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Edited November 21, 20205 yr by Eliot

Very clean, I like the Task Class

Nice

Nice script man

  Welcome back dreamScripts...

Quick question though, I saw the design pattern on github before but the name of it is on the tip of my tongue, mind telling me the name of it?

Quick question though, I saw the design pattern on github before but the name of it is on the tip of my tongue, mind telling me the name of it?

Not sure if it has a name in general. I just refer to it as a task-based script.

Not sure if it has a name in general. I just refer to it as a task-based script.

 

Honestly I don't know how you compile .java or .class files into .jar. If you could teach me

Honestly I don't know how you compile .java or .class files into .jar. If you could teach me

 

In eclipse: File > Export > Jar > select files

Thanks man, helped me greatly in understanding Task based scripts.

Nice ima try this

Great script. This is a much better approach then using states.

Great, ty

So far I have been able to throw together some simple state based scripts and I don't like it much. This style is much cleaner in my opinion. My problem is I don't "get it". I write unix shell scripts so I can understand the logic flow of state based scripts. I can follow it and see that it goes down the list till it matches a condition and then activates that case statement.

 

With this script I don't understand how it knows which task it should be doing. Any advice (other than learn java :P)?

JAR please