RE: [Xenocide-programming] GeoData.h

[<chr...@ju...>]

Are you saying that we add these rules to the GeoData class?

-chrisp

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Hei,

Sorry for not posting anything on that issue for that long, but I really
have not much to add after Red Knight's and Cpt. Boxershort's comments. I
just want to let you guys know, that I reviewed the files though.

Some other things to think about are that we need some rules to interpret
that GeoData. The best way is to put those rules in the script somehow. Here
is what I am talking about. We need rules to:
1) confirm whether we can build a base at such location (or what type of
base if we will support underwater bases);
2) evaluate the cost to build a base there;
3) etc.

Regards,
mamutas

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Thanks for the comments Federico.  I like your suggestions, and will rework
the class.  I knew I wouldn't get a design that worked well w/ the existing
code right away, so I was more concerned w/ thinking up all of the possible
data types.  Thanks for your example.  It goes a long way towards clearing
my confusion.  -chrisp

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