ToME WikiHere developers can put down their ideas and plans for the future for all to see and comment.
ToME 3
Developer Documentation and Announcements
DarkGod plans
Other things
/Unused functions that have been removed: A list of functions that have been removed from the C source code as they are no longer used.
/Proposals: for things you think should be added to the To Do list, but want to discuss first.
/Development Discussion: questions about coding standards, coding help, and such.
/Lua Shell: A useful tool for debugging ToME or your own modules, exploring internals, and testing your lua
/Adding colors: on adding more colors to the text interface
ToME 4 (Yes yes very far away)
DarkGod plans
ToME 2
NeilStevens had up some discussion and exploration of ToME skill changes at NeilStevens/2.3 Warrior Mages and NeilStevens/Lessons From 2.3 before the Developers Corner was created.
/Future Game Features : After all, ToME is still a game, too, so here one can list game improvements that could or would be done in 2.4, if we were going to have such a release.
Chatter
(Mac OS compliation problems discussion moved to /Mac OS compilation issues )
ArthurReyes: Any chance someone could post some compile instructions? I'm using lcc-win32.
NeilStevens: I don't think that's an already-supported compiler, so you'd have to rig up your own build.
AndreyEgoshin: After 1.3.4.1 revision of readdib.c at 2005/08/1 by NeilStevens, my CVS snapshot is unable to build itself on Windows using makefile.bcc by Cbuilder4. Seems that error is at #ifdef WINDOWS. Sorry for submitting late. Removed that #ifdef, worked fine. Thinking of workaround...
NeilStevens: Add a well-placed -DWINDOWS to the makefile. That seems to be the standard assumed define for that OS. It was already used elsewhere in ToME even, I'm pretty sure.
IainMac: Maybe a stupid question but.... should we be using 4 spaces per tab or 8 ?
NeilStevens: You shouldn't be using spaces for indentation.
IainMac: What I meant was, when you are viewing the code should you have your tabs being displayed as 4 or 8 character spacing, as this will affect how stuff "lines up". I am asking this as when I am viewsing some of the C code some of the indentation for the comments etc do not line up and I was wondering what the "official" length is.
NeilStevens: It doesn't matter with correctly indented code. If you consistently use tabs to indent, and spaces to format, things will be lined up correctly regardless of the width of a tab. So anything that's not lining up correctly for you at one width or another is broken and needs reformatted.