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Duga

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Simon André Forsberg

@Phrancis you can use [email protected]

Phrancis

OK

Sent

Simon André Forsberg

@Phrancis String value = "something"; <--- "something" is a literal value

int value = 42; <--- 42 is a literal value

Phrancis

Now "something" would probably be picked up by .str though right?

At least that's how it appears to behave

Simon André Forsberg

probably yes

@bazola good? Do you see the design of that libGDX thingy? That red background stinks!

TTGTB

Duga

00:16

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] Zomis commented on issue #143: Reduce code duplication with libgdx

> A dependency on cardshifter-api has been added.

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] Zomis closed issue #143: Reduce code duplication with libgdx

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] Zomis closed issue #140: Shorten client-server messages

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] Zomis commented on issue #140: Shorten client-server messages

> There is now a ByteSerialization class available. Although it is not very fast (because of doing the same work plenty of times for different objects), the messages are indeed shorter.

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] Zomis assigned Zomis to issue #144: Add support for more messages in the byte-serialization

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] Zomis assigned Zomis to issue #141: Mobile Platforms

Phrancis

@SimonAndréForsberg Good night!

I'm really happy to see some work on Cardshifter again!

Duga

00:54

[Cardshifter/cardshifter.github.io] Phrancis pushed commit 20bdb1f7 to develop

> Getting develop up to date with local directory

Duga

04:25

[Cardshifter/cardshifter.github.io] Phrancis pushed commit b3ea93a8 to develop

> doesn't work quite right, but getting there; nothing broken

[Cardshifter/cardshifter.github.io] Phrancis commented on issue #19: Start testing Google Code Prettify

> Running into a few problems, namely getting the Prettify things to run locally. Posted to SO: stackoverflow.com/questions/27914206/…

skiwi

07:52

@Duga Yay!

skiwi

10:29

Spot the bug...

            public static class Builder {
                private String hi;
                private String lo;

                public Builder hi(final String hi) {
                    this.hi = Objects.requireNonNull(hi, "hi");
                    return this;
                }

                public Builder lo(final String hi) {
                    this.lo = Objects.requireNonNull(lo, "lo");
                    return this;
                }

                public GameAccountId build() {
                    return new GameAccountId(this);

Duga

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogAPI] skiwi2 pushed commit f8d6c11a to develop

> Added the LogObject marker interface.

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogAPI] build #8 for commit f8d6c11a on branch develop passed

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogAPI] skiwi2 pushed commit 23b23ae5 to develop

> Added the CreateGameLogEntry log entry.

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogAPI] build #9 for commit 23b23ae5 on branch develop passed

Simon André Forsberg

12:00

public Builder lo(final String hi) {
this.lo = Objects.requireNonNull(lo, "lo");

hi should be lo there ^^

skiwi

Yep!

It was my only bug in all code though

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Q: HearthStone CreateGame log entry

I am working on an application that is able to parse the HearthStone logs, and for this case I am trying to parse the following log entry: [Power] GameState.DebugPrintPower() - CREATE_GAME [Power] GameState.DebugPrintPower() - GameEntity EntityID=1 [Power] GameState.DebugPrintPower() - ...

And that was when running the test cases for the first time

@SimonAndréForsberg Are you familiar with mutation testing?

Simon André Forsberg

@skiwi never heard of it, but that doesn't say anything about if I have encountered it or not. I might have encountered it unknowingly.

skiwi

@SimonAndréForsberg It's a form of testing where mutants will be created of your source code by changing conditions (like == to !=) and it verifies that all your tests then fail instead of pass

Simon André Forsberg

ah, never used it.

skiwi

It's I believe stronger than code coverage

All I needed to add to my build.gradle was:

buildscript {
    repositories {
        mavenCentral()
    }

    dependencies {
        classpath 'info.solidsoft.gradle.pitest:gradle-pitest-plugin:1.1.2'
    }
}

and on top

apply plugin: 'info.solidsoft.pitest'

I'm trying to find a way to run this on every build and update a github wiki with the results... would that be feasible u think?

