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On page 206 (Talking about P1.0) the trait MapArchitect is defined with the function ‘new’. In the last paragraph of this page the functi...
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In the part “Fill the Map With Walls” on page 90 it is stated that the iterator passes variable t inside the closure as reference, but it...
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Title: Hands-On Rust (Chapter 11: prefab)
Just played a couple of amulet-less games. With a bit of debugging, I believe that your can_p...
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Title: Hands-On Rust (Chap 8 (Adding a Heads Up Display)
It looks like
.with_simple_console_no_bg(SCREEN_WIDTH*2, SCREEN_HEIGHT*2...
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After finishing the code at the end of Chapter 7 and running it, monsters sometimes don’t get destroyed on collision. Instead, the player...
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in the example, the
self.player.update(ctx, &self.map)
line is new for this code block, so another arrow is needed in the left of t...
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I noticed on page 178, the last paragraph, still refers to the build function, instead of new.
“Navigate to the end of the build functio...
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If you copy/paste the second TOML snipped with features, there are two issues:
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The filename should be systems/mod.rs
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My silly brain caught a very small typo. I’m guessing that the “is” in this sentence was meant to instead be “in”:
This library uses th...
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In the fn restart code block, the “added line” arrow(➤) is on the self.mode line, and not the self.score line.
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I had to use DrawBatch to get the game over screen to display:
fn game_over(&mut self, ctx: &mut BTerm) {
let mut draw_batch = ...
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In note (2) on page 229 there is a “xxx” placeholder instead of reference to the corresponding chapter.
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the pub fn new() line is aligned with the impl Map { line, and should be indented another four spaces.
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I get a significant glitch on my raspberry pi - there is a thin line to the left of the player that runs from the top of the screen to th...
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Please use the following format for the title of this thread (then simply delete/replace this text with the content for the thread):
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MapBuilder doesn’t have new method.
MapBuilder::new -> MapBuilder::build
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In the end of chapter 7 we write the movement function in movement.rs
We call the camera on_player_move method like so:
camera.on_play...
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The call to map_idx on the render function of map (let idx = map_idx(x, y) ; ) caused error ‘error[E0425]: cannot find function map_idx i...
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hands-on-rust_B4.0.pdf
A few more notes. I tried to remove duplicates that others have already posted. Hopefully these are new.
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The description for a while loop is inverted. It currently reads “run the enclosed code until x evaluates to true” it should either be “w...
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The very top of pg. 83 is a seemingly stray:
impl Map {
It’s preceded and followed by map implementation pieces, so perhaps it’s just a...
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Looks like Legion 0.3.0 is not compiling with Rust 1.49.0.
Legion 0.3.1 appears OK so far.
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➾ cargo run
❮ Hello, what’s your name?
➾ Bert
❮ Welcome to the Treehouse, Bert
Bert should be lowercase on the output (after Treehous...
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Hi, on page 25 in the Trimming Input section, after this text:
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When introducing the camera, compilation errs as the change to the map’s render method is not reflected in src/main.rs, if just following...
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Hands-on Rust: Chapter 5 “Storing the Dungeon Map: no instructions to modify main() before first run
There are no instructions to modify main() prior to the first attempt to run the sample code. As a result, run just prints out the defau...
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Typo Set() instead of set() when explaining the bracket-lib function on page 57.
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The instruction:
Add the following code to your main function, immediately after the println!:
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