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grapefrukt
@grapefrukt.com

did some bitwise math today like a big boy. had to draw myself a table to keep track of what i wanted.

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grapefrukt
@grapefrukt.com

yeah, pretty much. you can have curses come from a couple of different sources and it seemed easier to just compare before/after and act on that instead of trying to keep track of what got added/removed.

mmalex
@mmalex.bsky.social

i like that your final expressions read as english if you read ~ as not and = as is. 'removed is 'before and not after', added is 'after and not before'. which makes sense as actual sentences, albeit a bit of an awkward turn of phrase.

Farbs
@farbs.org

Before = 1 + 4 = 5 After = 1 + 2 = 3 Whatever your function did, the overall effect was to subtract 2 (ie -- twice)

grapefrukt
@grapefrukt.com

ah! those are just some random bits i picked to validate my thinking. i'm using the bits as flags, so i don't really care what the numbers work out to.

Bananicorn
@bananicorn.com

Is there a library besides ncurses using that word, or are you making a game where you can get cursed? :D (I kinda doubt ncurses has a JS port though)

Bananicorn
@bananicorn.com

Oh what the hell, C# has var as a keyword??? Looking at it, I don't know what I was thinking^^ (Also now I'm curious to see which direction you'll take it, since there's A LOT of ways that can go (The curse stuff, I mean)) (Speaking from experience, hehe)