@freemo @drewfer Careful you don't end up like this guy:
https://news.yahoo.com/lawyer-dies-hidden-gun-goes-182941782.html
(And is it weird that they used the word "tummy" in describing a fatal injury?)
@LouisIngenthron @andykorth Thanks.
I can't imagine how I would have ever found that page, even if I was looking for it.
"Sorting by ASCII order would be terrible anyway because then upper and lower cases of the same letter would end up in totally different sections in the results. Any competent alphabetic search would split and sort between letters, numbers, and punctuation first."
I disagree. In theory, all items in a given directory would be capitalized the same way, so this shouldn't matter, right?
More importantly, everybody else does it by ASCII. For example, Python:
sorted(["_b", "B", "a", "_a", "c", "C", "_"])
['B', 'C', '_', '_a', '_b', 'a', 'c']
For the problem I'm running into, apparently Pixel Crushers' Dialogue System sorts the quests by ASCII, not the Unity/C# way. When I wanted certain quests to show up first, I put underscores at the beginnings of those quests behind-the-scenes names. I had assumed incorrectly (based on the aforementioned behavior) that the underscore came before letters. Now I have to repeat that extensive surgery.
"I have not heard of using the underscore that way."
I believe Bond uses it in his (excellent) book. Also, for example:
https://forum.unity.com/threads/editor-project-window-tab-sorting.67916/#post-434218
Finally, I can't find where this surprising sorting behavior is documented, either for Unity or C#.
It's a common practice in Unity to start the name of a scene, prefab, etc. with an underscore so it will be listed first in the project window.
This is because things are sorted lexicographically and underscores come before letters in ASCII, right?
Well, no.
So what the heck is Unity using to sort things? Did they ... did they really add the underscore as a special case?
The number of Black people that were legally eligible to vote in 2016, but that were illegally prevented from voting, was larger than the entire margin of victory for Trump. But we don't like to talk about that. 🤷🏿♂️
People who know that their family members are racist for a long time, pretend that they only started being racist after Cambridge Analytica. That's a lie.
Trump gave people who were racist inside the house permission to be racist outside of the house too.
@angusm Soon you'll only be able to rent libs and the corporation will brick them if you miss even one monthly payment.
@batkaren Headcannon: Velma is the granddaughter of Angela Lansbury, who totally did all those murders.
@Cax6ton Alt text: otamatone cover of Evanescence's Bring Me To Life
@SFFMagazineCovers Maybe that outfit used to fit before the little guy went to a heavy-gravity planet?
Our first game got a writeup in Willamette Week!
#GameDev #cascadia #earthquake #pdx #portland #pnw #VideoGames #disaster #preparedness #SeriousGames
@jcutting @WEATHERISHAPPENING Also Tusky.
There is also a bot that will remind you of this:
The Tolkiens were helpfully transparent about likely outcomes at their parties.
@tayfonay Haven't seen that one yet, but I did enjoy the sequel Army of Thieves.
CS professor, game designer, and fire dancer ordinaire.