style cleanup: use FOREACH_ENUM( X, x ) everywhere instead of FOREACH_X( x ) for consistency
The FOREACH_X defines are not very useful, and they were created back before FOREACH_ENUM was convenient.
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@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ Song::~Song()
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void Song::DetachSteps()
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{
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m_vpSteps.clear();
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FOREACH_StepsType( st )
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FOREACH_ENUM( StepsType, st )
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m_vpStepsByType[st].clear();
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}
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@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ void Song::Reset()
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FOREACH( Steps*, m_vpSteps, s )
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SAFE_DELETE( *s );
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m_vpSteps.clear();
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FOREACH_StepsType( st )
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FOREACH_ENUM( StepsType, st )
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m_vpStepsByType[st].clear();
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Song empty;
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@@ -288,7 +288,7 @@ bool Song::ReloadFromSongDir( RString sDir )
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// Now we wipe out the new pointers, which were shallow copied and not deep copied...
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m_vpSteps.clear();
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FOREACH_StepsType( i )
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FOREACH_ENUM( StepsType, i )
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m_vpStepsByType[i].clear();
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// Then we copy as many Steps as possible on top of the old pointers.
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@@ -889,7 +889,7 @@ void Song::AddAutoGenNotes()
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HasNotes[st] = true;
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}
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FOREACH_StepsType( stMissing )
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FOREACH_ENUM( StepsType, stMissing )
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{
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if( HasNotes[stMissing] )
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continue;
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@@ -907,7 +907,7 @@ void Song::AddAutoGenNotes()
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StepsType stBestMatch = StepsType_Invalid;
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int iBestTrackDifference = INT_MAX;
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FOREACH_StepsType( st )
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FOREACH_ENUM( StepsType, st )
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{
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if( !HasNotes[st] )
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continue;
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@@ -945,7 +945,7 @@ void Song::AutoGen( StepsType ntTo, StepsType ntFrom )
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void Song::RemoveAutoGenNotes()
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{
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FOREACH_StepsType(st)
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FOREACH_ENUM( StepsType, st )
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{
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for( int j=m_vpStepsByType[st].size()-1; j>=0; j-- )
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{
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