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Re: heatspace questions...
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Ken Cline |
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Re: heatspace questions... |
Date: |
Tue, 29 Jul 1997 16:22:24 -0400 (EDT) |
On Tue, 29 Jul 1997 address@hidden wrote:
> Hi,
> Is HeatValue an type of int, or is it an object...that is I see where
> you comment that its a abstract type for values of heat, but why do you
> do that instead of just using a varible of type int?
Did I answer this for you or are you still confused?
> And in Heatspace.m :
> (Kindof depends on the answer for the one above, but...) Of this
> following list of "varibles" what are objects and what are just normal
> varibles?
> (maxHeat, heatHere, moreHeat, bestHeat, bestX, bestY, px, py,
> hereIsBetter)
maxHeat is an global constant, everything else are local
variables of type int except hereIsBetter which is a
boolean.
Was that what you were asking?
Ken.
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