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09-14-2009, 12:02 PM
Will changing ever thing that needs to be static. (I changed everything that Eclipse said should be static) to static mess the server I am working on up?
Will it increase stability if it doesn't mess it up?
And if Eclipse says it is not read, or dead code, should I keep commenting it out, or just delete the fuck out of it?
It's your call wether you want to change it to static, give it a thought wether it's wise or not to. Static variables or methods consume less memory and I find them easy to use, which is why I use them often. I don't know if it's actualy faster.
As for dead code, you need to know for yourself. Maybe it's code that's currently not in use, but might be useful later. In this case commenting it out might be a good idea, or leave it be if you don't bother commening.
Only use static when it's required?Originally Posted by TheChosenOne
Well Eclipse is telling me I should make them static.
I am afraid to remove code. To be honest.
So If Eclipse said it's dead/unused, it's most likely okay to remove, or will it fux things up?
Removing dead code isn't going to harm your server, since it isn't being used.
Bear in mind that there might come a time where you will need that particular piece of code.
Think hard to decide wether it might come in handy or not.
Okay. What about when it says "Unread Code" or the code isn't read, but yet it isn't dead. Should I remove that?
I'm not sure what eclipse means with that.
Dead code, or shall I say unused method's and variables type's are using system resources, sometimes you do have to be aware Eclipse IDE is not the greatest and can make mistakes.
A static variable simply means once the variable has been initialized, it remains in memory until the end of the program and should only be used where they are needed.
The static field ItemHandler.ItemList should be accessed in a static way
^If I am correct that means it is already static, but being done wrong, right? So I should probably let IDE fix that.
Yes, should be something like public static ItemList ItemList[] = new ItemList[10000];
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