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I'm using Intellij and next to the arguments to functions I have this text: "liliiiliiii : ". For instance, "log("ShrimpBot exiting.");" will show up as "log( liliiiliiii : "ShrimpBot exiting.");".

 

Or at the end of the onLoop() function it will show up as "return random( liliiiliiii : 2000, liliiiliiii : 4000);".

 

Does this have something to do with the osbot library or something? My google-fu came up with nothing.

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1 hour ago, botarmy said:

I'm using Intellij and next to the arguments to functions I have this text: "liliiiliiii : ". For instance, "log("ShrimpBot exiting.");" will show up as "log( liliiiliiii : "ShrimpBot exiting.");".

 

Or at the end of the onLoop() function it will show up as "return random( liliiiliiii : 2000, liliiiliiii : 4000);".

 

Does this have something to do with the osbot library or something? My google-fu came up with nothing.

That's called obfuscation 😉

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38 minutes ago, Buttons said:

Can you post a picture?

Sure, here's a pic: hfY5JYiStn.webp

 

24 minutes ago, skillerkidos1 said:

It sounds like you might not have setup Intellij correctly 

 

6 minutes ago, Khaleesi said:

That's called obfuscation 😉

Right, that's why I'm asking. Trying to make sure it's not that I set up IntelliJ incorrectly, but that it's obfuscation from the library.

I've coded with Eclipse mostly when it comes to Java so still getting my bearings with IntelliJ.

Khal (if I may call you that), if it is obfuscation from the library, could you elaborate on that if you know more?

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1 hour ago, botarmy said:

Sure, here's a pic: hfY5JYiStn.webp

 

 

Right, that's why I'm asking. Trying to make sure it's not that I set up IntelliJ incorrectly, but that it's obfuscation from the library.

I've coded with Eclipse mostly when it comes to Java so still getting my bearings with IntelliJ.

Khal (if I may call you that), if it is obfuscation from the library, could you elaborate on that if you know more?

It's because the fields in osbot have some name obfuscation, that's why they have such weird names :)

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