The GreaterMUD Silverlight Application

[Gardner Denver]

As you have no doubt noticed by now, the Silverlight Application on the webpage doesn't work.  I got the code for it and tweaked it back into working shape using Silverlight 2 (After no small amount of cursing, hair pulling, and nail gnawing).

It hasn't been uploaded to the website yet, but will be as soon Vitoc has the time.  I am also expanding the application, adding a few new features to it.  Here's what it looks like currently.



Questions, comments, and suggestions are always welcome.

[kalus]

Could it calculate enhancements from gear? and from stats?

[Gardner Denver]

Eventually it could, and the plan is to make that information available.  It's just not available right this moment.

[Merlin]

Dim Awesomeness as Integer = 50
If My.Language = Microsoft.VisualBasic Then
   Awesomeness = Awesomeness * 2
ElseIf My.Language = Microsoft.CSharpe Then
  Awesomeness = Awesomeness / 2
Else
  Awesomeness = 1
EndIf

int Awesomeness = ((this.Language == Microsoft.CSharp) ? Int32.MaxValue : ((this.Language == Microsoft.VisualBasic) ? 1: 0);

             or

if (this.Language != Microsoft.CSharp)
    throw new System.Exeption("Typist encountered internal error - see doctor.");

Merlin ;)

[Trios]

Code Select Expand

<?php
require(awesome.php);
require(outstanding.php);
$Awesome = 3;
if ($Language = "CSharp") 
echo 'Your awesome = ' . $Awesome . '.';
elseif ($Language = "VBasic")
echo 'Your awesome = <0.';
elseif ($Language = "PHP")
echo 'Your awesome = ' . ($Awesome * 5) . '.';
else echo 'God help you.';
phpinfo();
?>


[Vitoc]

int Awesomeness = ((this.Language == Microsoft.CSharp) ? Int32.MaxValue : ((this.Language == Microsoft.VisualBasic) ? 1: 0);

             or

if (this.Language != Microsoft.CSharp)
    throw new System.Exeption("Typist encountered internal error - see doctor.");

Merlin ;)

You'd need a UInt64 to even begin to describe the awesomeness that is C#. ;)

[Gardner Denver]

You'd need a UInt64 to even begin to describe the awesomeness that is C#. ;)

Really?  I heard you could do it with half a byte and still have room to spare ;)

[Gardner Denver]