The new <Shares> tag replaces <ShareUnit> and now allows specification of different share sizes, like ... unit="20,10". This will be used in 1826, where companies start with 5 shares, and convert later to 10-share companies. The <Certificate> tags are now children of the <Shares> tag.
The <Payout> tag now also includes the details of the former <AdjustPriceOnPayout> tag.
The above changes have been applied to all Rails games.
Also included:
In 1851 and 18EU: implemented the (previously missed) rule that a company in its first OR may buy (but still not sell) Treasury shares. These two allowances can now be specified separately in the <TradeShares> tag. The default is that both are allowed (as in SOH).
The new
<Shares>tag replaces<ShareUnit>and now allows specification of different share sizes, like... unit="20,10". This will be used in 1826, where companies start with 5 shares, and convert later to 10-share companies. The<Certificate>tags are now children of the<Shares>tag.The
<Payout>tag now also includes the details of the former<AdjustPriceOnPayout>tag.The above changes have been applied to all Rails games. Also included:
In 1851 and 18EU: implemented the (previously missed) rule that a company in its first OR may buy (but still not sell) Treasury shares. These two allowances can now be specified separately in the
<TradeShares>tag. The default is that both are allowed (as in SOH).Some initial work to expand the 1826 prototype.