[DiscordArchive] Hi all- totally new to TrinityCore- and I have successfully pulled the cata_classic branch, and rebu
[DiscordArchive] Hi all- totally new to TrinityCore- and I have successfully pulled the cata_classic branch, and rebu
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Fair enough- but if your looking at code- changing code- rebuilding code... you might as well pick up debugger/debugging skills to boot.
rektbyfaith
06-23-2024, 02:02 AM #11Archived author: gemini • Posted: 2024-06-23T02:02:14.915000+00:00
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Fair enough- but if your looking at code- changing code- rebuilding code... you might as well pick up debugger/debugging skills to boot.
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I mean, the issue in this case was that I wasn't changing code.
rektbyfaith
06-23-2024, 02:02 AM #12Archived author: Snowcraft • Posted: 2024-06-23T02:02:51.267000+00:00
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I mean, the issue in this case was that I wasn't changing code.
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To be exact you said: "It was a Source code issue."
Whether that means it was something you needed to change and didn't or changed incorrectly, or just a bug some where in the code.
rektbyfaith
06-23-2024, 02:04 AM #13Archived author: gemini • Posted: 2024-06-23T02:04:31.887000+00:00
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To be exact you said: "It was a Source code issue."
Whether that means it was something you needed to change and didn't or changed incorrectly, or just a bug some where in the code.
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I needed to change a single hard-coded value. And I hadn't.
rektbyfaith
06-23-2024, 02:05 AM #14Archived author: Snowcraft • Posted: 2024-06-23T02:05:07.003000+00:00
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I needed to change a single hard-coded value. And I hadn't.
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So the issue was that I wasn't changing the code I needed to.
rektbyfaith
06-23-2024, 02:05 AM #15Archived author: Snowcraft • Posted: 2024-06-23T02:05:21.722000+00:00
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So the issue was that I wasn't changing the code I needed to.
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Got ya- and then rebuild and re-run and test yes?
Debugging in VS is quite easy and very rewarding. If you *would* like to learn it- I'd recommend you just use a simple single file main.cpp, project that has some loops, some arrays, some objects, maybe a nice tic-tac-toe game, and learn on that- you'll be very glad you did- especially if your going to be poking around code with any frequency....
rektbyfaith
06-23-2024, 02:11 AM #16Archived author: gemini • Posted: 2024-06-23T02:11:40.554000+00:00
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Got ya- and then rebuild and re-run and test yes?
Debugging in VS is quite easy and very rewarding. If you *would* like to learn it- I'd recommend you just use a simple single file main.cpp, project that has some loops, some arrays, some objects, maybe a nice tic-tac-toe game, and learn on that- you'll be very glad you did- especially if your going to be poking around code with any frequency....
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Yes, I fixed the issue now, as I posted in <#376073286884392970>.
rektbyfaith
06-23-2024, 02:12 AM #17Archived author: Snowcraft • Posted: 2024-06-23T02:12:06.820000+00:00
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Yes, I fixed the issue now, as I posted in <#376073286884392970>.
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Regardless, I just do not comprehend the tools. I am immediately overwhelmed pretty much the moment you put something more advanced than VS Code in front of me, and only if I ignore half the features.
rektbyfaith
06-23-2024, 02:13 AM #18Archived author: Snowcraft • Posted: 2024-06-23T02:13:06.257000+00:00
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Regardless, I just do not comprehend the tools. I am immediately overwhelmed pretty much the moment you put something more advanced than VS Code in front of me, and only if I ignore half the features.
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I think that's pretty normal- been coding for years- but things change so fast- it's easy to get overwhelmed, (kinda why I recommended a simple project to practice on), it will allow you to pick up some new skills, without really taxing you. You know tic-tac-toe, (I assume), you know how to build and run code, just a few more steps and you could be setting breakpoints and stepping through code
rektbyfaith
06-23-2024, 02:16 AM #19Archived author: gemini • Posted: 2024-06-23T02:16:11.281000+00:00
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I think that's pretty normal- been coding for years- but things change so fast- it's easy to get overwhelmed, (kinda why I recommended a simple project to practice on), it will allow you to pick up some new skills, without really taxing you. You know tic-tac-toe, (I assume), you know how to build and run code, just a few more steps and you could be setting breakpoints and stepping through code
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