Fix reference
by Marcel Klimo · in Torque Game Engine · 10/24/2004 (5:32 pm) · 4 replies
I just ordered the book from amazon and I was wondering whether there is a complete error fix list in somewhere online, because I heard there are many problems in the code that could cause major problems to a beginner. I have some basic experience with C and a little bit of C++ experience and ofcourse some with VB, which I guess many people know. I hope this is enough, but I can get some books if some other programming skills are needed
If Ken could compile a list of all errors in the book it would be very helpful for newbies and I guess even for everybody that buys this book. I hope I dont regret buying this book. I will purchase the Indie license if I find it interesting.
If Ken could compile a list of all errors in the book it would be very helpful for newbies and I guess even for everybody that buys this book. I hope I dont regret buying this book. I will purchase the Indie license if I find it interesting.
#2
10/25/2004 (5:08 am)
Well, it certainly would be nice to find One complete sticky thread with a bulleted list of all the corrections...I've taken to correcting the text with pencil right on the pages of the book...I myself am not a code hound but an artist and I was left wondering many times, 'why isn't this working as the book describes?'....it's hard to sift thru direct book corrections and operator error of syntax questions...with this set up...true corrections get buried underneath operator miskeystroke Threads...
#3
rgds,
roger
10/25/2004 (11:00 pm)
When I went to Singapore, I bought the book (it is not available in my country). I haven't finished reading all of the chapters yet. however, during one time while just browsing it, I found repeated chapters 21,22 and 23. It might be some errors from the printers or i'm just an isolated case. rgds,
roger
#4
The proof reading of the book and comparison of the book code to the cd code is rather poor compared to other tech books I've read. However, most of the bugs in my scripts were my typos when entering the code from the book. One positive fact from this was the practice at tracing through the script and using other debugging tricks.
10/25/2004 (11:19 pm)
No repeated chapters here.The proof reading of the book and comparison of the book code to the cd code is rather poor compared to other tech books I've read. However, most of the bugs in my scripts were my typos when entering the code from the book. One positive fact from this was the practice at tracing through the script and using other debugging tricks.
Torque Owner Geoffrey Fulton
Good Luck,
-gf