Duga

12:18

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] Zomis pushed commit 500397c6 to gdx

> added byte serialization support for enums

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] Zomis pushed commit 297a5b90 to gdx

> added displaying of chatMessages to screen

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] Zomis pushed commit e0a80d41 to gdx

> added displaying of online users to screen

Simon André Forsberg

@skiwi update a githubwiki automatically?

skiwi

@SimonAndréForsberg That sounds possible...

Actually

Gradle magic could work

Except not

Gradle magic + only execute that magic during Travis build

Simon André Forsberg

I know there are many plugins that generate a report when tests are run

skiwi

This one also does that

Simon André Forsberg

I don't think it is a good idea to update a github-wiki automatically like that. Isn't the simple Travis image "passing" / "failed" enough?

skiwi

12:20

So when I run it on Travis, there's only one report in a known subdirectory... means I can grab that

But I'd like to see a table that lists the build id (with link), and the line/mutation coverage

Only trick is that I need to upload the actual report also somewhere then

Simon André Forsberg

Why?

skiwi

So you can see if the code "improves" over time

Duga

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] build #674 for commit e0a80d41 on branch gdx passed

skiwi

It's a cool-to-have

Simon André Forsberg

Is it a necessary-to-have?

skiwi

12:23

No

Simon André Forsberg

Is it a worth-the-time-to-add-it-to-have?

skiwi

Is it fun to make?

I actually do have a great idea

Simon André Forsberg

Is it a this-actually-helps-bring-the-project-forward?

skiwi

First finish the projects I'm working on!

Simon André Forsberg

^^ sounds like the best idea you have ever had.

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or one of them

skiwi

12:24

It's something to do if I don't feel like doing anything else, and can be done within a day

You mean, I have more great ideas?

Simon André Forsberg

I think so, yes.

skiwi

Good :)

Simon André Forsberg

Do you have a list of all the projects that you are working on?

skiwi

Someitmes I wonder, am I doing something wrong in my CR questions?

The last two (okay, last one is really new) have barely gotten any attention

Simon André Forsberg

Why do you think that?

skiwi

12:25

@SimonAndréForsberg Eh... nope

Simon André Forsberg

@skiwi My suggestion: Have one. Much easier to prioritize that way.

@skiwi Your two recent questions comes with a lot of code but not so much background information about what you want to make, and why, and how things are put together.

skiwi

I'm thinking that they are plainly not interesting enough

@SimonAndréForsberg I wasn't the one starring that message... (yet)

Means: We have a lurker!

Simon André Forsberg

@skiwi that might be a part of the reason. But you're not putting much effort in making them interesting either.

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Q: Extensible Abstract Log Reader

My goal with the following code is to provide an extensible class that can be extended in order to read log files and transforms them into meaningful output. I'd like to have comments about the code itself, the test code, the javadoc and the overall structure. /** * Exception to indicate that ...

java

> My goal with the following code is to provide an extensible class that can be extended in order to read log files and transforms them into meaningful output.

Vogel612

@SimonAndréForsberg that...

Simon André Forsberg

^^ that's all the description there is.

skiwi

12:29

The problem I observe is that when I have finished the first part of my code, it'll be like 2000 lines of code already...

Vogel612

dramatic entrance

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@skiwi then you write to much...

skiwi

Yeah.. the that question maybe isn't that good, but I cannot make my last question much more interesting

Vogel612

also... that comment in your newest question

skiwi

@Vogel612 It's called abstracting ^^

Vogel612

your code fills screens

before a single method showed up

skiwi

12:29

I get that point

Vogel612

nobody wants to read comments that long in a CR question.

Simon André Forsberg

@skiwi In your recent question you have this:

> I am working on an application that is able to parse the HearthStone logs, and for this case I am trying to parse the following log entry:

skiwi

Also, by no menas I'm expecting those questions to go hot

Simon André Forsberg

^^ that's all the description there is

skiwi

Well... isn't that all description there is?

