We currently use a macro for writing down a money amount as a literal. We should move to a more modern C++ representation with a user defined literal like the below:

constexpr money32 operator"" _GBP(long double money)
{
    return money * 10;
}

static_assert(MONEY(2, 40) == 2.40_GBP);

Go through the codebase and replace all MONEY macro uses with the equivalent version. You m

This function needs a unit test.

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Test stub: https://github.com/pygame/pygame/blob/main/test/display_test.py#L255-L274
Docs: https://www.pygame.org/docs/ref/display.html#pygame.display.gl_set_attribute
Code to be tested: https://github.com/pygame/pygame/bl

My English sucks

So, you know

Thanks.

Lately we decided to make rock tiles non-solid (#1609).

I found that confusing as they still looked solid to me (perhaps I was still used to playing this game with rocks being solid). The black border around the rock and the fact that it's somewhat bulky made me think it was something we could jump on :
![stone1](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/14836881/110026977-6486e980-7cff-11eb-9

From the comment in SDL_filesystem.h:
Please call SDL_free() on the pointer when you are done with it

When building the project with MSVC, I ran into some debug heap asserts early into the program startup.
The culprit appears to be the code in m_config.c that does free(prefdir) as changing these to SDL_free(prefdir) resolved the issue.

I'm not sure what to do about `GetDefaultConfi

Several header files are including StringIds.h, which necessitates a near-full recompile of the source tree when a string is added. We should try to keep this inclusion to .cpp files only.

src/OpenLoco/Window.h:#include "Localisation/StringIds.h"
src/OpenLoco/Window.h:    static constexpr widget_t makeWidget(Gfx::point_t origin, Gfx::ui_size_t size, widget_type type, uint8_t colour, uint3

Via playtesting, the compass arrows (#29) were ignored, likely because they are right at the edge and outside the player's attention. If they are moved slightly inwards, they may become more noticeable.

Games that have these arrows also tend to draw them closer to the player rather than near the edge; e.g.

• GTA 1 & 2
• Fire Fight
• Crazy Taxi

This issue is a continuation of #776.

We are happy for new translators to join-in - leave a comment!

Right now, DOSBox Staging has its own, legacy, quirky translation system based on "language files". To test it, you need to obtain a language file from somewhere, copy it to DOSBox Staging config directory and set e.g.:

[dosbox]
language = fr_FR.lng

[autoexec]
keyb fr

The reasons why this header file lives outside of game_logic don't apply anymore. It would make things simpler if it was merged into the other "global" file.