Yeah, he understands chaining quite well.

The point of the article though is to make it human readable.

What I see above is a shortened abbreviated chained function. In the article its readable and understandable to anyone who doesnt code.

The above command, made fluent, would be something like:

Display.Resolution(1440,900,false).RayTrace?(true).AmbientPower(0.4).SoftShadows​(0).vSync(true).ViewRange(10).EdgeSoftenMode(HIGH);

Only slight changes, but anyone knows what that means.

Haha *thumbs up for RayTrace(true) display mode* that'd be cool
PS, I agree good interface design is important; saves lots of time, and makes code understandable, modularity etc.

(01-13-2011 01:30 AM)Chris Wrote:  Haha *thumbs up for RayTrace(true) display mode* that'd be cool

lol, I guess that proves his point about human readable code.

Nice article.

Yeah - im thinking of doing this for my projects from now on, esenthel or not.

Later down the track if I take a look at my code again, there will be far less "wtf"s.

-Ash

(01-13-2011 01:30 AM)Chris Wrote:  RayTrace(true) display mode

Ha, yea that's funny