Nah, 100 bytes won't be enough even for the sorting itself.
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Or maybe we can. Those ~100 bytes seem to be an entire $100 bytes instead which is 256.
We don't even need to register a clickable area. There are two hotkeys assigned for leaving the screen : Space (the default for "ok") and Esc. We could redirect space to do the sorting instead. Of course this is just a theory, we have to see how that works out. 
It was cutting it really close (199 bytes used out of 201 available) but it works now.
Quote:-Pressing “S” on the cities screen will now sort the cities. Pressing it multiple times will cycle through sorting by Race, Population, Gold, Production,Power, Research and Unrest in that order.
In the city list, show cities in red background (or other indicators) for "Just been attacked in the last enemy/neutral's round". It's useful for quickly locate those cities to add some more defence units.
November 29th, 2018, 07:29
(This post was last modified: November 29th, 2018, 07:29 by Nelphine.)
Why? Specifically due to the way AI target selection works, most likely you either already lost the city, or you defeated the incoming stack and there isn't another stack going after that city yet.
Or do you mean more to reinforce because in the attack you lost units? (November 26th, 2018, 10:50)Seravy Wrote: I think that's everything here. I think space for wait is reasonable, rather not change that, we don't know how many people are already used to that button. Patrol as L makes no sense whatsoever, maybe the Esc key would be better for that. Changing cities to C is probably a good idea. "C" is Center on unit. This is helpful to jump right to the active unit. I'd leave it there, and T for Cities as is. 
Oh, no wonder pressing it never did anything, as the unit is centered by default most of the time. Thanks for telling, I'll keep it as is then. I hope there is nothing like that on the Esc button for Patrol?
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