Episode 121 Discussion

[Myran]

Originally posted by: Cal_kashi
Score(assertionfailure, point++);

That makes no sense at all.

Its logical that a func like that would have its 2nd parameter simple do an offset on the score (Score(assertionfailure, 1);), even if that was not the case, it would seem logical that the func would take sth like Score(assertionfailure, assertionfailure.points++); otherwise the point is just a general var, and the point is obviously to increase assertions points with one, so why use another generic var?

Originally posted by: Konoha Rek
not to mention, these are special dogs... they speak and shit, and I think they live for a long assed time.... so if the dogs live about as long as humans, and kiba got him about what 3 years ago, tops, its not hard to belive that akamaru will grow in size....

and I forgot who mentioned it, but kimimaru hasa blood disease i think... some sorta disease... maybe OSTEOPEROSIS!

Do they really speak though? Pakkun does, but have we seen any other speaking dogs?


It would be ironic if his discease was that he has brittle bones [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

[wirm]

Kooshi, perhaps it's best if you edit your post a little bit. That last part looks like a spoiler to me.

[Jessper]

Originally posted by: Myran

Originally posted by: Cal_kashi
Score(assertionfailure, point++);

That makes no sense at all.

Its logical that a func like that would have its 2nd parameter simple do an offset on the score (Score(assertionfailure, 1);), even if that was not the case, it would seem logical that the func would take sth like Score(assertionfailure, assertionfailure.points++); otherwise the point is just a general var, and the point is obviously to increase assertions points with one, so why use another generic var?

Clearly it is for simplicity/orginization, assertnfailure is a name which is assigned to more than one thing but if he only wanted to incriment his points not anything else. The syntax may be a little messed up but the idea is the same!

So
assertnfailure_points = assertnfailure_points + 1;
or maybe
assertnfailure_points ++;
there you have it.

[Assertn]

the point isnt the validity of assertnfailure_points++, its that he's taking my points, incrementing it by one, and THEN sending it to a function

[Myran]

Originally posted by: Jessper
Clearly it is for simplicity/orginization, assertnfailure is a name which is assigned to more than one thing but if he only wanted to incriment his points not anything else. The syntax may be a little messed up but the idea is the same!

So
assertnfailure_points = assertnfailure_points + 1;
or maybe
assertnfailure_points ++;
there you have it.

Right, but as it is now he is doing:

point = assertnfailure.points;
Score(assertionfailure, point++);

He can obviously not use point as just AssertnFailures points as that would cause a huge mess if he would want to incease someone elses points, so the only way i can see his statement to work is for him to temporarly store in the var points, but that step should be pointless..

assertionfailure.SetScore(assertionfailure.GetScor e() +1);
would seem like the logical choice of syntax.



AssertnFailure: No, thats not the point either, since its very common for vars like that to be protected, the point is of the naming of the var point and also why Score isnt a member function, wich would seem logical (unless its C, that is).

[Thunder_Pants]

i think the point is your making too big a deal out of it, i'm pretty sure we all knew what he meant, so why freak over it

[Assertn]

someone requested to see this earlier


kimimaro bone arm page 1
kimimaro bone arm page 2

[Insomniac]

there are colour versions of those manga pages somewhere, really highlights how much censorhip the naruto anime goes under whenever theres something that might scare the kids

[Knives122]

yeah, after seeing those pics, it just reminded me what else they will sensor out with the rest of these fights(which is gay b/c they're really cool)

[Cal_kashi]

Score(assertionfailure, points++);
is perfectly legitimate if its a function call and not a header.
No type declerations are neccessary, this function would just assign those points to that person.
If that person is the only one who currently has points then the variable points is unique to him and
points++ is valid, or this could only a small part of several lines of code, being the only relevant one to
the current discussion.
Point being its not invalid without the rest of you having enough information to show that its invalid.

[Assertn]

lol, the point is that im awesome.....lets just leave it at that

[Jessper]

Originally posted by: AssertnFailure
someone requested to see this earlier


kimimaro bone arm page 1
kimimaro bone arm page 2

Well it is more graphic, I don't really see that I missed anything with the anime version though...


PS LOL I liked the word bubble that says "Grab" =P

[KitKat]

Originally posted by: Jessper
PS LOL I liked the word bubble that says "Grab" =P

Haha, me too! Maybe it's cause I don't read any manga, but I found the sound effects very amusing... GRR CRACKLE and then the shirt says, "RIIIP"

[Assertn]

in japan, they have like, 50 words to represent sound effects that they use in their manga.....so to translate stuff like a grabbing sound or rain hitting a sidewalk or the whooshing sound of ninjas jumping through trees willl often seem weird in english

[SeifeR]

Originally posted by: AssertnFailure
someone requested to see this earlier


kimimaro bone arm page 1
kimimaro bone arm page 2

thanks a lot! wish they showed that much gore in the anime haha.

[Jessper]

Originally posted by: AssertnFailure
in japan, they have like, 50 words to represent sound effects that they use in their manga.....so to translate stuff like a grabbing sound or rain hitting a sidewalk or the whooshing sound of ninjas jumping through trees willl often seem weird in english

... grabing... sound? =P

Plus shouldn't ninjas be silent when jumping through the trees?

I just don't see those two things making much sound heh

I can understand "rip" and what not but not something that shouldn't make much sound at all.

[Insomniac]

not that you miss anything in terms of storyline but it lessens the punch abit
like when Orochimaru was doing experiments in the manga there were torn up bodies everywhere, hanging off walls etc - in the anime they were all in coffins...
personally that was one of my favourite flashbacks till they animated it [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]

[Assertn]

Originally posted by: Jessper

Originally posted by: AssertnFailure
in japan, they have like, 50 words to represent sound effects that they use in their manga.....so to translate stuff like a grabbing sound or rain hitting a sidewalk or the whooshing sound of ninjas jumping through trees willl often seem weird in english

... grabing... sound? =P

Plus shouldn't ninjas be silent when jumping through the trees?

I just don't see those two things making much sound heh

I can understand "rip" and what not but not something that shouldn't make much sound at all.

what about the sound of kimi's meat sliding off the bone as he pulls his bone from his arm? how do you put THAT sound into words? [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]

[Myran]

Originally posted by: Cal_kashi
Score(assertionfailure, points++);
is perfectly legitimate if its a function call and not a header.
No type declerations are neccessary, this function would just assign those points to that person.
If that person is the only one who currently has points then the variable points is unique to him and
points++ is valid, or this could only a small part of several lines of code, being the only relevant one to
the current discussion.
Point being its not invalid without the rest of you having enough information to show that its invalid.

But why would he have the first parameter to be assertn if hes the only one with any score?
Its not invalid, but illogical.

But yeah, its obviously impossible to know if its invalid or not without having more information. The reason i first mentioned it is because its a bit of a pet peeve for me with people who add parts of "code" like that in forums.

[KitKat]

Originally posted by: AssertnFailure
in japan, they have like, 50 words to represent sound effects that they use in their manga.....so to translate stuff like a grabbing sound or rain hitting a sidewalk or the whooshing sound of ninjas jumping through trees willl often seem weird in english

Hmm....maybe this is a bit off-topic, but now I'm curious.
For those of you who read manga, what's the strangest sound effect you've come across?