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Yes, even more heatbug/Swarm programming style questions...
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bleydorf |
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Yes, even more heatbug/Swarm programming style questions... |
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Mon, 28 Jul 1997 12:42:22 -0400 |
(And there is sure to be more....)
All,
This is probably a bit of a "newbie" question, but (while going through
the heatbugs code) what is "M" in this statement:
[[heatbugModelSwarm getHeatbugList] forEach: M(setBugColor:) : (void *)
64];
I would assume that it is a array of all the bugs in a given run, but I
don't want to assume anything since I have to teach this to others on
Wednesday...[frown] and is forEach a method or a label? and how should
I interpete the rest of it? Is "(void *) 64" the creation of the actual
"M" array? And later in buildActions it references M again, is this the
same M? And in buildActions under many messages like this one:
[displyActions createActionTo: unhappyGraph message: M(step)];
Is this the same M? If not where was this M initialized/declared? And
is message a label or a method?
Thanks,
Brad.
PS.
As to the previous posts, is this right?
(Cap letter)(Lower)(Cap)(Lower)...
(ie. HeatbugObserverSwarm) would be a type? (or class?)
(Lower)(Cap)(Lower)...
(ie. heatbugObserverSwarm) would be an instance/object/swarm/agent?
(Lower)...
(ie. colormap) would be a object that came with ObjectiveC?
(Lower)(Cap)(Lower)...(and its a action)
(ie. addLast:) would be a method?
(Lower)...(and its a action)
(ie. create: ) Would be an method defined in the Objective C libraries?
And what about Methods like: SetX: x Y: y Is the method SetX: and Y:
the same method or two different ones? Or is Y: a label? If Y is a
label, isn't that unfair to Y, to make it a label to SetX:.....[grin]
Thanks....
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