Typos and UpdateEnjoyment Patch

[anondb]

Fixed all the typos I found, as well as created a new function UpdateEnjoyment, which basically takes
   girl->m_Enjoyment[ACTION_WORKBAR]--;
if(girl->m_Enjoyment[ACTION_WORKBAR] < -100)
girl->m_Enjoyment[ACTION_WORKBAR] = -100;
 
and makes it into
   g_Girls.UpdateEnjoyment(girl, ACTION_COMBAT, -1, true);

[Dagoth]

Cool, thanks for the submission.

[DocClox]

Looks good. I was a bit worried because your example. changes working at the bar into combat enjoyment - but looking at the patch, everything seems ok

I never could spell ... thanks for catching the typos.

[necno]

Just a thought, I'm thinking anondb should become a dev member. As he is certainly more active then we are able to be at present and then he would be able to apply his excellent work straight away.

[anondb]

I'll only be this free during spring break.

[necno]

Thats fine, I'm very rarely free and the other dev members have little time as well .

[anondb]

Actually it's even worse than that now.  I won't be able to do anything after this latest Dungeon Events patch.  I know you guys just signed me up and everything on the SVN, but I can't do any more, sorry.

[DocClox]

Don't worry about it - real life happens to us all.

Thanks for the code. If your circumstances change, you'll be welcome here

[Midnight_Amratha]

cudo's to anondb. every little step that gives a hand to the devs ensures the next release comes closer, i know i'm being much help but that doesn't prevent me from wanting to help

[DocClox]

i know i'm being much help but that doesn't prevent me from wanting to help

I must admit, I've been surprised by how many people there are wanting to pitch in, now that svn is open.

It would probably be a good idea to have a "developers: getting started" type thread stickied somewhere. Basic stuff, like how to access svn, where the SDL files need to go, what you need to install, basic program architecture and coding conventions ...

[zodiac44]

I'd love a quick intro to what's going on inside.  Maybe a pointer to some of the easier code to work with, so I can get a feel for it.