From: Brett L. <wak...@ea...> - 2005-10-11 23:50:11
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I've added a bunch of additional JavaDoc comments throughout the main game engine code, mostly making various methods' purpose more clear. These are now in CVS. I'll continue to add more comments to the UI and elsewhere over the next couple days. I've also added a README file in the /tiles directory that notes the fact that we're not reading those files at all right now. The XML files that we're actually using are over in the /data directory. I've added a very rudimentary homepage, so now when you hit http://rails.sourceforge.net you actually get something somewhat meaningful. You can even download the nightly CVS tarball from there if you're having problems accessing CVS directly. Also, for anyone new to the list, here's the setup I've used to successfully compile the current code in CVS: Java JVM: Sun's J2SE 1.4.2 (and 1.5) OS: WinXP Pro (both 32-bit and 64-bit), Fedora Core 4 IDE: Eclipse 3.1 Lastly, ignore just about all of the stats on SourceForge. They're wrong. To quote SourceForge: "There is an ongoing issue with SourceForge.net project stats (as documented on the Site Status page) which relates to download statistics, CVS statistics and project activity rankings. These statistics (as of 2003-06-30) may be inaccurate or null (0) for your project at this time." Just check the files out of CVS and hack away. ---Brett. |
From: Stefan F. <jk...@gm...> - 2011-03-05 15:23:50
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Hello, [Rails-devel] No close/load ability? Am 01.03.2011 14:19, schrieb Rick Westerman: > I am back looking and using Rails after a year or so hiatus. From struggling through the archives : Rick = documentation or Ghosts haunting: <pre> Re: [Rails-devel] Documentation From: Rick Westerman <westerman@pu...> - 2010-01-20 14:08 Freek Dijkstra wrote: > Out of curiosity: where can I find the documentation? I could not > find it in the tarbal or on the website. Perhaps I overlooked it. I'm still working on it. A large part is understanding the program in the first place. And, as with all of us, doing this in my spare time. </pre> Where can I find the documentation? Even smithereens could be interesting for the wiki. ciao stefan |
From: Rick W. <wes...@pu...> - 2011-03-09 03:03:47
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----- Original Message ----- > Hello, > > [Rails-devel] No close/load ability? > Am 01.03.2011 14:19, schrieb Rick Westerman: > > I am back looking and using Rails after a year or so hiatus. > > From struggling through the archives : Rick = documentation > or > > Ghosts haunting: > > <pre> > Re: [Rails-devel] Documentation > From: Rick Westerman <westerman@pu...> - 2010-01-20 14:08 > > Freek Dijkstra wrote: > > Out of curiosity: where can I find the documentation? I could not > > find it in the tarbal or on the website. Perhaps I overlooked it. > > I'm still working on it. A large part is understanding the program > in the first place. And, as with all of us, doing this in my spare > time. > </pre> > > Where can I find the documentation? Even smithereens could be > interesting for the wiki. > > ciao stefan > After dusting off what work I had done over a year ago, I sent my documents (what little there are) to Stefan. I was also working on 1876-30 and 1876-35 just as test cases. If any one want that code then let me know. Otherwise maybe I'll get excited enough to finish those off. On a perhaps side note, and at least an exciting note, I just finished an 18AL game with my gaming buddy. The 'reload' ability helps out a lot. When we are both on-line using Dropbox it is almost like playing in real time. Very little lag. And, in fact, with the auto-calculation of routes, we may be playing faster than face-to-face. Thanks for implementing this! -- Rick |
From: Stefan F. <jk...@gm...> - 2011-03-09 04:48:43
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Hello, Am 09.03.2011 04:03, schrieb Rick Westerman: > After dusting off what work I had done over a year ago, I sent my > documents (what little there are) to Stefan. Thank you. I think that adding the wiki will have a positive effect on the project. In the future when someone has the intention to volunteer, he can shift faster from the study of the past to a more productive phase. At the same time it will relieve the old hands from explaining again and again the same basics. Now I just need an old hand for a week of confinement with me so that I can pump him for informations. ;-) ciao stefan |
From: brett l. <bre...@gm...> - 2011-03-09 04:50:37
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On Tue, Mar 8, 2011 at 8:48 PM, Stefan Filonardi <jk...@gm...> wrote: > Now I just need an old hand for a week of confinement with me so > that I can pump him for informations. ;-) We're all on this list. Ask away. ;-) > > ciao stefan > ---Brett. |
From: Scott P. <sc...@re...> - 2011-03-09 08:05:31
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On Tue, Mar 8, 2011 at 9:03 PM, Rick Westerman <wes...@pu...> wrote: > I was also working on 1876-30 and 1876-35 just as test cases. If any one > want that code then let me know. Otherwise maybe I'll get excited enough to > finish those off. > Rick, go for it! At least 1876-30 should be a cinch to finish off. I'd be happy to collaborate on it as I'm learning too. If you think you won't get to it, turn it over to me to finish up. Can't wait to get a 7p PBEM game going! =p |