Hello list,
I currently try to write a new codebase, which features some of merc/rom's
algorithms, dicerolls, internal rules, etc. in another programming language.
So, I have a code question about merc/rom's URANGE macro:
#define URANGE(a, b, c) ((b) < (a) ? (a) : ((b) > (c) ? (c) : (b)))
If I'm not wrong, URANGE can be re-written like this (if not, please correct
me):
if (b < a)
return a
else
if (b > c)
return c
else
return b
endif
endif
I see that this function gets called by various functions, mainly to generate a
chance-value, but what is it actually supposed to do? What effect is it
supposed to generate? And how could I generate a similar chance (or what ever)
instead of using this function ... ?
TIA,
Ernst Rohlicek jun.
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