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allow location to be parsed from an exact string
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allow world to be null. don't allow location to be parsed in commands
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Don't use a regex matcher, split based on keywords and use the same parsers that are used for toString in the first place.
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which approach would you recommend?
substring at each
x:
y:
z:
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manually handle world as a part of pitch
or, do the same thing but split at commas?
the issue is there's still some requirement to run different code to get the world since the format is
x: 0, y: 0, z: 0, yaw: 0, pitch: 0 in world 'world'since in world is basically apart of pitch if I split at by commas
this is why I thought using regex instead was a no brainer
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Split at
x:,, y:,, z:,, yaw:,, pitch:andin '(the exact strings fromtoString); if the last of which is missing, then the world wasnull. Not using regex helps avoid bugs here, for example your currentNUMBERregex is incorrect because it does not matchNaNorInfinity(which are valid outputs fromtoString!)There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Pushed my most recent changes. is this what you meant?