pathing

Map-Navigation Project, How is road data generally stored/represented?

故事扮演 提交于 2021-02-15 08:51:55
问题 Navigation systems like the Garmin and TomTom have always fascinated me. I've wanted to implement small map/navigation applications to try out various pathing algorithms and expand on my knowledge of them. This is a two part question: 1.) How is Map data stored? - When you have a network of roads, how is this data generally stored? What parts of the data are retained inorder to reproduce a map later? Is each road stored as a series of points where it changes direction? What kind of file

Mapping a branching tile path

烂漫一生 提交于 2020-01-04 15:54:46
问题 I'm working on a game (and have asked a couple questions on it already), and now I have another question to ask of you guys. The level format in this game is set up as a tilemap of Uint16's (I'm using SDL) which are indices into an array of tilemapData structs. One of the bits of the tilemapData struct is the isConductive bit/boolean. The use of this bit is basically to create paths that connect various objects together into a single "powerNet." I've got some code below on the current method

Django pathing to javascript doesn't work

六眼飞鱼酱① 提交于 2019-12-13 04:12:44
问题 I've been trying all sorts of things and can't figure this out! For some reason on the Django development server the paths to the JavaScript just don't work. Directory structure is site | appName static templates | | | views.py javascript appName | | script.js index.html In index.html I have <script type="text/javascript" src=../../static/javascript/script.js></script> And it doesn't work! If I copy and paste the script.js directly into index.html all of the functionality works, just the

C# Pathing algorithm for moving a object from point(X, Y) to point(X, Y)

久未见 提交于 2019-12-12 06:28:25
问题 Given a object which may move forward, backward, left and right at a given X,Y point. How to efficiently direct the object to a X,Y point using the given movement mechanics in the most efficient and human natural way. The object is available for movement in real time, you may tell them to "startMoving|Direction|()" and "stopMoving|Direction|()". Though as a additional twist and the part I am having trouble with, is the facing of the object is never known, only its current location is known,

Is there a way to have reusable pathing for imports on Go projects?

北战南征 提交于 2019-12-07 21:15:43
问题 I am very new at Go, and need a bit of help with a way to make import pathing more distributable between my team. Currently at the top of one of my Go files, I have an import, say "github.teamName.com/teamMemberA/HeartThrob/c" I forked his project to my own name and downloaded it and got some pretty obvious import errors. MY path to the file it is trying to import is the following: "github.teamName.com/myName/HeartThrob/c" This pathing change is because I am pulling the project from my own

Is there a way to have reusable pathing for imports on Go projects?

蓝咒 提交于 2019-12-06 13:21:53
I am very new at Go, and need a bit of help with a way to make import pathing more distributable between my team. Currently at the top of one of my Go files, I have an import, say "github.teamName.com/teamMemberA/HeartThrob/c" I forked his project to my own name and downloaded it and got some pretty obvious import errors. MY path to the file it is trying to import is the following: "github.teamName.com/myName/HeartThrob/c" This pathing change is because I am pulling the project from my own forked repo. What is a way I can go about fixing this? Is relative pathing possible? I can't put all the

How do I have spaces in a MSBuild WebProjectOutputDir?

孤街醉人 提交于 2019-12-04 16:39:10
问题 I am trying to call MSBuild from a command line. Everything was working fine when I was using a path that had no spaces, but now I have a path that has spaces and the command is failing. Command (works): "C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v3.5\MSBuild.exe" /t:Rebuild "C:\Projects\myProject.csproj" /p:OutDir=c:\temp\deploy\funAndGames\Deployment\bin\ /p:WebProjectOutputDir=c:\temp\deploy\funAndGames\Deployment\ /p:Configuration=Release I then added quotes and changed OutDir to OutPath (doesn

How do I have spaces in a MSBuild WebProjectOutputDir?

你。 提交于 2019-12-03 09:45:16
I am trying to call MSBuild from a command line. Everything was working fine when I was using a path that had no spaces, but now I have a path that has spaces and the command is failing. Command (works): "C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v3.5\MSBuild.exe" /t:Rebuild "C:\Projects\myProject.csproj" /p:OutDir=c:\temp\deploy\funAndGames\Deployment\bin\ /p:WebProjectOutputDir=c:\temp\deploy\funAndGames\Deployment\ /p:Configuration=Release I then added quotes and changed OutDir to OutPath (doesn't work): "C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v3.5\MSBuild.exe" /t:Rebuild "C:\Projects\myProject.csproj

Pathing from ../ in subdomain

南楼画角 提交于 2019-12-02 18:56:23
问题 Lets say I create a subdomain : http://subdomain.mydomain.com/ That was originally at this url : http://mydomain.com/subfolder/folder/ How would I fix pathing issues for ../ on http://subdomain.mydomain.com/ without a replacing code in .htaccess? is it possible? 回答1: let say I have some masive structure like this. Now in this case I want to do is in the css -> style -> loginCSS I have a css file named as login and I want to take that ca_grain_texture.jpg and set it as a background of my login

Pathing from ../ in subdomain

本小妞迷上赌 提交于 2019-12-02 10:32:06
Lets say I create a subdomain : http://subdomain.mydomain.com/ That was originally at this url : http://mydomain.com/subfolder/folder/ How would I fix pathing issues for ../ on http://subdomain.mydomain.com/ without a replacing code in .htaccess? is it possible? let say I have some masive structure like this. Now in this case I want to do is in the css -> style -> loginCSS I have a css file named as login and I want to take that ca_grain_texture.jpg and set it as a background of my login.html file so we see that our html files are in the main directory and also our css folder is in main