Vogel612

12:31

let's compare that to my latest question

skiwi

I'd expect to see more interesting in my question if I posted everything as a whole, but less interest in answering

Vogel612

> I am currently writing a well.. manual testing site for a chat-based bot. The full code can be found on github.

For that purpose I had to keep track of the messages currently in the "system". The stored message format is that of a simple and immutable class with non-complex fields. The code for this format is coming from the bot's implementation.

I wanted to get into thread safety anyways, since it's a personally percieved shortcoming of mine, and thought this to be a good possibility, since the collection will be accessed from multiple threads.

Simon André Forsberg

@skiwi "I am working on the "simon-says" game, and I decided to make that in LibGDX.

^^ compare that to:

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Q: I'm Simon, and this is what I say

Play my game! Having the name that I do (Simon), of course I have to participate in this challenge! (Even though I am a bit "late", but Simon says "have forgiveness!") This is an implementation of the Simon Says challenge using libGDX. I started using this framework a couple of months ago, and ...

java community-challenge simon-says gwt libgdx

skiwi

But your code is interesting an does interesting things you know ;)

These two questions only show basic building blocks of the bigger ~~party~~ building blocks

Simon André Forsberg

public class ObjectsTest {
    @Rule
    public ExpectedException expectedException = ExpectedException.none();

    @Test
    public void testRequireNonNullObjectNotNull() {
        assertEquals("test", Objects.requireNonNull("test", "testmessage"));
    }

    @Test
    public void testRequireNonNullObjectNull() {
        expectedException.expect(NullPointerException.class);
        expectedException.expectMessage("testmessage");
        Objects.requireNonNull(null, "testmessage");
    }
}

^^ I consider this part "fluff". It's not really very interesting to what you are actually doing.

How is that part related to reading log-entries?

skiwi

12:37

So you're saying that I shouldn't put things up that are trivial for me?

@SimonAndréForsberg That exact piece of code you mean?

Simon André Forsberg

@skiwi that exact piece of code, yes.

skiwi

It's probably not relevant indeed

It could have a review on the correctness of the implementation of my unit tests

Simon André Forsberg

@skiwi Don't put up stuff that is not directly related to what you want to show in your question.

skiwi

But I could also assume they're correct

What about the actual unit tests for the API class, those are useful, right?

Simon André Forsberg

@skiwi that ObjectsTest is trivial. I personally don't even write trivial tests like that (but that's a difference between us two as programmers). It's not worth including in a question IMO, especially not a question about reading log-entries.

@skiwi you mean this?

@Test
public void testGameAccountId() {
    GameAccountId gameAccountId = new GameAccountId.Builder()
        .hi("2")
        .lo("1")
        .build();
    assertEquals("2", gameAccountId.getHi());
    assertEquals("1", gameAccountId.getLo());
}

IMO, it's also very trivial.

skiwi

12:41

@SimonAndréForsberg I was more or less wondering about the unit tests if I should do them like this or bunch them all together in one test

As now there's some code duplication

Simon André Forsberg

It's like writing this:

@Test
public void sometest() {
    SomeObject obj = new SomeObject();
    obj.setName("test");
    assertEquals("test", obj.getName());
}

skiwi

Should you perhaps do a meta writeup on how to create interesting questions and including unit tests in them? ;)

Simon André Forsberg

I believe there are meta questions about how to make a good question already

including unit tests or not might be opinion based, and I don't find it worth discussing it on meta.

skiwi

I hadn't much thought about all of this

However if I don't include unit tests, then I should include some usage of it I suppose

Also, do you have any ideas for the log entry itself, it needs to be posted somewhere, but it is quite obvious here

Simon André Forsberg

@skiwi or you can just say "unit tests are available on github".

but I'd much rather like to see a "example on how to use" than a bunch of unit tests testing trivial things.

Ask yourself what is more interesting for you: Having clean interfaces and implementations or having clean unit-tests.

for me personally, the actual interfaces and implementations are a lot more interesting.

