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• IntelliJ Plugin
    • Automatic file templates
    • Javadoc Templates
    • Event linking
    • Asset↔Class linking
        • Components
        • Blocks↔Image linking
        • UI files
            • Validation of correct names
            • (advanced) Displaying ui design

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      "start": 3,
      "end": 25,
      "endMillis": 1535542604486,
      "users": [
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      ],

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# Project Plan for _DocInspector_

_Scrumbags_

## Team Vision

For teachers and tutors who need to track the contribution of their students in group assignments, the _DocInspector_ is a program that tracks user access and changes to a google document and outputs a visual representation of that data, that allows markers to easily see project contributions. Unlike a similar software GitInspector, the _DocInspector_ extracts metrics from a google document and outputs this into a visual format.

## The Team

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Current Template

Event handlers in Terasology always follow the same pattern. For instance, an handler that listens for a

@ReceiveEvent(components = DisplayNameComponent.class, priority = EventPriority.PRIORITY_LOW)
public void onActivation(ActivateEvent event, EntityRef entity, HealthComponent component1, LocationComponent component2) {
  // do something
}

And a regular javadoc template for this event might look something like this:

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So I have a component called ChildParticleComponent. My component has a few extra things as I've got differet requirements but I'll describe the most simple form possible.

ChildParticleComponent

My Version

public class ChildParticleComponent implements Component {
    public EntityRef particleEntity = EntityRef.NULL;
}

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Task

Read a target number, and a list of integers from standard input. Find all pairs of numbers in the list which add exactly to the target number Print out a formatted list of all the pairs

Assumptions

I am assuming that a number cannot be used twice. Ie, if the target is 10 and the list [4,6,5] then the only valid solution is [4,6] I am assuming that order does not matter in a sum. Ie, the pair [4,6] and [6,4] are the same. Lastly, I'm assuming no duplicate numbers. Ie, having [4,4,5,6] as the input is not valid.

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In place of:

if (eventClass.equals(ChatButton.class)) {
    newEvent = new ChatButton();
    /* ... */
} else if (eventClass.equals(NUISkinEditorButton.class)) {
    newEvent = new NUISkinEditorButton();
} else {
    logger.error("ERROR!!! Event not Identified: " + originalEvent.toString());
}