Currently the entire project uses the awful JGoap.Logger class. That was a very dirty and quick implementation of a very basic logging mechanism. The fact is, BWAPI-JBridge already uses Log4j and it is already included into the project's classpath, so WHY THE HELL IS JGoap.Logger STILL IN USE??? For shame!
Currently the entire project uses the awful JGoap.Logger class. That was a very dirty and quick implementation of a very basic logging mechanism. The fact is, BWAPI-JBridge already uses Log4j and it is already included into the project's classpath, so WHY THE HELL IS JGoap.Logger STILL IN USE??? For shame!