esthersza
Amazing sourcecode! Does it run when I try to compile it?
<< Meh don't have a Java compiler at the moment...
xp It shouldn't. You'll need to have a main method (which I personally wrote in a separate class) to make it actually do anything. I uploaded a new version just now that is a bit more flexible than the previous, since you can tell it what you want to filter in a more complete way.
Here's an example of a main method if you're curious. Gaia stole my indentation, but you should be able to figure it out if you know Java.
public static void main(String[] args)
{
int NumBuckets = 1000000; //Note! 1,000,000 is a lot of buckets. I do this many when I'm working out final numbers, but it takes a while to run. If you're just testing stuff out, scale back to 100,000 or 10,000.
double[] Filter = { 1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0 } //Chance to filter Junk, Small, Medium, Large, Rare.
Bucket bucket = new Bucket(0,0) //Create a new Bucket
for (int Bait = 0; Bait < 3; Bait++) //Iterate over F, D, and A Bait
{
bucket.SetBaitLevel (Bait) //Set the bait level
for (int Cast = 30; Cast <= 100; Cast += 5) //Iterate over a bunch of cast distances
{
bucket.SetCastDistance (Cast) //Set the cast distance
bucket.FishBuckets (NumBuckets, Filter) //Fish a bunch of buckets with the given filter
System.out.println (bucket.toShortString ()) //Output the results
bucket.Clear () //Clear the buckets fished.
}
}
}
The more the merrier, K. Do share, if you'd like to.
3nodding
