Fix: Add default values to NpcScriptCondition #39
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Maple2.File.Parser/Xml/Table/Server/NpcScriptCondition.cs (4)
22-22: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The addition of a default value (-1) to the
privilegeattribute is a good practice. It ensures that the attribute always has a defined state upon object creation.Consider adding a brief comment to explain the significance of -1 as the default value. For example:
// -1 indicates an unset or invalid privilege level [XmlAttribute] public int privilege = -1;
30-30: LGTM! Consider adding an enum for clarity.The addition of a default value (-1) to the
weddingStateattribute is good. It ensures a defined state upon object creation.Consider using an enum to represent wedding states for improved readability and type safety. For example:
public enum WeddingState { Undefined = -1, Unmarried = 0, Engaged = 1, Married = 2, // Add other states as needed } [XmlAttribute] public WeddingState weddingState = WeddingState.Undefined;This change would make the code more self-documenting and less error-prone.
31-31: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The addition of a default value (-1) to the
weddingHallBookingattribute is good. It ensures a defined state upon object creation.Consider adding a brief comment to explain the significance of -1 as the default value. For example:
// -1 indicates no booking or an undefined booking state [XmlAttribute] public int weddingHallBooking = -1;
32-32: Consider using a more appropriate data type for dates.While the addition of a default value (-1) to the
marriageDateattribute is consistent with other changes, using an integer to represent a date might not be the most appropriate choice.Consider using a more suitable data type for representing dates, such as
DateTimeorDateTimeOffset. If you need to maintain XML serialization compatibility, you could use a string representation of the date. For example:[XmlAttribute] public string marriageDate = string.Empty; // You can then add a property to convert between string and DateTime [XmlIgnore] public DateTime MarriageDateValue { get => string.IsNullOrEmpty(marriageDate) ? DateTime.MinValue : DateTime.Parse(marriageDate); set => marriageDate = value == DateTime.MinValue ? string.Empty : value.ToString("yyyy-MM-dd"); }This approach would provide better type safety and easier date manipulation while maintaining compatibility with the XML structure.
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Maple2.File.Parser/Xml/Table/Server/NpcScriptCondition.cs (1)
22-32: Overall, these changes improve theNpcScriptConditionclass initialization.The addition of default values (-1) to these attributes ensures that they always have a defined state upon object creation. This is a positive change that can help prevent potential null reference issues and make the code more robust.
However, there are opportunities for further improvements:
- Correct the spelling of "panelty" to "penalty".
- Consider using enums for attributes like
weddingStateto improve type safety and readability.- Evaluate the use of
intformarriageDateand consider using a more appropriate date/time type.- Add comments to clarify the meaning of -1 as a default value for each attribute.
These changes, combined with the suggested improvements, will significantly enhance the clarity and maintainability of the code.
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