Duga

12:48

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogAPI] skiwi2 pushed commit 186ee2d8 to develop

> Fixed formatting issue.

Vogel612

Concerning unit-tests...

in my question I explicitly mentioned exiting unit-tests.

but did not include them

unit-tests mostly are uninteresting "smallest possible verifiable unit" to the power of eleven

I personally find reading unit-tests boring

Simon André Forsberg

I think most importantly @skiwi: Work on your "descriptions for what the code does". The better the pure-English part of your question is, the more attention your question is likely to get.

Vogel612

simply because they are repetitive

Simon André Forsberg

@Vogel612 agreed.

Vogel612

they are helpful though.

I found a problem in rolfl's suggested rewrite because I had unit-tests

but they only become interesting to be read when they break

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Duga

12:51

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogAPI] build #10 for commit 186ee2d8 on branch develop passed

skiwi

Big wall of edit!

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Q: HearthStone CreateGame log entry

I am working on a parser that can parse log entries from a game called HearthStone, the overall idea is that it will read the log file live when the game is running, parses the log file and show interesting and useful data in real time. For this question I focus on the module that provides an AP...

java api

~~Papers~~ Comments, Please.

Vogel612

it might be interesting to have the example log entry in a hidden-by-default codesnippet

apart from that, much much better ;)

Duga

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogAPI] skiwi2 pushed commit ae5e4668 to develop

> Fixed typo in the javadoc of Objects.

Simon André Forsberg

@skiwi I think you would benefit greatly from having a "class summary" in your question

skiwi

@Vogel612 How would I do that?

I agree that I don't want it to be that prominent

Simon André Forsberg

12:56

@Vogel612 doesn't need to be a code-snippet, can also use the spoiler-feature.

skiwi

@SimonAndréForsberg Also for the classes inside the CreateGameLogEntryTest?

Vogel612

@SimonAndréForsberg spoiler still takes the space up

Simon André Forsberg

65

A: Add markdown support for hidden-until-you-click text (aka spoilers)

This has been implemented. The syntax is >! Spoiler text Example: This is not yet reflected in the preview pane. Essentially, a blockquote where each line begins with a ! will be a spoiler. Spoilers have the same text color as background color, but can be revealed by hovering over them (...

@Vogel612 oh, right, crap...

skiwi

Right... I want to finish this up, then plan on when I can go home, and have 10 answers when I come back? :)

Simon André Forsberg

@skiwi I can't see any CreateGameLogEntryTest

skiwi

12:58

That'd be to cool to be true I guess

@SimonAndréForsberg -Test

Duga

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogAPI] build #11 for commit ae5e4668 on branch develop passed

Simon André Forsberg

@skiwi Absolutely yes. Those classes are quite relevant to your code, right?

Perhaps no need to be very specific about the builders, you can just say "also contains a static builder inner-class" for the classes that has that.

skiwi

@SimonAndréForsberg Yes, they only exist though because I need them

Simon André Forsberg

@skiwi Isn't that the same for all code we write?

skiwi

@SimonAndréForsberg Yeah... scratch what I just said!

Simon André Forsberg

13:00

@skiwi s/scratch/star/

Vogel612

Dammit it doesn't work the way I want...

skiwi

More happy now, @SimonAndréForsberg?

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Q: HearthStone CreateGame log entry

I am working on a parser that can parse log entries from a game called HearthStone, the overall idea is that it will read the log file live when the game is running, parses the log file and show interesting and useful data in real time. For this question I focus on the module that provides an AP...

java api

Simon André Forsberg

@skiwi absolutely

One nitpick though:

LogEntry
Marker interface to denote that a class can be used as an log object.
LogEntry
Marker interface to denote that a class can be used as an log entry.

skiwi

Improvements posts 101 by @SimonAndréForsberg and @Vogel612

Simon André Forsberg

also, can you give any example of what it means to be a LogObject but not a LogEntry?

