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JoeTheOdd | Anyone want to critique this? I thought it'd be interesting to write one of these, so eh. Possible uses, holding information on a user in a channel (variables Ping, Flags, Username, ChannelListIndex, Product, Statstring, etc), holding bot profile information, etc. [tt]/* * Class: PropertyBag * Package: Util * Author: Joe[e2] * Purpose: This houses our variables, and their values. */ package util; public class PropertyBag { String names[] = new String[255]; // The names of our variables String values[] = new String[255]; // The values of our variables int position = 0; // The position that we're inserting new variables in /** * @author Joe[e2] * @param name: Variable name to return value for. * @return: Value if variable exists, otherwise null. */ public String getValue(String name) { for(int i = 0; i < 255; i++) { if(names[i] == name) { return values[i]; } } return null; } public void setValue(String name, String value) { for(int i = 0; i < 255; i++) { if(names[i] == name) { values[i] = value; return; } } names[position] = name; values[position] = value; position++; return; } }[/tt] Demonstration/test class: [tt]/* * Class: Main * Author: Joe[e2] * Purpose: Create + test our PropertyBag object. */ import util.PropertyBag; public class Main { public static void main(String args[]) { PropertyBag pbag = new PropertyBag(); pbag.setValue("Name1", "Value1"); pbag.setValue("Name2", "Value2"); pbag.setValue("Name3", "Value3"); System.out.println(pbag.getValue("Name1")); System.out.println(pbag.getValue("Name2")); System.out.println(pbag.getValue("Name3")); } }[/tt] | December 4, 2005, 6:33 PM |
K | December 4, 2005, 6:50 PM | |
Kp | Why're you preallocating a fixed maximum length? Let it grow dynamically. That'll also avoid the problem that it can silently fail to store a property. | December 4, 2005, 6:51 PM |