Hyperion wrote: Katorone: Katorium
I will join you, HowSerendipitous.HowSerendipitous wrote:Hyperion wrote: Katorone: Katorium
Oops :p fixed. But now I'm suddenly imagining you as a Velociraptor Tom Sawyer... Which seems oddly fittingDinosawer wrote:Also Hyperion, my name is Dinosawer, not Dinosawyer
Yeah...will there ever be a return? :\ I wasn't in the inner circleHowSerendipitous wrote:Hyperion wrote: Katorone: Katorium
I'm pretty sure that he won't come back, I hope he does but I don't think he willCharley_Deallus wrote:Yeah...will there ever be a return? :\ I wasn't in the inner circleHowSerendipitous wrote:Hyperion wrote: Katorone: Katorium
I am happy in my position on the list. It took time, effort, and lack of busy time to do this.
HowSerendipitous wrote:Hyperion wrote: Katorone: Katorium
The results of logic, of natural progression? Boring! An expected result? Dull! An obvious next step? Pfui! Where is the fun in that? A dream may soothe, but our nightmares make us run!I don't think anyone knows why he left.Charley_Deallus wrote: Yeah...will there ever be a return? :\ I wasn't in the inner circle
I think it was a disagreement with the mods.Dinosawer wrote:I don't think anyone knows why he left.Charley_Deallus wrote: Yeah...will there ever be a return? :\ I wasn't in the inner circle
The results of logic, of natural progression? Boring! An expected result? Dull! An obvious next step? Pfui! Where is the fun in that? A dream may soothe, but our nightmares make us run!I thought they left because of some Real Life Stuff.Dinosawer wrote:No, that was Katawa. Katorone was the guy who started the LTFC.
The results of logic, of natural progression? Boring! An expected result? Dull! An obvious next step? Pfui! Where is the fun in that? A dream may soothe, but our nightmares make us run!
Mistycica wrote:If nothing else, I want this as a mod c:
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from TableOfMembers import MemberTable as mt
def tableOfMembersTranslation(element):
return mt[element]
I hardly see why you'd need to wrap a dict access inside a function, especially one whose name is longer than the dict access itself.thesilverspanch wrote:Mistycica wrote:If nothing else, I want this as a mod c:There you go, just apply this to all element names when the UI looks them up.Code: Select all
from TableOfMembers import MemberTable as mt def tableOfMembersTranslation(element): return mt[element]
When writing first drafts of code, it's often smart to wrap data structure references inside functions so that the named reference to the data doesn't have to change if you later want to add constraints on what's returned.Grumblesaur wrote:I hardly see why you'd need to wrap a dict access inside a function, especially one whose name is longer than the dict access itself.thesilverspanch wrote:Mistycica wrote:If nothing else, I want this as a mod c:There you go, just apply this to all element names when the UI looks them up.Code: Select all
from TableOfMembers import MemberTable as mt def tableOfMembersTranslation(element): return mt[element]
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