Fix: The bullet with undefined function will explode on the the top-left corner in y' mode#28
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…eft corner in y' mode In y' mode, if you send a function that is undefined, such as `log(x)`, `sqrt(x)`, `ln(x)`, at the starting point, instead of exploding at the starting point, the bullet will explode on the top-left corner. I have no idea that what stuff exactly causes it, but it's suprise that I fixed it when I try reorganising the `Function.java` unconsciously. Just like I said, the code in `src/Graphwar/Function.java` is organized to make it more readable, which fixes the bug somehow.
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In y' mode, if you send a function that is undefined, such as
log(x),sqrt(x),ln(x), at the starting point, instead of exploding at the starting point, the bullet will explode on the top-left corner.I have no idea that what stuff exactly causes it, but it's suprise that I fixed it when I try reorganising the
Function.javaunconsciously.Just like I said, the code in
src/Graphwar/Function.javais organized to make it more readable, which fixes the bug somehow.