Undocumented, I'm sure we'll change some things around soon.
Fixed a few bugs, too.
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That way, when a function is changed the compiler will tell us about
any matching change we may need to make to WorldGameControlBackend.
Otherwise, the override function that may be present in the world version
may shift to overridding the adapter function.
It's also just cleaner to move these adapter functions to their own class.
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- switched everything to be based on playerId instead of index
(which doesn't make sense for a party game.)
- started adding new functions
- backwards compatible with all old games!
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dictionary files, and acually uses them for user queries.
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and other dictionary tasks as separate job units on the Invoker thread
(that's because we want to be as lazy as possible about loading
dictionary files, but those can take a while :).
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Changed the names of the 3 standard game types, but I could be convinced
of better names:
SEATED_GAME: normal match-made game, a game with a set list of players that
does not change.
SEATED_CONTINUOUS: the game starts immediately, but people join the room
and then choose a place to sit to become a player.
PARTY: no seats, anyone that enters is a player.
Also, changed SEATED_CONTINUOUS to create an occupants array and auto-sit
the creator, since I'm pretty sure we'll want to show seating in the lobby
for those types of games (but it actually does neither right now, code
needs to be written either way, depending on UI decisions.)
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and retrieving a set of language-specific letters. This is just a transient checkin, since
it only pushes data both ways through the ActionScript/Java interface ("small step for
mankind, huge step for me" kind of a thing ;). Word lookup logic will be coming next.
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This will force us to migrate soon to a OID-based player indexing system.
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left. Go ahead and don't start the turn when there are no players,
and don't change it when there are 1 or LESS.
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The creator of a party game isn't joining, but I think that's a problem
with the msoy client...
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We used to compare them against the Object class, but that doesn't work
well in the presence of multiple application domains. So instead we
check for the presence of parent classes.
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a natural thing to do in playerGameDidEnd() is replacePlayer() the departed
player with an AI but if we wait until after playerGameDidEnd() to announce it,
we end up announcing the departure of the newly configured AI.
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and over. Casting host to a Component seems to make java find the
appropriate other function to call.
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because no doubt much code exists in the wild that is compiled against that
signature.
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calling setProperty() with an array was encoding it as byte[][], even when
an index was passed in.
Messages of arrays were also encoding as byte[][] for the server, even though
the server doesn't care about messages.
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Ray Greenwell