0058-Correct-preceed.-to-preced.patch - Freeciv - Freeciv Ticket System

+      }
       /* Now we just need to check that it is not a private
        * message. If we encounter a space then the preceeding
        * message. If we encounter a space then the preceding
        * text could not have been a user/player name (the
        * quote check above eliminated names with spaces) so
        * it must be a public message. Otherwise if we encounter

       should be freed by property_filter_free when no longed needed.
       The filter string is '|' ("or") separated list of '&' ("and") separated
       lists of patterns. A pattern may be preceeded by '!' to have its result
       lists of patterns. A pattern may be preceded by '!' to have its result
       negated.
       NB: If you change the behaviour of this function, be sure to update

+      }
       /* Now we just need to check that it is not a private
        * message. If we encounter a space then the preceeding
        * message. If we encounter a space then the preceding
        * text could not have been a user/player name (the
        * quote check above eliminated names with spaces) so
        * it must be a public message. Otherwise if we encounter

       should be freed by property_filter_free when no longed needed.
       The filter string is '|' ("or") separated list of '&' ("and") separated
       lists of patterns. A pattern may be preceeded by '!' to have its result
       lists of patterns. A pattern may be preceded by '!' to have its result
       negated.
       NB: If you change the behaviour of this function, be sure to update

+    }
     /**********************************************************************//**
       This function loads a city name list from a section file.  The file and
       This function loads a city name list from a section file. The file and
       two section names (which will be concatenated) are passed in.
     **************************************************************************/
     static bool load_city_name_list(struct section_file *file,
-...
       /* Each string will be of the form "<cityname> (<label>, <label>, ...)".
        * The cityname is just the name for this city, while each "label" matches
        * a terrain type for the city (or "river"), with a preceeding ! to negate
        * a terrain type for the city (or "river"), with a preceding ! to negate
        * it. The parentheses are optional (but necessary to have the settings,
        * of course). Our job is now to parse it. */
       for (j = 0; j < dim; j++) {

+    }
     /************************************************************************//**
       Verify that a given allowtake string is valid.  See
       game.allow_take.
       Verify that a given allowtake string is valid.
       See game.allow_take.
     ****************************************************************************/
     static bool allowtake_callback(const char *value,
                                    struct connection *caller,
-...
       int len = strlen(value), i;
       bool havecharacter_state = FALSE;
       /* We check each character individually to see if it's valid.  This
       /* We check each character individually to see if it's valid. This
        * does not check for duplicate entries.
+       *
        * We also track the state of the machine.  havecharacter_state is
        * true if the preceeding character was a primary label, e.g.
        * NHhAadb.  It is false if the preceeding character was a modifier
        * We also track the state of the machine. havecharacter_state is
        * true if the preceding character was a primary label, e.g.
        * NHhAadb. It is false if the preceding character was a modifier
        * or if this is the first character. */
       for (i = 0; i < len; i++) {

         print "  $name \"", join("\"\n  \"", @_), "\"\n";
+    }
     # Print a problem (args like print()), preceeded by entry unless
     # Print a problem (args like print()), preceded by entry unless
     # we have already printed that: label, and msgid and msgstr.
+    #
     sub print_problem {

       The tokens recognised are as follows:
       (Single quotes are delimiters used here, but are not part of the
       actual tokens/strings.)
       Most tokens can be preceeded by optional whitespace; exceptions
       Most tokens can be preceded by optional whitespace; exceptions
       are section_name and entry_name.
       section_name:  '[foo]'
-...
     /*******************************************************************//**
       Get a flag token of a single character, with optional
       preceeding whitespace.
       preceding whitespace.
     ***********************************************************************/
     static const char *get_token_white_char(struct inputfile *inf,
                                             char target)

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