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Re: 'Structured' programming in Lite-C
[Re: Pappenheimer]
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07/26/09 13:44
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The advantage is code overview, more logical division of responsibilities and doesn't waste unused resources. This stuff with skills has always bugged me in c-script. What does an entity object do with an inventory value of the player? That's not making sense. Instead, the player should keep track of the fishes (entities), and manage their index position in the array, because the player has the fishes. The fishes shouldn't care whether or not they're in an array. They should just do their own thing. So you lay the responsibility of the fish management to the swarm object, and the fish behaviour to the fish itself. The player tells the fish where to swim, and the fish will do the rest. You probably don't want to make an entity object for the swarm just to have the skills available. Instead, you can make your own structure with only the data you need. An entity has more data than just the skills that are then unused. Would be confusing and wastes resources. I hope it's a bit clear. After re-reading my first post I have doubts that everyone can understand it  . Regards, Joozey
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Re: 'Structured' programming in Lite-C
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07/27/09 05:27
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Very clear!
Thanx for your cool thread, and detailed explaining how to use "structured programming".
Have a nice day joozey!
cheers
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Re: 'Structured' programming in Lite-C
[Re: maslone1]
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08/18/09 11:02
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best thread ever! make it a sticky or add this to AUM!! thanks Joozey, you explained (several times) over MSN how structs work, so I got a head start  the array and multi dimensional array structs still are a bit over my head, I'll have to look a bit more into that I guess... I decided to re-program/structure my game using these methods. Might wanna go as far and convert my ragdoll code using this... hmmmmm... anyway, thanks! keep up the good job! regards,
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Re: 'Structured' programming in Lite-C
[Re: Joozey]
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08/23/09 10:47
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Hello, and thank you for making this thread, it's very interesting. I'm trying to learn about the topic you've raised here, but I'm struggling to get my code to compile. Can you tell me what is wrong with these lines that would prompt a syntax error?
//a function to visualize an item on a panel
void item_visualize( Inventory *inventory, Panel *panel ) {
panel->bmap = inventory->image;
}
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Re: 'Structured' programming in Lite-C
[Re: Rei_Ayanami]
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04/02/10 15:22
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Great explanation Joozey. Will defanitly find this usefull.
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Re: 'Structured' programming in Lite-C
[Re: Nidhogg]
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04/02/10 16:16
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I don't get it...
typedef struct
{
var koor_x_abs;
var koor_y_abs;
var koor_x;
var koor_y;
var btype;
PANEL* pnl;
} BLOCK;
/////////////////////////////////////////Actions//////////////////////////////////////////
//noch nicht Benötigt
////////////////////////////////////////Functions/////////////////////////////////////////
function create_new_level(var height, var lenght)
{
var i, j;
BLOCK **block = malloc( sizeof( BLOCK* ) * height );
for( i=0; i<lenght; i++ ) {
block[i] = malloc( sizeof( BLOCK ) );
}
for(i = 0; i<=height; i++)
{
for(j = 0; j<=1; j++)
{
if((i/height)*random(100) > 60)
{
block[0]->pnl.pos_x = 1;
}
}
}
}
crashes in the block[0]->pnl.pos_x = 1;
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Re: 'Structured' programming in Lite-C
[Re: Rei_Ayanami]
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04/02/10 16:35
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HeelX
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try
(block[0])->pnl->pos = 1;
Last edited by HeelX; 04/02/10 16:35.
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