherit from lietung.  I only marked direct inheritance.  One question, though, all factories, attractions and city buildings use gebaude_t?


@Timothy: I agree.  When looking for abstract classes the other place where I found lots of them was in GUI elements.  Besides, Markohs would benefit for such a diagram in his CEGUI port.  Go ahead, I think it is worth the effort...


@Combuijs: my dream!  Sailing the big ocean with Claudia by my side...  Stopping here and there, now this tropical beach, then wherever,... 

[prissi]

Maybe we shoudl change inheritance. I think nowadays even pumpe_t does not need sync_stepable any more.

[Dwachs]

Indeed, only senke_t implements the sync_steppable interface, but not pumpe_t.

One question, though, all factories, attractions and city buildings use gebaude_t?

Yes. Each single tile covered by such a building carries a gebaude_t object. The code for factories is however independent of gebaude_t.

[Markohs]

@Timothy: I agree.  When looking for abstract classes the other place where I found lots of them was in GUI elements.  Besides, Markohs would benefit for such a diagram in his CEGUI port.  Go ahead, I think it is worth the effort...

Yes indee, whould be very useful to me. I already redesigned gui_frame_t to be a gui_frame_templated and action listeners and sender are embedded there, but I think I'll need to re-design them completely soon, because I think I didn't made the correct decisions. I'd like to keep gui_frame_t, but I think it's incompatible with templated windows.

[jamespetts]

Very interesting!