Where do I find the source for JavaOO AIWrapper

I have looked to no avail.

I need to because looking at in the definition is not very much help. WTF are f, s, and i.

i hope that helps:

https://github.com/spring/spring/blob/d ... ds.h#L1025

f seems to be wantedMaxSpeed

i looks like options

and int i could be the unit id... (but i'm not sure). hoiju can maybe say more...

In most cases I'm pretty sure the last s, and i are options (like queue) (bitflags converted to short) and time out.

But in functions that have more than just the obvious parameters, it hard to figure out.

And thanks for the link, it seems to have the needed info.

it was my mistakes...not only one but many consecutive...

i have no idea what you have done, or even what problem you faced, but the good way to do it would have been, to report the problem(s). if you already did that, then you should have mentioned that here (and possibly linked to the mantis report).
in other words.. this post is very confusing, and useless, sorry.

the commander tag was removed in spring 85.0, so the engine does no longer know about this anymore. the function is only left in there so old AIs will still compile fine. if you want to make a general AI, you should probably not handle the commander differently then other units, and if you want to make an *A specific AI, you might regex search the unit name or something.

@hoijui

So, no word on where to find the source for the Java OO AI wrapper?

they are generated by the spring compilation process.
it also generates a sources jar for the Java AI Interface, the OO Java AI Wrapper and each Java Skirmish AI.
i would not know if there is some place where you could download them from directly.

In the Spring download there is not source for the OO wrapper, only the Null OO AI

generated sources are not considered part of the sources (that is not a spring thing). if they are somewhere, then i would expect as sources jar in the windows installer or in some linux package, but i guess that is unlikely. the goal is to have an auto generated dev package for each interface/wrapper one day. i half a half done version of it for hte JavaOO wrapper locally. but i guess as of now you have to generate them yourself. the cmake generated makefile for spring has a target called generateSources.