What exactly is a "Log Object"?

skiwi

13:09

You don't see the typo I made there? ^^

Vogel612

I'm writing up a question on MSE about the hiding...

skiwi

A log object is an object that appears in a log file

A log entry is an entry that appears in a log file

Simon André Forsberg

@skiwi yes, I see you wrote LogEntry twice.

skiwi

An entry spans a number of full lines, an object not

The parser can only return entries for example

GameAccount is an object because it appears somewhere in the middle of a line

Simon André Forsberg

LogEntry
Marker interface to denote that a class can be used as an log object.
LogObject
Marker interface to denote that a class can be used as an log entry.

Oh, come on @skiwi!

skiwi

13:10

Oh...

Simon André Forsberg

I'd recommend explaining a bit more about LogEntry vs. LogObject in your question.

skiwi

> fixed typo in the class summary that got created when fixing a typo in the class summary

@SimonAndréForsberg Means I actually need to update my javadoc then

Simon André Forsberg

Or you can explain it in the pure-english part

skiwi

Well, both maybe

Duga

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogAPI] skiwi2 pushed commit 9543fae0 to develop

> Updated javadoc of LogObject and LogEntry.

skiwi

13:15

Fixed that as well

Duga

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogAPI] build #12 for commit 9543fae0 on branch develop passed

skiwi

Perhaps another important update...

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Q: Parsing log files of HearthStone: The API

I am working on a parser that can parse log entries from a game called HearthStone, the overall idea is that it will read the log file live when the game is running, parses the log file and show interesting and useful data in real time. For this question I focus on the module that provides an AP...

java api

Vogel612

13:42

0

Q: Allow hiding walls of text somehow

Sometimes there are questions which could benefit from additional information in an unobstrusive way. Example: A question about a bug in an MCVE with sample data to use. It might be nice to allow hiding the example data for better overview, especially with long sample data. Spoilers are a b...

discussion feature-request design stack-snippets

Duga

14:17

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] Zomis pushed commit e657922f to gdx

> changed date format

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] Zomis pushed commit 178e1908 to gdx

> added UserTable and UsersList classes, can now invite users to a game

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] build #675 for commit 178e1908 on branch gdx passed

skiwi

15:05

heh @Vogel612, you are called @Vogel612'sShadow on meta?

Vogel612

ya

because I only cast a shadow on meta

skiwi

cool, just noticed

Vogel612

I'm not really active there

also I am lurking in this room:

Wizards Den

Place for all wizards (or wizzards) to share spells, words, an...

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1

and only shadows are lurking there ;)

skiwi

In how many rooms are you even? :p

Vogel612

5 in this chat-domain, 2 (currently just one) on MSE domain and one on SO domain

but I am not following all conversations...

skiwi

15:16

That would be very difficult to follow

Vogel612

it's hard enough with 3... here, java and tavern

and sometimes checking 2nd as well as actually doing some work!

skiwi

Can I have your onions on this?

GameEntityLogEntry.Builder builder = new GameEntityLogEntry.Builder();

Matcher entityIdMatcher = EXTRACT_ENTITY_ID_PATTERN.matcher(input);
if (!entityIdMatcher.find()) {
    throw new NotParsableException();
}
String entityId = entityIdMatcher.group(1);
builder.entityId(entityId);

Note that I explicitly name the entityId variable

Phrancis

I like to hang in the VBA chatroom (for some reason - I don't write VBA)

Duga

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] bazola opened issue #146: Mulligan should automatically activate

> Rather than having to press a button to initiate the Mulligan at the start of the game, it should activate automatically once it is available

Vogel612

well Ducky and Mat are friendly people ;)

Duga

15:19

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] bazola assigned bazola to issue #146: Mulligan should automatically activate

Phrancis

True

skiwi

Do you think I should do the code as above or directly builder.entityId(entityIdMatcher.group(1))?

Vogel612

@skiwi moar extraction ;) NotParsableException could maybe be constructed with input and have a message that tells what exactly is wrong.

also I'd say: builder.entityId(extractEntityId(input));

maybe even builder.entityId(GameEntityUtils.extractEntityId(input));

skiwi

Wouldn't that be overkill?

