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The problem is that code won't look tidy without strict rules, because "tidy" is completely subjective. What I am trying to say is that the rules define what "tidy" means in the first place, because otherwise every programmer will argue that _his_ way of writing code is the right ("tidy") one.

I think that in this case it adds "clearness" to the code keeping it in one line. Do we have a checkstyle rule that enforces writing it on three lines? If so, then I'd say comply with the rule to avoid checkstyle errors. If not, I think it is a case where one could allow a deviation from the...

I was if there currently is any way to modify the behavior of a block, more specifically "do something to the player when she touches the block". Cervator told me to look for uses of the "isPenetrable" method of "Block", but these seem to be scattered across the codebase, which would mean that...

Caused by: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space This seems to be a memory issue. How much RAM does your friend have? What does the Activity Monitor say before launching Terasology (i.e. how much available memory)?

Left you a comment on GitHub :)

SuperSnark: There's always the "non-commercial" tag in CC: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/

Immortius: I know, but you need a predefined structure for that, don't you? And the JSON style definitions don't really meet the criterion

Adeon: That should be quite doable. Ten'son': Thats problematic because you can't really create objects from the JSON style definition file, so a CSS-like hex color would be way easier to implement.

Cervator: Thats true. In those cases you can use git commit --author "Foo Bar <foo@artist.com>"

Immortius: I've been using "JsonSlurper" for my prototyping, which is built into Groovy. Hope thats okay too. I am currently working on getting the prototype which you guys have already seen into Terasology, and making pretty good progress I think. UIDisplayWindows are already being created...

Cervator: The easiest way to keep track of author would be that everyone who authors a file submits a pull request to add or modify the file. That way we'll have the authors right in the git log :)

Cervator basilix Wouldn't it be nice to have a separate repository for that, so as not to clutter the main repository :)

Sure thing. I'm by no means an ANTLR expert, but I'll do my best to help you :D

As a matter of fact you do. You could leave out the lexer and directly parse the language, without converting it to a token stream first, but that would make the parser much more complicated, afaik. Also, ANTLR generates all that stuff for you, which you can then invoke directly from Java.

I've worked with ANTLR before, and it is quite usable, especially for officially supported languages such as Java :)

My problem with "adhoc" is that it really doesn't say what the directory contains by itself.

Okay, maybe I'm missing something here, but why not "src/test/performance" ? :)

ddr2: I didn't think about the editor syntax highlighting selection. So I say lets go with the double extension :) Any objections?

Is there any way to view the information collected by the PerformanceMonitor when enabled? Immortius? :)

Hey there Perdemot. Great to have you here :) Where are you going to study, that is, which university?^^