Fixes #49: Character cannot have two equal items #90
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| object Knife { | ||
| def apply(name: String, damage: Int = 50) = new Knife(name, damage) |
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Honestly, I dislike the approach taken. Now we'll be required to be very careful when declaring our item classes to not hit the same issue with any of them.
There's an alternate route with marking our items with identifiers (the same as we already use for actors and factions).
@ttldtor, what do you think about this alternative? Would it be worse?
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@ForNeVeR I don't see any faction id: case class Faction(name: String). Yep, I agree with you. I'll add id to items.
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I suggest to return the missing capabilities from the canEquip method, log them here, and add a // TODO: Show missing capabilities on screen.
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| def toggleSelected(): Unit = { |
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Could you please add a test for the new behavior of this method?
Fixes #49
Knifecase class converted to class so knifes became unique