Mafia's Code - Revision history

Bale at 09:49, 22 May 2010

2010-05-22T09:49:55Z

2010-03-16T04:50:44Z

Iteracting with the Player: Typo-fixing.

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	This would have the advantage of only needing a single change should Jick ever decide to change the name of an effect.		This would have the advantage of only needing a single change should Jick ever decide to change the name of an effect.

	==~~Iteracting~~ with the Player==		==Interacting with the Player==
	===A Yes/No dialogue box===		===A Yes/No dialogue box===
	<p><pre>		<p><pre>

2010-02-13T12:29:02Z

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	</pre></p>		</pre></p>
	returns ''true'' if the user can not respond to dialogue boxes.		returns ''true'' if the user can not respond to dialogue boxes.

			==Changing Text on a Page==
			Edit RequestEditorKit.java.

2010-02-01T22:03:26Z

Items

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	Go to /session/ResultProcessor.java and edit the gainItem() function intuitively.		Go to /session/ResultProcessor.java and edit the gainItem() function intuitively.

			Note that this should not be used for items that can, for example, be bought in the mall. It is only suitable for items that can only be obtained through quest adventuring.

	==Effects==		==Effects==

2010-02-01T17:36:42Z

The Item Pool

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 ===The Item Pool===
 The Item Pool, at '''/objectpool/itempool/ItemPool.java''' is primarily a list of items, mapped to their item number. Its purpose is to make code more readable. ItemPool.UNDERWORLD_ACORN is much more obvious than "4274".
 ==Effects==

2010-02-01T17:24:31Z

See if we are under the effects of Ode or Got Milk

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	Both of these are boolean variables.		Both of these are boolean variables.

			===See if we are under any effect===
			<p><pre>
			KoLConstants.activeEffects.contains( EffectPool.get( "Half-Astral" ) );
			</pre></p>

			Or we could add "Half-Astral" to the /objectpool/EffectPool.java file, and then use:

			<p><pre>
			KoLConstants.activeEffects.contains( EffectPool.get( EffectPool.HALF_ASTRAL ) );

			AdventureResult astral = EffectPool.get( EffectPool.HALF_ASTRAL );
			KoLConstants.activeEffects.contains( astral );
			</pre></p>

			This would have the advantage of only needing a single change should Jick ever decide to change the name of an effect.

	==Iteracting with the Player==		==Iteracting with the Player==

2010-02-01T17:18:24Z

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	Both of these are boolean variables.		Both of these are boolean variables.

			==Iteracting with the Player==
			===A Yes/No dialogue box===
			<p><pre>
			if ( !InputFieldUtilities.confirm( "Are you sure you want to drink without ode?" ) )
			{
			return false;
			}
			</pre></p>

			===Is the Script being run unattended?===
			If Mafia is being run from the command line, or similar, a user may not be able to see, let alone answer, dialogue boxes. In this case:
			<p><pre>
			StaticEntity.isHeadless()
			</pre></p>
			returns ''true'' if the user can not respond to dialogue boxes.

2010-02-01T17:06:09Z

Items

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	hasItem() will return true if you have the item, or could create it and specify shouldCreate to be true.		hasItem() will return true if you have the item, or could create it and specify shouldCreate to be true.

			===The Item Pool===
			The Item Pool, at '''/objectpool/itempool/ItemPool.java''' is primarily a list of items, mapped to their item number. Its purpose is to make code more readable. ItemPool.UNDERWORLD_ACORN is much more obvious than "4274".

	==Effects==		==Effects==

2010-02-01T15:41:23Z

Check if we have a certain Item

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	InventoryManager.hasItem( final AdventureResult item )		InventoryManager.hasItem( final AdventureResult item )
	InventoryManager.hasItem( final AdventureResult item, final boolean shouldCreate )		InventoryManager.hasItem( final AdventureResult item, final boolean shouldCreate )

			InventoryManager.hasItem( 1650, true );
			InventoryManager.hasItem( ItemPool.MILK_OF_MAGNESIUM, true );
	</pre></p>		</pre></p>
	Essentially the top three overloaded functions call the bottom function, telling it NOT to create the item.		Essentially the top three overloaded functions call the bottom function, telling it NOT to create the item.

2010-02-01T15:04:03Z

Check if we have a certain Item

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	We can either use:		We can either use:
	<p><pre>		<p><pre>
	~~public static final boolean~~ hasItem( final int itemId )		InventoryManager.hasItem( final int itemId )
	~~public static final boolean~~ hasItem( final int itemId, boolean shouldCreate )		InventoryManager.hasItem( final int itemId, boolean shouldCreate )
	~~public static final boolean~~ hasItem( final AdventureResult item )		InventoryManager.hasItem( final AdventureResult item )
	~~public static final boolean~~ hasItem( final AdventureResult item, final boolean shouldCreate )		InventoryManager.hasItem( final AdventureResult item, final boolean shouldCreate )
	</pre></p>		</pre></p>
	Essentially the top three overloaded functions call the bottom function, telling it NOT to create the item.		Essentially the top three overloaded functions call the bottom function, telling it NOT to create the item.
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	Setting "shouldCreate" to true will NOT create the item, instead it will find out if you COULD create the item.		Setting "shouldCreate" to true will NOT create the item, instead it will find out if you COULD create the item.

	hasItem() will return true if you have the item, or could create it and specify shouldCreate to be true.		hasItem() will return true if you have the item, or could create it and specify shouldCreate to be true.

	==Effects==		==Effects==