Why does he love that green theme so much?
>>108991050reminds him of the matrix
>>108991050>spends a decade creating a new language>shows it off with a fucking Sokoban clone
>>108991050its easy on the eyes.
>>108991050Why does he and Mutatori swear by Emacs so much anyway? It runs like shit on Windows.
>>108991050color green was considered blessed by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and brother Jonathan is a secret revert alhamdulillah
>>108991050You are no longer blackor brownor yellowor redYou are now GREENYou are like GREENor DARK GREENDO YOU UNDERSTAND??????Anonthan… You're the maggot whose father served in Vietchan????
ask him
>>108991182Peanut Butter und Hjelly
I like it, other than the comment color.This code is also not BSD KNF so I will hide the thread.
>>108991050ip count was removed for threads like this
he's an autistic boomer who hates change.He'll whine and bitch about emacs and windows but refuse other options because switching is too much work for him
>>108991050>else ifIMHO else if is symptom of bad code
>>108993136why?
>>108993198Multiple branching. It's faster to use a switch function which under the hood uses a lookup hash map and it's O(1).
>>108993251but you can't use switch for everything, so I think, use where it fits the best, else if is no symptom of bad code.
>>108993288Nope, if-else is syntactyc sugar for goto which is bad. Use switch functions or switch to a functional language without if else. It's pure and clean and cache friendly
>>108993251Yes. A switch can be compiled to a jump table in some cases, but I find "else if" aesthetically unpleasant, also he's checking sign.rank_satisfied 3 times.
>>108993295try this in a switch caseif (status === "gay") { let message = "YWNBAW"; console.log(message);} else if (status === "chef") { let message = "cook pizza pineapple"; console.log(message);}
if (status === "gay") { let message = "YWNBAW"; console.log(message);} else if (status === "chef") { let message = "cook pizza pineapple"; console.log(message);}
>>108993198"else if" encourages programmers to chain unrelated conditions because it's easy to keep adding lines."else { if }" encourages programmers to think about nesting and independence because the nesting is visually present.
>>108993136>>108993251Idiot, the compiler will look at the code, and choose what it deems is most optimized. Switch statement is the same as a if/ else if statement, and a switch statement might even end up as a interface, of a flag like structure, or it will en up doing and/or/not arithmetics. I really should not correct you though..
>>108991050he spent his entire life using Solarized, it's a miracle he actually moved off of it
>>108993462You have no idea what you are talking about, not all else-if statements chains can be converted to a switch statement (jump table). Compiler would not give a fuck about your code (most of the time) and because else-if chains should be in order your code may be slower for some paths than using a tree a nested else { if } statements.
>>108993557Okay, so else if is a more complicated procedure, because it expects to do the checks in order, so a different functionality than switch statements, but what is actually going to happen is that the compiler will set up a flag based on the previous if statement, guess that the if statement will be the same, and if something changed, then it will backtrack and execute the different path. It is like the rolley problem, but the train can go in reverse. So no, it wont matter, and it is slow to load instructions into the cash. Jump statements dont function like you think, at compile time, the compiler will just scramble your code and copy paste lines based on the jump instructions (*Face palm). Are you a women by chance? :3
>>108993251dunning-kruger award.
>>108991050Green is the easiest on the eye.
>>108991141This. Seems easy if you're doing a shit ton of terminal than most other themes.Not sure I agree with the if/else blue(?) light gray(?) mix and green on green (the comments) isn't the best, but the background and general feel looks fine to me.
>>108991050based emac chad
>>108993251Have you ever actually looked at the assembly that a compiler produces?
>>108993251besides that you're talking about premature optimization. there's bigger problems with OP like using a magic number or xboxhueg names. realistically considering how many checks there are, and the number of nesting if-statements, there's no reason to not just have the called routines handle the business logic, passing references to the object handles, and relegating everything to encapsulation anyways because really who even gives a shit about performance
>>108997362>Using a magic numberOnce, 255, with a comment next to it. (He should actually use magic numbers all over the place because they are faster to implement, and does not hide necessary information)>No reason not having the called routines handle the buisness logicWTF are you talking about?>Passing references to the object handlers Dude this is not OOP, there are no object handlers>And relegating everything to encapsulation anywaysOkay, now you are trolling. I hope microsoft hires you
>>108997362Dude, sign is a struct with some information in it, and it seems to check the sign and edit the sign based on some player state. We will also face a sign at the end of a stram demo??>>108997414Giving myself a (you) :D
>>108993557unfortunately you were not born white, I recommend rust with claude AI subscription for youhttps://godbolt.org/z/1G3nPa5Po
>>108991076It was going to be a small game that he intended to create quickly and then spend more time on a larger game, but he ended up spending more and more time on the sokoban game
>>108993251>>108993136Are you retarded? he is writing in his own programming language in his own compiler which has multiple codegen backends, including c, llvm and his own x86 machine code generation. Do you think he doesn't know how his own compiler compiles his own code?
>>108998703>embrace the slopNah
>>108998703basedbasedbased
>>108993370My coworker consistently does string comparisons like this by stuffing 4-byte slices into ints and nesting switch/cases
>>108998703What part of "not all else-if statements chains can be converted to a switch statement" you don't understand?
>>108998773Nobody is talking about his slop language here. We are talking about the else-if concept vs else { if }. It's a very different thing.
>>108991076>Sokoban cloneThat's malicious dishonesty. OOTSS is a Sokoban clone like Brahm's Symphony #1 is a Alphorn Volkweise clone. It's a very stupid and ignorant comparison to make.>>108991141>>108994597Agreed.I use emacs and don't bother with any fancy themes. Just have a handful of custom functions that either set a dark background and light foreground, or light background and dark foreground. Foreground is either white, black, or a very slight tint (eg #eeeeff for picrel). I have a couple of green ones also I can switch to if I feel like it. I use different backgrounds for different projects (and a bright red one if I open a file as root).
>>108993370you can switch over strings in go
>>108992932other options suck in their own ways.There isn't any basic editor that is "emacs, but better." They're either too different (vim) or full of aids and poo (vscode).
