Collectible Card Game Headquarters

*Necromancy*
I had to duplicate a little work to get back to a better state, but actually having a branch should mitigate that in the future. As noted it does not build because it is not quite yet at the point I last reported again.I think the CardKeywords system should work with the new stuff now though, and besides that it's mostly a copy-paste slog to move from strings to the (monolithic, I know) enum and instance class. The enum and Instance class may need a little bit of fat trimmed as well (having multiples of any parameter type is only necessary rarely, for instance) but I thought it better to be inclusive.

Also, I had to add a small hack to be able to launch in the first place, as the res folder can't be found otherwise.

ALSO, thanks to swordshine (and anyone else I might've missed :S ) for helping remove excess keywords.

Hellfish wrote:*Necromancy*
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Also, I had to add a small hack to be able to launch in the first place, as the res folder can't be found otherwise.
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What hack are you referring to? You shouldn't be hard-coding "res/" anywhere anymore. You should use ForgeConstants. And if this code is not in the GUI code, you should pass the path from forge-gui.

I had to trim out the first "../" from ForgeConstants.INSTALL_ROOT to be able to run from idea. I'm running the Main in forge-gui-desktop.

Hellfish wrote:I had to trim out the first "../" from ForgeConstants.INSTALL_ROOT to be able to run from idea. I'm running the Main in forge-gui-desktop.

I use IntelliJ IDEA too and didn't need to do this.

My main class is forge.view.Main
My working dir is: <forgeParent>\forge\forge-gui-desktop
My classpath is forge-gui-desktop

Well, crashing svn, that's a first. Not error message -> no commit, a full on stack dump crash to commandline.
I'll have to grab the branch from scratch again when I have time, I guess.