Josiah Glosson
Josiah Glosson
You can use `xmap` on a list or map.
I will note that Fabric API has an implementation, if the reader of this comment doesn't know that.
It could parse out and record the group ID, which is kind related to #422, actually.
`hash256` is defined like this in `helper.py`: ```python def hash256(s): '''two rounds of sha256''' return hashlib.sha256(hashlib.sha256(s).digest()).digest() ``` The book never shows the implementation, but it's in the `helper.py` of each...
This sounds really useful. For example, it would be really useful for turrets in Portal Cubed.
I don't think they should be renamed to `field_n` though, but rather made to be valid. So for example, `` `jEk@4|i_#Fk?(8x)AV_-my variable `` would become `_jEk_4_i__Fk__8x_AV__my_variable` and then that could...
There's a lot more than just `@` that's invalid in a Java identifier here though.
QF already uses underscores exactly like how I described for method names btw.
For example: ```java public int h_1S_h_YQ_xTiT_oj_od/* $QF was: h`1S)h_YQ_xTiT^oj,od*/(int var1) { ScratchABI.say(this, "Hello, world!"); return -1; } ``` If fields and classes are made to use escapes like `$backtick$`, then...
Could you update the CurseForge page, and close this was wontfix?