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jbt is released under the apache license, version 2.0. what's java behaviour trees?. jbt is a java framework for building and running behaviour trees. in the past few years, behaviour trees have been widely accepted as a tool for defining the behaviour of video games characters. however, to the best of our knowledge, there is no free-software java implementation of such concept. with jbt we intend to provide a solid framework to build and run behaviour trees in java. jbt has two main parts. on the one hand, there is the jbt core (it is the eclipse sdk project under the "./jbtcore" directory), which implements all the classes needed to create and run behaviour trees. jbt core basically lets the user create behaviour trees in pure java and then run them. in order to ease the task of creating behaviour trees, jbt core includes several tools that automatize the process of creating behaviour trees. in particular, it can create the java source code of a behaviour tree from its description in an xml format. by doing so, the user of this framework basically has to worry only about defining behaviour trees in xml files and implementing the low level actions and conditions that his trees will use, which are domain-dependant (that is, they depend on the game being
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- The main entry point
- Returns a string representation of the abstract methods
- Creates a string expression for the constructor
- Returns a String expression that represents the constructor of the given parameters
- Initialize the part
- Creates a BTNode from a ConceptualTNode for the given RecNode
- Clone this node
- Loads a BTNode from an XML element
- Create the node control
- Entry point for the spawn process
- Create the actions for the workbench window
- To native BTN
- Convert a byte array to a Java object
- Run the dialog
- Invokes the dialog
- Determines the status of this node
- Tries to determine the status of the current child
- Start the application
- Copy a BTNode to a native byte array
- Save the tree
- Fill menuBar
- The button is pressed
- Spawns the first child
- Internal spawn method
- Determines the status of the spawning process
- Runs the dialog
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QUESTION
Every time I drag and drop images into the Issue page of the project on Github and then copy the link to the Readme.md file. This usually works but if I have some more complex tags then images won't display, instead the link will be displayed.
This is how it looks like in the Markdown Editor:
And this is how it looks like on Github(live):
Note that the MarkDown editor displays the images as expected:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-21 at 19:47You're trying to nest Markdown inside block-level HTML (specifically
Note that Markdown formatting syntax is not processed within block-level HTML tags. E.g., you can’t use Markdown-style
*emphasis*
inside an HTML block.
You should be able to use HTML syntax:
QUESTION
I have a rather large Eclipse 4.6.3 workspace with many Java EE 7 and E4 projects in it. Since some time (I think since I switched from Glassfish to JBoss/Wildfly) editing became quite a challenge. As soon as I type some background process is doing some work (CPU load between 10 and 25%) for and blocks the editing. After some seconds (sometimes even up to a minute) CPU load is back to zero.
How can I find out which background tasks are being executed? I have the progress window open but none are shown. Sometimes, I see that the editor tries to sync its views or that there's 'as you type JBT validation). I suspect, however, that these reported tasks, too, are slowed down by whatever is secretly industrious.
I have this issue on different machines, all of them fairly good ones. I have tried many things already such as closing a third of all projects, deactivating window syncing, starting eclipse with -clean or even -resetPersistedState, updating Eclipse components...
Thanks for any hints! gufi
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-14 at 08:16One of my colleagues (probably) found the source of the problem:
During editing any of the bean classes Eclipse synchronizes the deployment descriptor in the project explorer. As the project contains >100 beans this takes some time and freezes my editing.
Resolution: In the project eplorer's view menu choose 'customize view', then on the content tab unselect the extensions that care about the deployment descriptor. These are the ones I chose:
- J2EE EJB Deployment Descriptors
- Java EE Navigator Content EJB
- J2EE Web Deployment Descriptors
- J2EE Application Deployment Descriptors
Kind regards gufi
QUESTION
I'm using https://jbt.github.io/markdown-editor online tool for documentation. I'm wondering if there's an identifier to recognize the swift syntax elements.
Thank you.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-24 at 13:23```swift
struct Animal {
let nickName : String?
}
```
QUESTION
I have a Readme with a half dozen lists.
Everything works fine until the second to last list. The problem is that an extra newline appears between those list items. This will be more clear with a screenshot:
I am using the Markdown Preview package in sublime text and I see the same formatting issue if I preview using the Github Markdown preprocessor.
What's most weird, though, is that I don't see the same issue if I type my text into https://jbt.github.io/markdown-editor
If you would like to try yourself, use the following string:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-20 at 13:19Your first list is a "tight" list while the second is a "loose" list because it contains a codeblock in one of the list items. If you want the lists to match, use the same type for both. Adding a blank line between items on the first list will cause them to match. As the spec explains:
A list is loose if any of its constituent list items are separated by blank lines, or if any of its constituent list items directly contain two block-level elements with a blank line between them. Otherwise a list is tight. (The difference in HTML output is that paragraphs in a loose list are wrapped in
tags, while paragraphs in a tight list are not.)
As a simple example, this list:
QUESTION
I'm learning basic java. Now i learn JAVA Swing. I have a problem with ActionListener , I don't know how to change color a button when process with ActionListener. This is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-22 at 16:02@Override
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
{
JButton button = (JButton)e.getSource();
// do something with the button
}
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i have been searching a while and i came across so many solution about base adapter and asyntask but did not solve my problem, so i think my case is a bit different. i have a project that has independent asyncTask class and baseadapter class, In side base adapter class there is the button linked to the list view so When button in the listview clicked call and excute the asyncTask for mp3 downloading process. But the problem is when button in the lisview clicked progress bar appear like it start downloading and disapper before start downloading process, I think the problem is on how to call this asyncTask class in base adapter class. Any idea on what , where and how to fix, I will be so glad to work it out. Am real new to android. here is the code:
baseadapter class
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-31 at 06:31setOnClickListener
should be outside of if and else
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