No, I havnt touched Sylva since I posted last.
I've been working on a little client/server project lately, using XML-RPC and Python. It's my first foray into unit tests and I have to say, I'm quite pleased. Not only does it provide a use-case for each function, but it also assures me I didnt break something horribly. (Which I did once but the unittests caught it.)
Anyway, the idea is that it is able to handle any game where you move bits of data from one area to another. IE, Cards. You have a deck, and a discard pile, and a hand, etc. which you put cards into, then move them around. It doesnt enforce any rules, and even has unix-y permissions. It's great for Nomic cardgames, as well as cardgames like Dvorak or even my own baby, Libre. It's coming along nicely, and I should be done within the week(?) barring Finals interfering and such. I'm aiming to have at least the server done before I have to devote my Summer to Sylva. The worst part is, the client's still not done even once I finish the server :P
See https://launchpad.net/xmlrpc-cardgame for the bzr branch.
I've been working on a little client/server project lately, using XML-RPC and Python. It's my first foray into unit tests and I have to say, I'm quite pleased. Not only does it provide a use-case for each function, but it also assures me I didnt break something horribly. (Which I did once but the unittests caught it.)
Anyway, the idea is that it is able to handle any game where you move bits of data from one area to another. IE, Cards. You have a deck, and a discard pile, and a hand, etc. which you put cards into, then move them around. It doesnt enforce any rules, and even has unix-y permissions. It's great for Nomic cardgames, as well as cardgames like Dvorak or even my own baby, Libre. It's coming along nicely, and I should be done within the week(?) barring Finals interfering and such. I'm aiming to have at least the server done before I have to devote my Summer to Sylva. The worst part is, the client's still not done even once I finish the server :P
See https://launchpad.net/xmlrpc-cardgame for the bzr branch.
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