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Anarchid's point that using force prefix would be ambiguous is a good point.
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Anarchid's point that using force prefix would be ambiguous is a good point.
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[img]http://chrisguillebeau.com/files/2013/03/The-Two-Problems.jpg[/img]
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[img]http://chrisguillebeau.com/files/2013/03/The-Two-Problems.jpg[/img]
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Just
let
me
point
a
few
things,
to
demonstrate
that
confusion
is
probably
a
design
goal,
or
that
lack
of
design
leads
to
lack
of
coherency
and
thus
confusion.
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Just
let
me
point
a
few
things,
to
demonstrate
that
confusion
is
probably
a
design
goal,
or
that
its
just
the
result
of
lack
of
design
leading
to
absence
of
consistency
and
thus
confusion.
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[quote]
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[quote]
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public void ComForce(TasSayEventArgs e, string[] words)
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public void ComForce(TasSayEventArgs e, string[] words)
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{
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{
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if (spring.IsRunning)
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if (spring.IsRunning)
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{
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{
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SayBattle("forcing game start by " + e.UserName);
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SayBattle("forcing game start by " + e.UserName);
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spring.ForceStart();
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spring.ForceStart();
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}
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}
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else Respond(e, "cannot force, game not started");
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else Respond(e, "cannot force, game not started");
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}
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}
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[/quote]
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[/quote]
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And:
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And:
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[quote]
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[quote]
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public void ComForceStart(TasSayEventArgs e, string[] words)
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public void ComForceStart(TasSayEventArgs e, string[] words)
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{
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{
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...
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...
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tas.StartGame();
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tas.StartGame();
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...
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...
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}
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}
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[/quote]
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[/quote]
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If you didn't understand the code, it means:
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If you didn't understand the code, it means:
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- force is a command that does a forcestart
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- force is a command that does a forcestart
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- forcestart is a command that does start the game
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- forcestart is a command that does start the game
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So yes, adding various "force" prefixed commands is probably adding more confusion if nothing else is changed. Or, now is a good time to actually make things logical...
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So yes, adding various "force" prefixed commands is probably adding more confusion if nothing else is changed. Or, now is a good time to actually make things logical...
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(sorry for the bad code formatting, this Forum Done Right (TM) is missing a few features. But we have avatars, so who cares about code formatting?)
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(sorry for the bad code formatting, this Forum Done Right (TM) is missing a few features. But we have avatars, so who cares about code formatting?)
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