Vogel612

depends on what else you need for creating an entity

sure for this one thing it's probably overkill

skiwi

15:22

Sometimes I extract two variables at once for example

bazola

@SimonAndréForsberg do you have the cardshifter libGDX version on github somewhere?

skiwi

This is the other aprt:

Optional<String> nextLine = lineReader.peekLine();
while (nextLine.isPresent()) {
    Matcher tagValueMatcher = EXTRACT_TAG_VALUE_PATTERN.matcher(nextLine.get());
    if (!tagValueMatcher.find()) {
        throw new NotParsableException();
    }
    String tag = tagValueMatcher.group(1);
    String value = tagValueMatcher.group(2);
    builder.addTagValuePair(tag, value);
    nextLine = lineReader.peekLine();
}

@bazola What part exactly is it that you are looking for?

Vogel612

but when you get deeper and have more stuff to extract, you'd want to hide the extraction from the builder

bazola

@skiwi @SimonAndréForsberg posted a screenshot yesterday of the chat running on libGDX

skiwi

It's an insane amount of coding to do though for one log message

I don't see many ways to simplify the reading part though

And I first want to see if it works ;)

Simon André Forsberg

15:38

@skiwi sorry, I'm out of onions.

@bazola yup, on the main repo, the 'gdx' branch. In the 'gdx' directory.

Duga

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] Zomis added label enhancement to issue #146: Mulligan should automatically activate

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] Zomis added label javafx to issue #146: Mulligan should automatically activate

bazola

@SimonAndréForsberg i swear I did a sync and then looked for that branch and didn't see it.. but now it's magically appeared :)

skiwi

Oh right, @bazola asked something, sorry forgot to respond there

Duga

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] Zomis commented on issue #146: Mulligan should automatically activate

> Should this perhaps be flexibilized so that whenever there is only one action to perform, that action button is automatically 'clicked'? For example: If you can do nothing, automatically press end turn.

skiwi

Right, I think I understand what the feature creep we were talkinga bout yesterday means

Simon André Forsberg

15:49

@Vogel612 You have to include a header in each file if you go with MIT license?

Duga

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] Phrancis commented on issue #146: Mulligan should automatically activate

> I'm not sure from a UX perspective this would be ideal @Zomis - Think of HS or even a regular card game, I think a player should be able to realize on their own that they can't play anything... At least something like HS where you see the green highlight on "End Turn" that tells a user they can't play anything further.

skiwi

btw @SimonAndréForsberg, my question suddenly has 8 upvotes and 2 stars...

@Duga @Phrancis Does the end turn really turn green?

Simon André Forsberg

@skiwi pimping and improving tends to help :)

@skiwi in HS, yes.

skiwi

Also got up to 54 views

@SimonAndréForsberg Omg I have never noticed that!

Mind you I'm doing an arena run pretty much daily

Simon André Forsberg

^^ I know...

Phrancis

15:58

@skiwi Yeah. And you ever noticed that "Job's done" orc voice too?

skiwi

gist.github.com/skiwi2/34dd96d6749cf0bea41d

^ untested implementation of reading log entry

@Phrancis No?

Phrancis

@skiwi How long you been playing that game now? lol

skiwi

@Phrancis Long!

Duga

[Cardshifter/Cardshifter] Zomis commented on issue #146: Mulligan should automatically activate

> Good point, @Phrancis. I'm not sure how @bazola plans on implementing this, but from the description it sounded like it would be a if (actionName.equals('Mulligan')) which I'm not sure how I feel about.

Simon André Forsberg

@Phrancis I love that voice :) Sounds just like Warcraft 2 :)

Duga

16:00

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogAPI] skiwi2 pushed commit 16253394 to develop

> Cleaned up javadoc.

Phrancis

@SimonAndréForsberg "Me not that kind of orc!"

skiwi

@Phrancis "Me stupid?"

