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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It may be well worth adding an isConnected() method that can be used to test
whether the EZGame stuff is connected or whether we should just show
demo graphics or something.
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They can add their keyboard listeners directly to the GameControl object
to receive global key events.
There are strange focus weirdnesses on the flex side- sometimes you have
focus with no focus highlight and sometimes you don't have focus and you
do have the highlight. Punting, rather than spending more hours on this.
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Now, instead of implementing "Game" and having the EZGame object assigned
to you, you create it yourself using your top-level component.
You must register listeners manually, and keyboard focus is currently an
issue that I'm working on.
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Then intention is that other games besides EZGame may use this as well,
so it's semi-separated, but for now it's part of EZGame.
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(And personally, I think falling-through is fine if documented. Maybe we
need a @FallThrough annotation so that the compiler can be our best friend.)
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Ray Greenwell