Saturday, July 07, 2012

ordinogramme

Some boxes, some arrows, and proper abstraction level ... That remain imho the best analysis tool to apply (now from code shown on e-Ink :) before I start messing up with some refactoring. This time, it turns out that I _can_ use virtual method to encode TIFrame and TIControl differently given that I revise what arguments these functions receive and pack the dependencies into an 'encoder' state structure.

Mon patron appelle ça "des boi-boîtes et des flè-flèches", avec un léger dédain dans la voix. Moi, j'applique ça depuis le Simon's BASIC sur C64, et je trouve que ça continue à me rendre de fiers services. Trouver le juste niveau d'abstraction pour l'encodage des animations par AnimEDS, par exemple...

Once that has been done, I can easily fix the I_DELAY / I_MOVETO redundancy issue that slows down Bilou's new walk animation.

Oh, and I will still have to figure out the difference between 'move 2 0' and 'move 2 *' in the implementation if I want to restore rulers climbing.

1 comment:

PypeBros said...

Photo prise avec la DSi. Pratique, mais avec modération ...