namespace Workshop
{
enum EAttribute : byte { Body, Agility, Reaction, Strength, Charisma, Intuition, Logic, Willpower, Initiative }
struct SAttribute
{
public string Name;
public string Name3;
}
class Sheet
{
// Static Stuff
#region Attribute Data Table
public static SAttribute[] SAttributeTable = new SAttribute[9]
{
new SAttribute { Name = "Body", Name3 = "BOD" },
new SAttribute { Name = "Agility", Name3 = "AGI" },
new SAttribute { Name = "Reaction", Name3 = "REA" },
new SAttribute { Name = "Strength", Name3 = "STR" },
new SAttribute { Name = "Charisma", Name3 = "CHA" },
new SAttribute { Name = "Intuition", Name3 = "INT" },
new SAttribute { Name = "Logic", Name3 = "LOG" },
new SAttribute { Name = "Willpower", Name3 = "WIL" },
new SAttribute { Name = "Initiative", Name3 = "INI" },
};
#endregion
[.net] Constant (Arrays of?) Structures in C#
Author
Hi there guys,
I'm making a game where I have many races, each one having racial maximums for each attribute.
It's a MUD and looking at some C sources I found out they just use a constant structure or something.
Well, I'm coding in C# and at the moment the closest I got to what I want was to declare a static list/array.
The code is like this:
Author
Could be, but wouldn't it be slower that way?
What do you suggest?
After reading them from the files I'll still have to store them somewhere. I thought I would end up in the same situation then...
Or are you suggesting that I read them from the files whenever I need to access them during the game?
I'm really really new to C# so any suggestion will be really appreciated.
Thanks again!
What do you suggest?
After reading them from the files I'll still have to store them somewhere. I thought I would end up in the same situation then...
Or are you suggesting that I read them from the files whenever I need to access them during the game?
I'm really really new to C# so any suggestion will be really appreciated.
Thanks again!
Author
Yup, readonly would work (I think), but that wouldn't solve my problem. I was reading my post and I think I wasn't very clear.
The problem is that I am creating what in C# is like a pointer, I think. And that obviously can't be constant. It's an array without declared size, which is expandable.
PROBLEM:
How to create a constant list of structures who, by their turn, contain many members, including structures as members, that's fixed in size? (Maybe being able to define their content upon initialization/declaration?)
The problem is that I am creating what in C# is like a pointer, I think. And that obviously can't be constant. It's an array without declared size, which is expandable.
PROBLEM:
How to create a constant list of structures who, by their turn, contain many members, including structures as members, that's fixed in size? (Maybe being able to define their content upon initialization/declaration?)
Not that I know of. In C#, there's no concept of a statically-sized array like there is in C++.
Author
Well I thought it would save up on memory. But I guess I can't, heh. I've searched a lot but no solution. Maybe it's not possible in C#. :P
Quote:
Well I thought it would save up on memory.
It won't, so I wouldn't worry about it.
Storing them in files and then loading them at runtime, as previously suggested, is really the ideal approach here.
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