So... in the ideal case I take part of my log file, submit it to my method, and it returns a nice object :)

Good to keep that in mind

bazola

@SimonAndréForsberg I was pretty much planning on catching the Mulligan action and returning the appropriate action to start the mulligan. The reason I posted the issue was that I fired up Cardshifter and thought that something was wrong because I just saw the mulligan action but was expecting the cards to already be highlighted blue

Simon André Forsberg

@bazola yeah I can't come up with a better solution right now, so go ahead :)

Duga

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogAPI] build #13 for commit 16253394 on branch develop passed

Vogel612

16:12

@SimonAndréForsberg as far as I know yes

Because a file falls under the substantial piece clause

Simon André Forsberg

@Vogel612 In that case: oh, crap!

github.com/Zomis/UltimateTTT/blob/master/LICENSE

Have I included that header in all source files? Nope.

skiwi

Hey, in HS I also see Mulligan :)

[Power] GameState.DebugPrintPower() -     GameEntity EntityID=1
[Power] GameState.DebugPrintPower() -         tag=10 value=85
[Power] GameState.DebugPrintPower() -         tag=TURN value=1
[Power] GameState.DebugPrintPower() -         tag=ZONE value=PLAY
[Power] GameState.DebugPrintPower() -         tag=ENTITY_ID value=1
[Power] GameState.DebugPrintPower() -         tag=NEXT_STEP value=BEGIN_MULLIGAN
[Power] GameState.DebugPrintPower() -         tag=CARDTYPE value=GAME
[Power] GameState.DebugPrintPower() -         tag=STATE value=RUNNING

Phrancis

@SimonAndréForsberg Did you see this? I feel like I'm missing something stupid, no idea why this is not working...

Simon André Forsberg

@Phrancis You're missing ?autoload=true&skin=sunburst&lang=css in your second version.

not sure if that works, but worth a try.

gotta go, be back in a couple of hours.

@Vogel612 Seems like programmers has some questions about mit-license, including this:

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Q: How to mark code lines licensed on MIT?

When I am using some code licensed on MIT license, but it's not in seperate files, is it OK mark it like this? /* Here starts code licensed under the MIT License (../MIT.txt) */ // code /* Here is the end of code licensed under the MIT License (../MIT.txt) */ Where in ../MIT.txt would be MIT L...

licensing mit-license

I think that might be what is meant by "substantial portions" ^^

skiwi

16:30

Time for the ultimate test now...

Wtf! Only 2 out of 3 tests failed!

I'm stupid, I had a silly mistake in my test class

Phrancis

@SimonAndréForsberg I don't think that is it, as it is not required for the remotely hosted version, it's parameters to control behavior and skin selection mostly

i.e., this works just fine, based on first example. Maybe I should clarify my SO question...

<html>
<head>
  <title>Prettify Default Test</title>
  <script src="https://google-code-prettify.googlecode.com/svn/loader/run_prettify.js"></script>
</head>

skiwi

Heh, I managed to get a StackOverflowError

Phrancis

Uh oh

skiwi

Ugh, I don't even know where to start debugging

The message pretty much consists out of 2 individual parts, and those both work

The full part, however, doesn't work

Phrancis

> Thrown when a stack overflow occurs because an application recurses too deeply.

Interesting, never read about that. Then again, I don't even know what recursion is lol.

skiwi

16:43

@Phrancis Start learning! :)

I forgot how to debug... now I got a trace again

Duga

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogReader] skiwi2 pushed commit d3ff33d9 to develop

> Added the option to retrieve all exceptions that occurred during reading a log entry.

Vogel612

@skiwi I created one once by implementing toString() in an unintelligent way.

Duga

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogReader] build #23 for commit d3ff33d9 on branch develop passed

skiwi

@Vogel612 Oh, I've created ones with streams and toString() and more crazyness :)

Vogel612

17:07

@SimonAndréForsberg it seems that I was wrong...

