Copied the updates over to the distribution version. It passed manual testing successfully, in 1900, 1960, and 2020. Looks like we're good to go.
Adjust the wages in 2020 for Portugal and Spain. This should make things be fully up-to-date.
Adjust the wages for 2020 in France.
Update the wages for the cities that already existed.
Add per capita income for Portugal/France in 2020, and auto-adjust the 1900 values. Still need to get the wages adjusted, so the workers get a raise.
Adjust GPS coordinates in Calais, Rouen, and Lille. Found that there is an offset of about 0.32 south needed, at least in northern France (may be less as we approach the equator). East/west is more in line. If the 0.32 approach stands, the other cities should also be adjusted, and some in Portugal/Spain near the coast are good candidates. But Calais was the most obviously wrong. Probably going to save future adjustments for when I have more infrastructure in place for non-manual updates.
Economic growth for France and Portgual has now been interpolated.
Update the status in the spreadsheets, and separate totals for added versus charted.
Add French and Portuguese city infrastructure to the XML files.
Add three more cities to Portugal to reduce the 1900 to 2020 gap. Portugal still has the largest gap at 19%, but it's much reduced. Spain is 11%, and France 6%. See table at http://www.statoids.com/upt.html for more provinces to add if need be.
Add the remainder of the French demographic and economic data. Added a few more cities as well, including Dijon as the largest non-included metropole, and a few provinces that were proportionally more important in 1900 than 2020, in an effort to keep a more consistent population percentage over time. 1950 and 2020 still outweigh 1900, but it narrows the gap.
Add info about a lot of the French cities.
Add development and GDP levels for Portugal.
Interpolate growth values. This has actually affected cities I haven't touched. My guess is the original values are from the Base City map, where there was also a 1920 file and various other mid-points; now it's just an average of 120 years.
Add GDP data for 2020.
Update the infrastructure values for all the cities. Also add a copy batch file for my desktop. Ideally it would use environment vars or the registry to do it automagically, but that's more work.
Convert the spreadsheet to version-control friendly. Add city-level pops for Spain.
Add the remainder of the Spanish cities up to 600K (and a bit below). This gets Spain to 71.9% of the historical population, more than France's 59.5%. So we can probably move on to the next country.
Add 10 provinces in Spain. Switch from a region approach to a province one, which is more akin to what I did in France and Portugal. Also started a spreadsheet to keep track of all the data. This includes 1950 populations for an eventual intermediate point, as well as a rough guesstimate of infrastructure based on how urban an area is. This may not be the best proxy, but is what is available for now. It also could use some checking to ensure smaller, but still metropolitan, areas, are counted. I've weighted it so infrastructure should generally rise over time as well, regardless.
Committing the distribution version. I got the mod tools to export it once, but it has been a huge pain trying to get it to work reliably, either via the mod tools, or manually. Finally got it updated manually, so committing it. The files *do* have to have the naming scheme used here; shortening the names does not work (e.g. mod_Europe Expanded__Europe Test_City 1900.xml cannot be simply City1900.xml). Other notes: - The Mod Tools never shows the compatible maps correctly when opening a mod. Not sure why; if you add a map it starts working. - Need to add an XML validator; part of the problems I ran into were due to a missing double quote in a new city entry. - Should add a batch script to automatically update this distribution copy. Too much of a pain and too error-prone to do so manually. - Should add the Steam DB key to this as well.