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I'm pretty certain this was the original intention of the dispensor,
as it not only makes sense, but there was code in place in the dispensor
StatusChangeMsg method that handled two different types of dispensing,
depending on whether the fuse was in place. But the code was identical;
given other nastyness and code duplication in the whole dispensor logic,
it's pretty clear that this was what was originally intended. Though
given that the dispensor fuse is present in the fusebox by default, it's
likely no-one ever played around with the dispensor with the fuse removed.
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Now it loads the needed movie but crashes because there was no context
of script reloading
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In this mode we treat every parameter as a string, not a keyword
or built-in name
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Note there's a lot of preliminary code in the star_control/ folder
for code that still needs to be fully disassembled & implemented.
So for now I've made liberal use of #if 0 blocks to disable fields
that will likely be needed again in the future
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This is a subtle issue associated with the Common::Frac usage. The
frac_t type is signed (int32), but the symbols such as FRAC_ONE are
defined by an enumeration which will default to unsigned int for
members. Unsure if the common code needs changing, but other usages fix
the warning by casting the enumeration values to frac_t so doing this
for now.
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