On Monday, 17 February 2014 at 04:00:08 UTC, Manu wrote:
Of course, I'd just write the above as:
int difficulty = e.note.note.between(60,108) ?
(e.note.note-60)/12 : -1;
Yes yes, very clever. Obviously it's an example and could come
in any shape
or form.
Personally, I also wouldn't do that anyway; basic readability
has
definitely been lost.
I know I'm weird here, but I disagree. I had no idea what you
were doing at the beginning of the topic, but that one line
revealed to me that this is likely related to the music game
thing you proposed awhile ago. I can't really explain why "note"
was insufficient before to reveal that, but once I saw "12"
explicitly on its own I immediately thought ~"12 ... semitones
... octaves ... note ... it's music ... he was working on a music
game ... he came up with this while working on the music game".
So, it's classifying difficulty based on which octave a note is
for your music game?
Of course, I might be wrong here. It just seems to me that the
reducing of information made it clearer what the purpose is
disregarding the other contextual information that probably
exists outside of what you're trying to show us.
