From: August0866 <august0866@...>
Date: 2008-03-05T04:09:55+09:00
Subject: Re: Class and inheritance

On Mar 4, 1:23 pm, Todd Benson <caduce...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 4, 2008 at 8:50 AM, August0866 <august0...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > OK, 2 dumb questions What is the difference between a class and a
> >  module and
>
> >  What is wrong here, the logic or the syntax
>
> >  <stub location =( class => Npc, def => job)>
>
> >   def job
> >        if
> >          @power.to_f > 12 && @smarts.to_f > 14 && @speed.to_f > 14
> >          @job = 'Adventurer'
> >     elsif
> >       @power.to_f > 14 and (@smarts.to_f <14 or @speed.to_f < 14)
> >         @job = 'laborer'
> >     elsif
> >         @power.to_f < 14 and (@smarts.to_f > 14 and @speed.to_f > 14)
> >         @job = 'coureror'
> >     elsif
> >         @power.to_f < 14 and (@smarts.to_f > 14 and @speed.to_f < 14)
> >         @job='teacher'
> >     else
> >         @job = 'commoner'
> >     end
> >  end
> >  </stub>
>
> >  the result is sometimes joe is an adventurer otherwise nothing is
> >  output
>
> Not sure, but I think the logic.  (@smarts.to_f < 14 or @speed.to_f <
> 14) will be true the same time (@smarts.to_f > 14 and @speed.to_f <
> 14) is true.  Your decision set is not mutually exclusive because of
> that first 12 (What if your 13?).  Just a guess...
>
> Todd

Ok, i'm looking for a true false answer to choose a job.  For example
Joe - smarts = 15 power = 9 speed = 17

<pseudo code>

          adventurer job needs power >= 12 and speed >=14 and smarts
>= 14 ?joe an adventurer = false
          laborer job needs power >= 12 but smarts and speed <=
12         ?joe laborer       = false
          mailman job needs power >=12 speed >=12 but smarts
>=9           ?joe mailman       = false
          teacher job needs power <=14 speed <=14 but smarts
>=14          ?joe teacher       =
</pseudo code>

D'oh i see the problem..... i need to rethink the jobs