Does java still have the switch statements where something like
int y;
switch(i) {
case 1:
case 2:
...
y = 6;
break;
}
results in something that is not a jumptable?
Having developed something doesn't qualify you to shit on people.
Yeah Java has switch, but I typically only use it on enumerations.
Yeah, but I know that a long while ago java switches didn't compile into jumptables (i.e. they were worthless). I don't know if that is still the case.
I'm not really the expert, as I do not know what jump table is, but the case/switch statements aren't useless. They are actually really good for things like event listeners and constructors.
Hopefully this is a great mod and works. Will you be taking element request?
Sure! Just post all your suggestions here or send me a pm!
Just released 1.0.1! This changes a lot of the source code's structure so that I can develop P-I-J more efficiently, there are two new elements: VENT and VACU, and there is a nice new icon!
This is pretty much what happens, because I decide to start mods right when school gets busy or something else takes my interest. But I can always update the science toy if I want, or if people even want. If this post gets at least 10 upvotes by June I can do a Science Toy Update. Also, I might just clone TPT in C++ because Java is too slow, and this is what I have been doing all week.