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Help: only use male_name/female_name if the unit has male/female variants.

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josteph 2018-06-28 09:22:42 +00:00 • committed by Charles Dang
parent a4b0de5ece
commit dcbdac8ab5
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src/help/topic_text_generators.cpp
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@ -462,10 +462,17 @@ std::string unit_topic_generator::generate() const
int must_have_nameless_traits = 0;
for(const config& trait : traits) {
std::string trait_name = trait["male_name"].str();
if (trait_name.empty()) trait_name = trait["female_name"].str();
if (trait_name.empty()) trait_name = trait["name"].str();
if (trait_name.empty()) continue; // Hidden trait
const std::string& male_name = trait["male_name"].str();
const std::string& female_name = trait["female_name"].str();
std::string trait_name;
if (type_.has_gender_variation(unit_race::MALE) && ! male_name.empty())
trait_name = male_name;
else if (type_.has_gender_variation(unit_race::FEMALE) && ! female_name.empty())
trait_name = female_name;
else if (! trait["name"].str().empty())
trait_name = trait["name"].str();
else
continue; // Hidden trait
std::string lang_trait_name = translation::gettext(trait_name.c_str());
if(lang_trait_name.empty() && trait["availability"].str() == "musthave") {