[Freeciv-Dev] RFC: an interface question
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For gen-topologies, Ross and I agree on 3 standard choices for topology:
isometric or not, north-south wrapping or not, and east-west wrapping or
not.
This leads to a question of server interfaces. One choice is:
> help isometricmap
Option: isometricmap - set to have an isometric map
instead of the standard flat-earth one
Status: changeable
Value: 0, Minimum: 0, Default: 0, Maximum: 1
> help xwrap
Option: xwrap - Set to wrap in east-west direction
Status: changeable
Value: 1, Minimum: 0, Default: 1, Maximum: 1
> help ywrap
Option: ywrap - Set to wrap in north-south direction
Status: changeable
Value: 0, Minimum: 0, Default: 0, Maximum: 1
while the other is:
> help maptype
Option: maptype - Map type or topology
Description:
0 = Flat_Earth 4 = iso Flat_Earth
1 = Standard (Wrap E-W) 5 = iso Standard (Wrap E-W)
2 = Neptune (Wrap N-S) 6 = iso Neptune (Wrap N-S)
3 = Torus World 7 = iso Torus World
Status: changeable
Value: 1, Minimum: 0, Default: 1, Maximum: 7
ultimately it shouldn't matter much which interface is used, but the
fact is that this generally ties in closely with which backend is being
used.
My question, therefore, is: which interface is better/more
intuitive/easier to use?
jason
- [Freeciv-Dev] RFC: an interface question,
Jason Dorje Short <=
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