Re^2: Module Organization

What do you mean using it to define how they interact? I'm still really new to Perl (as you can tell, haha) - do you have any really good examples I can take a look at?

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Re^3: Module Organization by afresh1 (Hermit) on Oct 13, 2010 at 15:54 UTC
What I mean by interact are the game mechanics, Things like keeping track of where the players and items are, what quests are currently active. I am not really much of a role player, but I am imagining it acting as the Dungeon Master. I am thinking of this project as a way to learn OOPerl so I don't see the large numbers of files as big a problem as they would be if it were something that was going to end up with a public release. I think it is probably easier to start with something concrete like Roleplay::Orc instead of Roleplay::NPC. Once you get more familiar with perl you will likely want to rewrite it anyway. Perhaps look at some of the nodes here: Object Oriented Programming l8rZ, -- andrew	[reply]

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Re^3: Module Organization
by afresh1 (Hermit) on Oct 13, 2010 at 15:54 UTC

What I mean by interact are the game mechanics, Things like keeping track of where the players and items are, what quests are currently active. I am not really much of a role player, but I am imagining it acting as the Dungeon Master.

I am thinking of this project as a way to learn OOPerl so I don't see the large numbers of files as big a problem as they would be if it were something that was going to end up with a public release. I think it is probably easier to start with something concrete like Roleplay::Orc instead of Roleplay::NPC. Once you get more familiar with perl you will likely want to rewrite it anyway.

Perhaps look at some of the nodes here: Object Oriented Programming

l8rZ,
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andrew

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