Then when running HearthMonitor nothing should have changed yet (it was all work to prepare for changes), but suddenly everything changed!
Turns out it currently parses log entries inside the ACTION_START tag individually, because the ACTION_START tag is not being parsed, so it reads them as individual entries
@skiwi @bazola I'd still like your opinion on Add a license issue: github.com/Cardshifter/Cardshifter/issues/149 (@Vogel612 is free to suggest a license as well, even though he hasn't contributed to the prroject)
> I personally find the MIT license to be not restrictive enough (especially concerning copyleft clause and attribution). IMO picking MIT is somewhat equivalent to dedicating things to public domain (also known as: CC0). I think that's not quite the plan here, so I'd advise against MIT ;)
This is a working state for the timer command. Unfortunately the Improvements made for #23 are not in the working state's master. Merging #28 would greatly improve the code's quality.
Also, do you have a clue if it's possible to release all code to the public domain (say we put it all on CR eventually), yet have our whole application licensed under Apache/BSD?
@Marc-Andre On the bright side, I got Spring Tool Suite installed and hooked up to our repo. I just don't really know how to use it, so I may need a bit of help getting started :D
> Changed Command calling: removed case-sensitivity - also slightly simplified the filter by moving the extraction of the command-name to outside of the stream
> Implemented message reply functionality, fixes #17 - PrintUtils now can "format" text as a reply given a String and a ChatMessage - DefaultBot now replies to processed messages
@SimonAndréForsberg I read about Apache 2.0 it's not that long of a read and well written. It sounds similar to the Creative Commons licensing I use for music.
My approach to solving the problem of selecting the best match on a bejeweled board is a fully object oriented approach. Some of the other relevant code can be found in my previous questions regarding bejeweled, but this question will only be about the DMMatchFinder class and associated classes....
@SimonAndréForsberg Will probably change the webapp to Spring Boot if everything is fine well I'll be happy. Not sure how it will go. It always suppose to be easy but you know.. . Is bound to go wrong or break :P
@SimonAndréForsberg Spring Boot try to be like Rails a bit. There is a convention for everything (like webapp name, db conenctions, etc) So most of the configuration I've done would be useless with it I think.
still pretty big, but the thing that is popular at the moment is Javascript framework like Angular and Node.js. But rails is losing ground since now a lot of popular framework include some of the forces of rails (like Spring Boot)
@Marc-Andre In my pom.xml for @Duga I apparently have <scope>runtime</scope> for log4j and some other logging stuff, now for some reason maven build fails on my server computer, so I can't deploy. Is there a reason whwy it is <scope>runtime</scope> or should I remove that and just use <scope>compile</scope> (the default)
yeah the things with runtime is that you now need to provide it in a way. I guess that the problem was that you didn't have log4j in the tomcat lib directory or something like that
Hey @Marc-Andre I'm home now, going for a quick smoke then I'll be good. Do you have Skype? May be easier to talk through it especially for me because I only have one screen here