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Question by Archonn · Sep 22, 2012 at 10:22 PM · coordinatesconstructor

Writing constructor to take coordinates

Im making a map class to make a map of cubes. It takes Height, Width, start coordinate and end coordinate. I could just make the constructor accept 6 integers, but calling it would be so messy: map = new Map(4,4,1,1,2,3)

Instead i'd like to call it like

map = new Map((4,4),(1,1),(2,3))

How do i write a constructor for that?

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avatar image Fattie · Sep 22, 2012 at 10:29 PM 0
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I guess you could go like this,

.. new $$anonymous$$ap(Vector2(4,4), Vector2(1,2), Vector2(2.3) )

don't forget you can simply use newlines.

 .. new $$anonymous$$ap(
     4,4
     2,2,
     2,3 );
avatar image Eric5h5 · Sep 22, 2012 at 10:50 PM 0
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Just add some spaces.

 map = new $$anonymous$$ap(4,4,  1,1,  2,3)
avatar image Muuskii · Sep 22, 2012 at 10:52 PM 0
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Aah, I feel a bit tempted to tell you to make a singleton factory class to take care of it for you. And then you wouldn't have to pass any variables at all! :D

But no, that's overly complicated. . . go with Fattie's normal. . .boring. . . answer :(

:P

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