Combat didn't work and I accidentally broke the ending at the last minute

logicow on 2011/04/11 00:33 of Team Rainbow

Ugh, it was going so well, but I accidentally broke the ending trying to implement something that we didn't keep :S

We could've used another day or two.

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stycchio on 2011/04/11 23:35:

Linux filesystems are CASE SENSITIVE, i had to rename some files because in the code they contained capital letters.

next time, just keep everything lowercase for portability
nice amount of work btw

superjoe on 2011/04/11 23:45:

I love that about pyglet, that it enforces case sensitivity to ensure cross-platform compatibility.

nitrofurano on 2011/04/12 00:40:

this case sensitive issue has being recurrent since long time - as a Linux user as well, i also found myself forced on painfully trying to fix codes and filenames for making them run - maybe would be a good idea if here in the pyweek webpage could have some kind of essential multiplatform compatibility guidelines to be followed on coders, because these issues?

richard on 2011/04/12 01:27:

Hey nitro - maybe something like this which I created waaay back :-)

gcewing on 2011/04/12 05:44:

It might help to have functions in the skellington for getting files from the data directory and checking that the filename case matches.

richard on 2011/04/12 06:08:

I'd basically be copying the resource module from pyglet then...

mauve on 2011/04/12 09:11:

We should get our own back by naming all of our assets with filenames that differ only in case.

superjoe on 2011/04/12 12:40:

Richard, that's already what you're doing. I deleted data.py in favor of pyglet.resource, because otherwise it's code duplication. Besides, did we ever fix the brokenness of data.py in py2exe builds?

Cosmologicon on 2011/04/15 01:56:

Any chance there's a level select code? I got to Day 2 but I had to quit. I didn't realize it wouldn't save my game, and I'd rather not play through Day 1 again....