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Remove product information from show sect c

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New show product made this redundant.
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Markus Armbruster 2008-07-27 21:16:57 -04:00
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info/Sector-types.t
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@ -321,36 +321,27 @@ sector type can hold.
Finally, to check out what sectors can do, use:
.EX show sect capabilities
.NF
--- level --- reso
sector type product use1 use2 use3 level min lag eff% $$$ dep c
^ mountain dust 0 0 75 0 20 d
u uranium mine rad tech 40 10 100 2 35 r
p park happy 1 l 0 0 100 9 0
d defense plant guns 1 o 5 l 10 h tech 20 10 100 30 0 g
i shell industry shells 2 l 1 h tech 20 10 100 3 0 s
m mine iron 0 0 100 0 0 i
g gold mine dust 0 0 100 0 20 d
a agribusiness food tech -10 10 900 0 0 f
o oil field oil tech -10 10 100 0 10 o
j light manufacturing lcm 1 i tech -10 10 100 0 0 l
k heavy manufacturing hcm 2 i tech -10 10 100 0 0 h
t technical center tech 1 d 5 o 10 l edu 5 10 100 300 0
r research lab medical 1 d 5 o 10 l edu 5 10 100 90 0
l library/school edu 1 l 0 0 100 9 0
b bank bars 5 d 0 0 100 10 0 b
% refinery petrol 1 o tech 20 10 1000 1 0 p
sector type product p.e.
^ mountain dust 75%
u uranium mine rad 100%
p park happy 100%
d defense plant guns 100%
i shell industry shells 100%
m mine iron 100%
g gold mine dust 100%
a agribusiness food 900%
o oil field oil 100%
j light manufacturing lcm 100%
k heavy manufacturing hcm 100%
t technical center tech 100%
r research lab medical 100%
l library/school edu 100%
b bank bars 100%
% refinery petrol 1000%
.FI
Column product shows what the sector produces, the use columns show
the raw materials required to make one unit of production, and column
$$$ shows how much money it costs.
Column product shows what the sector produces. Column p.e. shows the
sector type's production efficiency. Use command \*Qshow product\*U
to find out more about products, and see \*Qinfo Products\*U.
.s1
Columns level, min and lag show how the production efficiency depends
on a level (if any): p.e. = (level-min) / (level-min+lag).
.s1
Column eff% shows how many products are made per unit of production.
.s1
Column dep shows how fast production depletes the natural resource it
exploits. It only applies to products iron, dist, food, oil and rad.
High numbers mean fast depletion.
.s1
.SA "designate, show, improve, BTU, Sectors, Producing, Transportation"
.SA "designate, show, improve, BTU, Sectors, Producing, Products, Transportation"

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src/lib/subs/show.c
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@ -521,56 +521,16 @@ show_sect_stats(int foo)
void
show_sect_capab(int foo)
{
int x, i, j;
char *tmpstr;
int x;
pr(" --- level --- reso \n");
pr(" sector type product use1 use2 use3 level min lag eff%% $$$ dep c\n");
pr(" sector type product p.e.\n");
for (x = 0; dchr[x].d_name; x++) {
if (dchr[x].d_mnem == 0 || dchr[x].d_prd < 0)
continue;
j = dchr[x].d_prd;
pr("%c %-23s %-7s ",
dchr[x].d_mnem, dchr[x].d_name, pchr[j].p_sname);
(void)CANT_HAPPEN(MAXPRCON > 3); /* output has only three columns */
for (i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
if (i < MAXPRCON
&& pchr[j].p_camt[i]
&& pchr[j].p_ctype[i] > I_NONE
&& pchr[j].p_ctype[i] <= I_MAX) {
pr("%2d %c ", pchr[j].p_camt[i],
ichr[pchr[j].p_ctype[i]].i_name[0]);
} else {
pr(" ");
}
}
switch (pchr[j].p_nlndx) {
case NAT_TLEV:
tmpstr = "tech";
break;
case NAT_ELEV:
tmpstr = "edu";
break;
case NAT_RLEV:
tmpstr = "res";
break;
case NAT_HLEV:
tmpstr = "hap";
break;
default:
tmpstr = " ";
break;
}
pr("%-5s %3d %3d %4d %3d %3d %c",
tmpstr,
pchr[j].p_nlmin,
pchr[j].p_nllag,
dchr[x].d_peffic, pchr[j].p_cost, pchr[j].p_nrdep,
pchr[j].p_type != I_NONE ? ichr[pchr[j].p_type].i_mnem : ' ');
pr("\n");
pr("%c %-23s %-7s %4d%%\n",
dchr[x].d_mnem, dchr[x].d_name, pchr[dchr[x].d_prd].p_sname,
dchr[x].d_peffic);
}
}