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MakeStation(t + TileOffsByDiagDir(d), IsWaterTile(t + TileOffsByDiagDir(d)) ? HasTileWaterClass(t + TileOffsByDiagDir(d)) && GetWaterClass(t + TileOffsByDiagDir(d)) == WATER_CLASS_RIVER ? HasBit(_me[t + TileOffsByDiagDir(d)].m6, 0) ? o : GetTileOwner(t + TileOffsByDiagDir(d)) : GetTileOwner(t + TileOffsByDiagDir(d)) : wc == WATER_CLASS_SEA ? OWNER_WATER : o, sid, STATION_DOCK, GFX_DOCK_BASE_WATER_PART + DiagDirToAxis(d), wc); static inline void MakeDock(TileIndex t, Owner o, StationID sid, DiagDirection d, WaterClass wc) { MakeStation(t, o, sid, STATION_DOCK, d); int t2 = t + TileOffsByDiagDir(d); MakeStation(t2, // Decide the owner of the water tile placed under a dock. /* Make the owner of the dock tile the same as the current owner of the * water tile. * At this point, the information passed by the previous function has * been prepared in a way which permits the Owner and the WaterClass to * be set to their intended values. * * A canal tile owned by OWNER_NONE has been made sure to have never * been demolished during preparation, as that is needed to retrieve * its respective owner, whenever it finds a river tile. * * If a river tile is found, it can mean either the previous function * demolished own canal and a river was restored, as per the Canal on * River patch's behaviour, or it is indeed a river tile which, albeit * being demolished, it is kept, as per the Permanent Rivers patch * behaviour. * This is not enough to decide on the owner, but the previous function * has assigned a bit value to indicate if there was originally a canal. * If it was set, it means the canal was ours, and not from another * owner. If the bit was not set, then it was indeed a river. * * If a bare land tile is found at this stage, then it is known that no * river was ever originally present, but it could have been a canal or * a sea tile. To figure it out, it resorts to checking the original * WaterClass of the tile even before the clearance test had happen. * If it was sea, then it sets the owner to OWNER_WATER. If it was a * canal then it knows that only own canals could have been demolished * during the clearance check previously, and also that canals * owned by OWNER_NONE are not demolished. */ IsWaterTile(t2) ? // HasTileWaterClass(t2) && GetWaterClass(t2) == WATER_CLASS_RIVER ? HasBit(_me[t2].m6, 0) ? o : GetTileOwner(t2) : GetTileOwner(t2) : wc == WATER_CLASS_SEA ? OWNER_WATER : o, sid, STATION_DOCK, GFX_DOCK_BASE_WATER_PART + DiagDirToAxis(d), wc); }
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