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Strictly speaking, yes, there are no method overloading in Common Lisp. On the other hand, you have optional arguments and generic functions. Now, what happens
by junke 11y ago
Strictly speaking, yes, there are no method overloading in Common Lisp. On the other hand, you have optional arguments and generic functions.
Now, what happens when a vampire or a werewolf bites a warrior? Here is a rough sketch:
http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=Uu7fAx6p http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=Uu7fAx6p
- junke 11y agoOf course, metamorphosis should happen only once: (unless (typep target 'werewolf) (with-scheduling ...))