Phrancis

^^ LOL

skiwi

17:48

haha @Phrancis

yep, that one

bazola

18:01

is there a way to get gradle to build with dependencies like you do with maven?

skiwi

@bazola Can you give an example?

bazola

in netbeans I right click on the project and say Build With Dependencies, but when I right click on a Gradle based project in Eclipse, there are no Maven options

skiwi

@bazola Ah... I don't know about Eclipse

bazola

Phrancis

@bazola Whoa. That is all.

skiwi

18:15

@bazola I didn't see it for a long time... Then I noticed that your screen resolution is weird, then I noticed it's a phone, then I noticed it's iOS!

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Duga

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogReader] skiwi2 pushed commit 419fffd8 to develop

> Fixed typo in the javadoc.

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogReader] build #24 for commit 419fffd8 on branch develop passed

skiwi

I'm not very awake anymore

Duga

19:23

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogReader] skiwi2 pushed commit 535fe78a to develop

> Added AbstractListLogReader, used to read logs from a list of strings.
Refactored AbstractLineLogReaderTest to use the new class.

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogReader] build #25 for commit 535fe78a on branch develop passed

Marc-Andre

20:01

@Phrancis I will try to finish the app tonight :D ! Holidays are officially over!

and Hey everybody!

Phrancis

@Marc-Andre Hey!

skiwi

hey @Marc-Andre

Phrancis

@Marc-Andre That's badass! I started tinkering with Prettify yesterday, it's pretty neat. Ran into issues though, posted on SO.

Marc-Andre

Now that my project of buying a house is over (or dead was way too expansive atm) I have more free time to do some work!

Nice for prettify! Can't wait to take a look at it

Phrancis

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Q: Prettify not linking correctly locally

I'm having issues getting the Google Code Prettify to work properly. This example is working, using the provided remote files: <html> <head> <title>Google Code Prettify testing</title> <script data-brackets-id='140' src="https://google-code-prettify.googlecode.com/svn/loader/run_prettify...

html css pretty-print

You can see some examples on there

skiwi

20:07

@Duga?

Marc-Andre

I'll see if I can find the problem :P Should not be too complicated!

Duga

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogReader] skiwi2 pushed commit 2be96f62 to develop

> Added CreateGameEntryReader, used to read a CreateGameLogEntry from a log file.

skiwi

Finally! ^ I worked at least a day on that commit

Duga

[skiwi2/HearthMonitor-LogReader] build #26 for commit 2be96f62 on branch develop passed

Phrancis

@Marc-Andre I've got all the files here too: github.com/Cardshifter/cardshifter.github.io/tree/develop/…

The one marked "default" works, but not the other

Marc-Andre

20:13

Thanks

Phrancis

Hoping to make it work tonight after I get off work

skiwi

lol

> Although Wrath does not really have synergy with the deck, we don't really want to end up with too many Wraths and we don't really want to end up with too many pings, I still suggest you pick Wrath as it has the most value out of these options.

skiwi

20:32

@Phrancis I always thought he sound "Drop dead"

Don't ask me why

Marc-Andre

20:47

@skiwi Why ? ( I'm tired and find myself funny please ignore me :P )

Simon André Forsberg

21:16

@Vogel612 about the MIT thing?

@bazola nice, although it's not looking exactly as I expected... I haven't tried it much on mobile devices. I think we probably want the device to be in landscape mode only, or what do you think?

bazola

@SimonAndréForsberg i agree that it should be landscape only. I know how to enforce that in objective-c but not quite sure how we would make that work with libGDX just yet. Trying to support portrait mode would be very problematic

Simon André Forsberg

@bazola agreed. I know how to enforce it in Android. Please try to find a way to do it on iOS with LibGDX.

bazola

I'm thinking that the secret to running pure iOS code will be to do it in the iOS launcher for libGDX, but I will have to experiment

Vogel612

21:33

@SimonAndréForsberg yes. That :)

Simon André Forsberg

@Vogel612 so it's not required to add that notice to each file?

I have seen many source files from other projects in which every file is marked with a license, so it wouldn't surprise me.

Vogel612

Exactly why I was thinking that.

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