New relations_with()
Relations checking with getrel() often needs a special case for "is
same country". If you forget, you get behavior appropriate for a
neutral foreign country, which is usually very wrong (see commit
16c68eb4
for an example).
Unlike getrel(), relations_with() considers countries allied to
themselves. Less dangerous. In fact, allied behavior is typically
just right, so the special case isn't even needed.
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@ -170,6 +170,7 @@ extern char *relatename(struct natstr *np, natid other);
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extern char *rejectname(struct natstr *np, natid other);
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extern char *rejectname(struct natstr *np, natid other);
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extern char *natstate(struct natstr *np);
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extern char *natstate(struct natstr *np);
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extern int getrel(struct natstr *np, natid them);
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extern int getrel(struct natstr *np, natid them);
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extern int relations_with(natid, natid);
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extern int getrejects(natid them, struct natstr *np);
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extern int getrejects(natid them, struct natstr *np);
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extern int getcontact(struct natstr *np, natid them);
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extern int getcontact(struct natstr *np, natid them);
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extern void putrel(struct natstr *np, natid them, int relate);
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extern void putrel(struct natstr *np, natid them, int relate);
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return np->nat_relate[them];
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return np->nat_relate[them];
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}
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}
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/*
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* Return relations US has with THEM.
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* Countries are considered allied to themselves.
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*/
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int
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relations_with(natid us, natid them)
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{
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return us == them ? ALLIED : getrel(getnatp(us), them);
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}
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int
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int
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getrejects(natid them, struct natstr *np)
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getrejects(natid them, struct natstr *np)
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{
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{
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