I'm not sure how much actual utility is here, and how much I just like the
gee-whiz factor.
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I sorta want to make a new FunctionUtil so that I can use it
with impunity everwhere without having to include the other crap in here.
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Tip from the pros: when you change a class, you might want to check
the subclasses for possible problems with that change.
:P
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Let's try it and see if it works. Let us know Nathan.
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I hate your checkin comments, but I love your product!
The real reason I cleaned up HashMap: I override
forEach(), and now I don't need to do anything to make values() and keys()
work properly for weak values. Less code is better code.
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- Implement keys() and values() using forEach().
- Less code is better code.
- But, it's less efficient:
- values() now looks up simple-key values by hashing
- values() now unwraps non-simple keys, even though unneeded
- keys() looks up simple-key values, even though unneeded
Say it with me like a 14-year-old girl: whatEVER!
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We could trash it and change our toStringBuf() methods
to just return a String. I guess. Then the caller would
have to assign the string somewhere. I guess this has some value.
So anyway: Occam's razor, and fixes a small bug: appending undefined
would print as "null" since it was being forced to an Object first.
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so let's keep with that pattern for any clients there when the
peer itself connects or disconnects.
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though annoyingly now I can't reproduce it. Call Heisenberg!
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Have the FrameReader stop listening on the socket when we're done with it.
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ChatDirectors in a client.
The slow fix: Maybe I can fix _that_.
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YAGNI code, no ability to break-out the whitelist.
No other game of ours uses other valid modes, does it?
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Break out the actual doing of the broadcast so that just that can be overridden.
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for every client on another node when it connects or disconnects from that node.
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If node A started up and connected to node B, which already had players logged on,
then nobody on A could send chat to anyone on B.
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(for system messages), or a custom mode (for user broadcasts).
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Immediately after writing them I considered that they didn't
really belong in ArrayUtil, since they don't operate on Arrays.
Util is better, since it's less specific.
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classes naturally remove extra crap from the NodeObject as a result of the
client departing this node, it all goes out in a single event. Cross-server
traffic-- go!
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that actually needs to look clients up by visible name (chat forwarding), we'll
just leave things as is (as in mapped by auth username) and take care of our
own shit in ClientPeerManager.
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Michael Bayne