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RE: [dpexplained] Re: Conway's Game of Life and Design Patterns

Feel free to post what you're doing up at our discussion wiki.  That way you can get all kinds of eyes on it.

http://www.netobjectivesbooks.com/N_O_bookfeedback_wiki/owbase/ow.asp?NetObjectivesDiscussionArea

-Scott-


> -----Original Message-----
> From: mtagliaf <mtagliaf@...> [mailto:mtagliaf@...]
> Sent: Monday, December 09, 2002 6:30 PM
> To: dpexplained@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [dpexplained] Re: Conway's Game of Life and Design Patterns
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> > I have not, but I would imagine you'd encounter at least:
> >
> > Strategy (to allow you to vary the birth/death rules flexibly)
> > Composite (Perhaps - one way to deal with the cell/neighbor
> relationship)
> > Iterator Pattern (to isolate the way the cells are stored from the
> way they
> > are processed)
> > Flyweight (the cells themselves are all basically the same, aside
> from
> > locational state)
> >
>
> It's very challenging, esp since I'm trying to cover in my design
> the "standard" game, a color variation, and a third cellular automata
> game called the voting game.
>
> Plus, I need more experience w/ the patterns themselves.
>
> thanks for the info,
> matt tag
>
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Has anyone ever seen a discussion of OOP Principles/Design Patterns for the design of Conway's Game of Life? matt tagliaferri...
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Dec 8, 2002
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I have not, but I would imagine you'd encounter at least: Strategy (to allow you to vary the birth/death rules flexibly) Composite (Perhaps - one way to deal...
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... relationship) ... way they ... from ... It's very challenging, esp since I'm trying to cover in my design the "standard" game, a color variation, and a...
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Feel free to post what you're doing up at our discussion wiki. That way you can get all kinds of eyes on it. ...
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Dec 10, 2002
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Scott: Not sure I agree with your comment about composite, but the others seem correct. ... Yep. ... relationship) Composites are when you have collections and...
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Yeah, I was not sure about the composite... certainly not the canonical composite. I was thinking that, since the viability of the cell is determined by the...
Scott L. Bain
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Hey Matt! If you really want to learn patterns, re-write them in the language you work in every day. This forces you to look at every line. When you're done...
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