JAVA programmer? (and Win-DomMap, and some GIMP)

[Arryn]

Originally posted by PhilD:
I've duplicated in my current Version (and sent the result to you by email)

I've tested the 1.95 Version you sent me and it compiles fine with MSVC.

I've updated my site's download page with this v1.95 .zip file, for anyone that wants to grab it.

EDIT: I've also put up on my site a separate .zip file with a compiled .exe for Windows.

[ February 26, 2004, 08:38: Message edited by: Arryn ]

[PhilD]

Originally posted by Leif_-:
I've updated the Gimp script to add a coastal outline. The result can be seen on the generated maps here: http://home.Online.no/~rmoldskr/Domi...nion_maps.html

There's also a small change to the perl script, since I decided to move the gimp-quit call out of the Gimp script. The updated scripts can be found here: http://home.Online.no/~rmoldskr/dominions.html

When I try to run the script from the command line, by copying from the Perl script, it does not seem to exit (I have to C-c it). What did I do wrong? (I did include the (gimp-quit 0) part, of course)

BTW - I like your coastlines.

[Leif_-]

Originally posted by PhilD:
When I try to run the script from the command line, by copying from the Perl script, it does not seem to exit (I have to C-c it). What did I do wrong? (I did include the (gimp-quit 0) part, of course)

BTW - I like your coastlines.

Hmm. Hard to say. Are you sure you're including the (gimp-quit 0) part in its own pair of single quotes?

[Gandalf Parker]

Hmmmm if I psuedo-code some of my randomizer routines for the .map file maybe you could perl those and knit them together?

Oh and can the script write out the parameters it used? Maybe as a .bat file of the same name? The program I wrote for randomzing the DomMap runs does this buy writing the params to a $NAME.sh and then running the .sh
Im interested the the results of some of PhilD's maps and I want to duplicate those levels.

[ February 26, 2004, 14:12: Message edited by: Gandalf Parker ]

[Leif_-]

Originally posted by Gandalf Parker:
Hmmmm if I psuedo-code some of my randomizer routines for the .map file maybe you could perl those and knit them together?

Oh and can the script write out the parameters it used? Maybe as a .bat file of the same name? The program I wrote for randomzing the DomMap runs does this buy writing the params to a $NAME.sh and then running the .sh
Im interested the the results of some of PhilD's maps and I want to duplicate those levels.

Sure, although I might not be able to get the time to do it until this weekend. As it is, I print out the size of the map to the HTML file, and it wouldn't be a problem to add the other parameters there as well.

[PhilD]

Originally posted by Leif_-:
Hmm. Hard to say. Are you sure you're including the (gimp-quit 0) part in its own pair of single quotes?

No, actually I'm sure I didn't add its own pair of single quotes. Stupid syntax...

[mlepinski]

I just wanted to thank everyone who's worked on the Random Map Generator. Using DomMap from Arryn's site and the Gimp scripts from Leif's site, I was able to easily create a really nice looking map that I've enjoyed playing.

Thanks a lot,
- Matt Lepinski :->

[Arryn]

Originally posted by alexti:
The use of MFC is only advantageous in commercial projects, where you're getting paid for fixing MFC bugs ;-)

I'd overlooked this posting, else I'd've replied to it before now.

Yes, I've done my fair share of fixing MFC-related bugs for (good) pay. But now that I've been using the {insert choice expletive here} Macrosloth IDE for 6+ years I'm kind of used to it. Just as I'm used to the {insert choice expletive here} reverse-listing order of this forum.

[Gandalf Parker]

Originally posted by Arryn:
Yes, I've done my fair share of fixing MFC-related bugs for (good) pay. But now that I've been using the {insert choice expletive here} Macrosloth IDE for 6+ years I'm kind of used to it. Just as I'm used to the {insert choice expletive here} reverse-listing order of this forum.

Heehee as a long-time moderator I must point out that this is a prime example of a proper post. No questionable language was used but with some creativity their presense was still felt.

[ February 26, 2004, 19:41: Message edited by: Gandalf Parker ]

[Arryn]

Originally posted by Gandalf Parker:
Heehee as a long-time moderator I must point out that this is a prime example of a proper post.

I reserve my improper Posts to subjects of politics, religion, and the {insert choice insult here} postings of {insert choice insult here} people. Those people probably know who they are ...