Thread:Talk:RoboRumble/30 day battle records/reply (29) - Revision history

Chase-san at 04:15, 2 February 2013

2013-02-02T04:15:39Z

Chase-san at 04:14, 2 February 2013

2013-02-02T04:14:12Z

Chase-san: Reply to 30 day battle records

2013-02-02T04:13:00Z

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I am not sure. I would need a deeper look at the format of the results files, both for the normal rumble and for melee rumble.

The roborumble library is a bit of a mess. It also likes to use File IO. It writes and reads things a lot. I now want to fix that, but I know better by now.

It seems to upload each result individually. It then checks for an OK being returned and updates battlesnum. After it is done uploading all the results, it then sends this battlesnum to the server to update ratings. This seems like it would be better done all on the server when you upload the results.

So unless we want to get rid of that weird mechanic, I need to get the server to return a string of OK/NOT to the client so I can update this battlesnum.

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	So unless we want to get rid of that weird mechanic, I need to get the server to return a string of OK/NOT to the client so I can update this battlesnum.		So unless we want to get rid of that weird mechanic, I need to get the server to return a string of OK/NOT to the client so I can update this battlesnum.
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		+	Otherwise it is a simple matter of slightly restructuring the way it uploads battles.

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 I am not sure. I would need a deeper look at the format of the results files, both for the normal rumble and for melee rumble.
-The roborumble library is a bit of a mess. It also likes to use File IO. It writes and reads things a lot. I now want to fix that, but I know better by now.
+The roborumble library is a bit of a mess. It also likes to use File IO. It writes and reads things a lot. I now want to fix that, but I know better then to fiddle with things beyond my (current) understanding.
 It seems to upload each result individually. It then checks for an OK being returned and updates battlesnum. After it is done uploading all the results, it then sends this battlesnum to the server to update ratings. This seems like it would be better done all on the server when you upload the results.