Possible to write Lazyraider type CC for Buddywing?

[tokyov]

Anyone know?

 

[Pios]

Just use an empty profile

 

[blancharke]

yeah there is one in the thread under the link of the buddywing download.
Only shitty part is that it pulls when you get to close to stuff

 

[Ama]

All the overridden methods for CombatRoutine are composites. I dont have too good of an understanding of that stuff yet. But if you look around at how wingit is written, its pretty awesome. I was hoping to write some healing CCs with wow today, but C# not doing multiple inheritance blow a hole in that plan. Probably going to take a good look at WingIt and try to learn some stuff. So far I really like it.

 

[Apoc]

All the overridden methods for CombatRoutine are composites. I dont have too good of an understanding of that stuff yet. But if you look around at how wingit is written, its pretty awesome. I was hoping to write some healing CCs with wow today, but C# not doing multiple inheritance blow a hole in that plan. Probably going to take a good look at WingIt and try to learn some stuff. So far I really like it.

Why in gods name would you need multiple inheritance? Its a crutch that leads to terrible API, and unknown type issues.

 

[Ama]

Why in gods name would you need multiple inheritance? Its a crutch that leads to terrible API, and unknown type issues.

I just learned it existed in school and thought it sounded awesome. My healing CCs are all pretty my the same thing, so I thought it would be cool to make a healer class to derive my CCs from.

 

[Apoc]

I just learned it existed in school and thought it sounded awesome. My healing CCs are all pretty my the same thing, so I thought it would be cool to make a healer class to derive my CCs from.

I think you're mixing up the terms. Inheritance is just creating a base class, and having another class inherit from it. (Eg; base class "Animal" with subclasses "Dog", "Cat", etc) Multiple-inheritance is allowing inheritance of 2 completely different base classes, on 1 class. (Eg; base class "Animal" and base class "Machine" with class "Metimal" inheriting both, which makes no sense)

Technically, interfaces provide multiple-inheritance in a vague sort of way, but its still type-safe.

 

[xsol]

 

[Mazzyr]

The only thing this misses is the possibility to act as a combat bot like HB, no targeting and no movement. And only reason i would buy it at release if it where a possibility. But guessing time will show and tell. And looking forward to it, and to making a kick ass imperial agent CC.. Quest bot, crew skill i don't need a bot for that and seeing where HB have gone, I'm guessing a lot of users have it that way also..

Keep up the good work on the bot, and those amazing plugins guys.

 

[Ama]

I think you're mixing up the terms. Inheritance is just creating a base class, and having another class inherit from it. (Eg; base class "Animal" with subclasses "Dog", "Cat", etc) Multiple-inheritance is allowing inheritance of 2 completely different base classes, on 1 class. (Eg; base class "Animal" and base class "Machine" with class "Metimal" inheriting both, which makes no sense)

Technically, interfaces provide multiple-inheritance in a vague sort of way, but its still type-safe.

I was hoping I do it without have to have 1 main class manage everything, but i got a solution working. Its something like this...

public abstract class Healer

public class HolyCow : Healer

public class RestoCow : Healer

public class HealingCC : CombatRoutine
       Healer healBase;  
       if(Me.Class == Paladin)
           healBase = HolyCow();

Its pretty awesome so far, I'm working on a treesharp version too so I will know what Im doing when BuddyWing gets released.