robocode用游戏学习java编程

Version 1.3 (05/17/2007) Now featuring the RoboRumble@Home client ------------- o Bugfixes -- When using robocode.control.RobocodeEngine it was not possible to play team battles. Instead an ArrayOutOfBoundsException occurred -- robocode.control.RobotResults.getRamDamage() incorrectly returned a double instead of an integer. This bug caused problems with running Robocode on RoboLeague -- The "Enable replay recording" got set if it was not set after running Robocode without the robocode.properties file the first time -- No sounds were played (when enabled) when Robocode was launched the second time -- Fixed NullPointerException occurred when a robot is forced to stop -- NullPointerException could occur when using robocode.control.RobocodeEngine and the GUI was not enabled -- The text field for the filename in the robot packager was way too high -- Lots of synchronizations issues and potential ConcurrentModificationExceptions have been fixed -- In RoboRumble, the codesize of some robots were incorrectly calculated to be 0 bytes, and hence these robots was not able to participate in RoboRumble battles -- This was due to the codesize tool, which could not analyze .jar files inside .jars -- The Event Dispatch Thread was denied access by the RobocodeSecurityManager o RoboRumble@Home client, originally developed by Albert P�rez, is now built-in -- RoboRumble@Home is the ultimate collaborative effort to have a live, up-to-date ranking of bots. It uses the power of available robocoder's computers to distribute the effort of running battles and building the rankings -- For more information about RoboRumble@Home you should read: http://robowiki.net/cgi-bin/robowiki?RoboRumble -- This is an updated version of the original one that can run with the current version of Robocode and which has been ported to Java 5 -- Configuration files has been updated, and are available in the 'roborumble' folder -- Issues with downloading robots from the Robocode Repository site has been fixed o Special thanks goes to Gert Heijenk (aka GrubbmGait) -- Gert did a tremendous job with lots of alpha testing regarding the new RoboRumble@Home built into Robocode! :-D o The codesize tool by Christian D. Schnell has been added -- The codesize tool has been added to support the built-in RoboRumble@Home, and a new feature for getting the codesize and robot codesize class (MiniBot, MegaBot etc.) when a robot is being packaged -- The codesize tool has been taken over by Flemming N. Larsen (agreed with Christian) and updated to version 1.1, which can handle files > 2KB, and which can analyse .jar files inside .jar files o Added feature that allows specifying the initial start positions of the robots on the battlefield -- By specifying positions by setting robocode.battle.initialPositions in a .battle using this format (x1,y1,heading1),(x2,y2,heading2),(?,?,?) you can specify the initial location and heading for each robot specified with robocode.battle.selectedRobots -- One example is: (50,50,90),(100,100,?),? This means that the 1st robot starts at (50,50) with a heading of 90 degrees, the 2nd robot starts at (100,100,?) with a random heading, the 3rd (and last) robot starts at a random position with a random heading -- See the battle/intro.battle for an example of how to use this option o Added a new method called getNameAndVersion() to the robocode.control.RobotSpecification -- This method was added to better support RoboRumble and ranking programs o Changed the TeamRobot.broadcastMessage() so it does not throw an IOException when the robot is not in a team o Changed back the TeamRobot.getTeammates() to return null if no teammates are available -- This rollback was done in order to keep compatibility with old legacy robots o The file structure of Robocode has been slightly improved -- All .jar files including robocode.jar are now located in the libs folder -- The robot.database and .robotcache files has been moved to the robots folder -- All RoboRumble related files are located in the roborumble folder Version 1.2.6A (03/11/2007) ------------- o Bugfixes -- A NullPointerException occured if the battle view was not initialized -- This bug made it impossible to control Robocode via the robocode.control package when attempting to show the battle window o The Ranking Panel and Battle Results are now windows instead of dialoges -- This means that the Ranking Panel and Battle Results will still be visible when the game is running in minimized mode Version 1.2.6 (03/06/2007) ------------- o Bugfixes -- With some robots, a java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError occured when Robocode tried to cleanup the static fields occupied by the robot when the battles are over -- AdvancedRobot.setEventPriority() did not support MessageEvent -- The rendering options was not set correctly when loading these between battle sessions -- When using the RobocodeEngine.setVisible(true) the Robocode window was shown with the wrong size and without the native Look & Feel o Added missing getMessageEvents() on the TeamRobot o Adjustments of default event priorities -- The changes were made as some events "shared" the same default priority, making it hard to tell which event would occur before the other -- BulletHitBulletEvent priority was changed from 50 to 55. Previously, both BulletHitEvents and BulletHitBulletEvents used priority = 50 -- MessageEvent priority was changed from 80 to 75. Previously, both CustomEvents and MessageEvents used priority = 80 o The Ranking Panel has been enhanced -- Now the Ranking Panel contains the same columns as the Battle Results -- Both the current scores and total scores are shown together where it makes sense o A Pause/Debug button has been added to the Robot Console window -- This is handy if you want to pause the game when only your robot's console window is open when the game is minimized o The Pause/Debug button on the Battle Window has been changed into a toggle button o The Next Turn button is now always visible, but not alvays enabled o The documentation of the Robocode API (Javadoc) has been improved a lot o The column names of both the Ranking Panel and Battle Results have been improved o The Installer is now checking is the user is running Java 5.0 or newer -- If the Java version is older than 5.0, then an error message will display telling the user to install at least JRE 5.0 or JDK 5.0, and the installation is terminated o robocode.sh has been updated -- Armin Voetter has contributed with an improved version of robocode.sh so that the script resolves the path to Robocode by itself Version 1.2.5A (02/19/2007) ------------- o Bugfix: On some systems Robocode could not start up caused by a NullPointerException in the internal sound manager/cache Version 1.2.5 (02/18/2007) ------------- o Bugfixes -- When two bullets collided, the one of the bullets was not destroyed, but continued -- TeamRobot.getTeammates() returned null instead of an empty array when no teammated are available -- Memory leak could occur on robots using large objects on static fields -- Robocode now clean all static object fields that are not final after each battle, but not between rounds. That is, the static fields are now garbage collected -- 3 ConcurrentModificationException issues were removed o The sound effects in Robocode can now be changed -- This is done by specifying the file for each sound effect using the file.sfx.xxx keys in the robocode.properties file, e.g. the file.sfx.gunshot for setting the sound effect for gunshot -- The supported sound formats can be found here: ht