This already revealed some places where implicit conversions were done, including some where its use was nonsense (MouseInput.cpp).
The changes to the Intent class were necessary to keep things working, and this splits things up more neatly.
`enabled_widgets` was used to enable input for widgets. However I do not recall anywhere this being used to specifically disable a widget which doesn't use the dedicated `disabled_widgets` flag. I don't think there is any purpose in keeping this, so I have removed all uses of it.
* Refactor to result GameActions::Result as copy instead of unique_ptr
* Remove alias GameActions::Result::Ptr
* Remove MakeResult wrapper
* Remove type forwarder in TileInspector
* Add NOLINT around STL using classes and vendor functions
* Apply clang-tidy to ui project function names
* Undo scripting clang-format
* Upper case OpenRCT2 and RCT2
* Port over changes from NSF for staff
* Fix import and export
* Fix crash on export
* Fix import issue
* Fix patrol import issue
* Remove staff id field
* Increment network version
* Actually remove all instances of staff id
* Update replays
For most of these cases, adding a trailing comma to the array block makes clang-format put each item on a new line, and clang-format exception blocks could be reduced where clang-format does not handle them properly.
* Fix#15271. Use formatter to pass description args to text input
Originally passed the variables via global vars which were not updated to 32bit during recent refactors. This removes the global and makes the interface cleaner and corrects the type
* Fix size of arguments
* Support large map sizes
* Fix top spin painting
* Fix crooked house
* Increase bb size
* Decrease limit back
* Clang format
* Remove asserts and apply review comments
* Fix rebase mistake
Co-authored-by: Ted John <ted@brambles.org>
* Make train manager view
* Remove linked list index field
* Remove merge mistake
* Fix further rebase errors
* Rename and add comments
* Update replays
* Fix Xcode project
* Increment network version
Co-authored-by: Michael Steenbeek <m.o.steenbeek@gmail.com>