I have here a snippet of code from a simple video game AI enemy. The basic idea behind the enemy is that he can be in one of a few states. By default he is in a patrolling state, where he moves around at a slow speed to random points within a circle. While in this state, he is rolling every X ...
I'm writing my own framework (purely for learning purposes, SPL, OOP, patterns, etc) and have written a class to manage config data throughout the framework (not front end/view, just the core framework).
Example of config data:
The framework requires a specific PHP version to run correctly, a...
I've just edited my htaccess file. All works as it should, but I'm not too familiar with regular expressions and want to make sure that there aren't any unintended consequences.
I want to:
add www to the domain if it's not there (i.e. domain.com becomes www.domain.com)
redirect from secondary...
How Could you do get rid of these ifs statements and make the following snippet more object oriented style?
public class TheService {
private final FileHandler someFileHandler;
private final FooRepository repo;
public TheService(FileHandler fileHandler, FooRepository fooRepository) {
this.s...
You are right that this roll is biased. Instead of using a fixed range and less-than for your rolls, you should just roll once and use specific ranges to choose which action is taken. Something like:
int spinAttackChancePerTickMin = 0;
int spinAttackChancePerTickMax = 50;
int spinDefenceChanc...
I have one input that is needed in many forms, so I created a partial view for that. In the partial view I query the database and generate a drop down list.
I just want to make sure, this is the best way to achieve this.
The partial view looks like this:
@model long?
@{
var data = Utilit...
I'm new to JavaScript and new to jQuery plugin development. My plugin is really easy I just want to taggify a <ul>
(function($) {
var allTags;
$.fn.taggify = function(options) {
allTags = this;
_create(allTags);
return this;
};
...
Here I am again; referring to my previous code review request about a self-updating, asynchronous (?) cache.
The previous class takes care of caching operations like "get all users registered in our basecamp company", and updates the list through a getter function, periodically through a TimeSpa...
I have already flunked the test with this code so don't feel bad for cheating any employer :)
I didn't get any feedback though just wondering what could have gone wrong.
Here is the code and you dont need to get into the functionality just the overall design what are short-coming of this code ...
Time and again I am arguing with a colleague of mine about the question above. When I design a circuit for mass production (> 10k/a) I want to make it robust against every possible variation of component parameters that I know about. This means for example:
BJT parameters like VBE, current gain...
This is a follow-up to yesterday's codereview-question about reading serial data and parsing it.
The code below is run into a seperate thread looped endlessly.
Currently I track the position in my inputBufer manually and copy all bytes which haven't been processed into a new byte-array and assi...I have this iterative mergesort (a.k.a. bottom-up mergesort).
BottomUpMergesort.java:
package net.coderodde.util.sorting;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Comparator;
/**
* This class provides static methods for sorting object arrays using
* bottom-up merge sort. The algorithm use...
First of all: I'm a newbie in Linux device driver.
My aim is to write a blocking char driver that return to user space a complete protocol message from kernel uart driver.
- PROTOCOL DESCRIPTION
I'm fighting with a very bad protocol, called DMX. Protocol packet is very simple:
start with a b...
Based on input from the UI (most likely a string) I would like to search a list of object and return all object that has one or more matching property values which match the given input.
Do you have any thoughts regarding performance or overall design?
The only requirement is that I need to kee...
Problem
Question taken from here.
I want to go up a flight of stairs that has n steps. I can either take 1 or 2 steps each time. How many different ways can I go up this flight of stairs? Write a function count_stair_ways that solves this problem for me.
def count_stair_ways(n):
Solution...
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Originator: Morwenn
Cultural Height: The 2nd Monitor
Background: A morning greeting to the Monkey doing his monkey-business, in other words: monking
Examples: A small chat search
Variations: Monkernoon, Monkevening, Monknight, ... Important is only that it begins with Monk... ;...
