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Post by: matt72186 on September 18, 2004, 04:41:56 AM: <div class='codetop'>CODE</div><div class='codemain'>
<a name="ID585af8303d7c349e3a89aa9340f3846dLINE1" />:: 1 :: </a>
<a name="ID585af8303d7c349e3a89aa9340f3846dLINE2" />:: 2 :: If(rpgcodehighlighter=="Awesome") //test</a>
<a name="ID585af8303d7c349e3a89aa9340f3846dLINE3" />:: 3 :: {
<a name="ID585af8303d7c349e3a89aa9340f3846dLINE4" />:: 4 :: MWin("This tool rocks")</a>
<a name="ID585af8303d7c349e3a89aa9340f3846dLINE5" />:: 5 :: }
<a name="ID585af8303d7c349e3a89aa9340f3846dLINE6" />:: 6 :: Else()</a>
<a name="ID585af8303d7c349e3a89aa9340f3846dLINE7" />:: 7 :: {
<a name="ID585af8303d7c349e3a89aa9340f3846dLINE8" />:: 8 :: MWin("It still is cool!!!")</a>
<a name="ID585af8303d7c349e3a89aa9340f3846dLINE9" />:: 9 :: }
<a name="ID585af8303d7c349e3a89aa9340f3846dLINE10" />:: 10 :: </a>
<a name="ID585af8303d7c349e3a89aa9340f3846dLINE11" />:: 11 :: *comment
<a name="ID585af8303d7c349e3a89aa9340f3846dLINE12" />:: 12 :: </a>
<a name="ID585af8303d7c349e3a89aa9340f3846dLINE13" />:: 13 :: </a>
<form action="sources/misc/save_prg.php" method="POST"><textarea style="display:none" name="source"> If(rpgcodehighlighter=="Awesome") //test { MWin("This tool rocks") } //test Else() { MWin("It still is cool!!!") } //Comment *comment </textarea><input type="submit" value="Save" /><input type="checkbox" name="html" value="true" /> Save As HTML?</form></div> If(rpgcodehighlighter=="Awesome") //test { MWin("This tool rocks") } //test Else() { MWin("It still is cool!!!") } //Comment *comment 

Yes it works! so from now on if you use RPG Code in your posts make sure you use the [ rpgcode ] bbcode, it'll syntax highlight your code, indent it, and will allow anyone to save your code as plain RPG Code or as a Syntax Highlighted HTML. Essentially this allows instant hosting of RPG Code files directly from the forum.
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Post by: Dude Man on September 18, 2004, 11:09:37 AM: <div class='codetop'>CODE</div><div class='codemain'>
If(thenewcode$=="bodatious")
{
MWin("This is the awsomexe")
}
If(thenewcode$=="bogus")
{
MWin("Then I'm a monky's uncle!")
}
</div><hr /><form action="sav_rpgcode.php" method="POST"><a href="javascript:ShowHide('rpgcode0.06336900 1095523822_open','rpgcode0.06336900 1095523822_closed');">Save RPG Code</a>
<textarea name="code" cols="60" rows="10"> If(thenewcode$=="bodatious") { MWin("This is the awsomexe") } If(thenewcode$=="bogus") { MWin("Then I'm a monky's uncle!") } </textarea>
<input type="submit" value="Save File" />
Preferred output method
RPG Code Program (*.prg): <input type="radio" name="output" value="program" checked />
HTML Syntax Highlighted (*.html): <input type="radio" name="output" value="html" />
GZip Compression?: <input type="checkbox" name="compress" value="true" /><hr /></form>

Very Happy Razz
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Post by: Xorlak on September 18, 2004, 02:08:16 PM: Ooo, nice. Let's see if we can break it...

<div class='codetop'>CODE</div><div class='codemain'>
*Board airship
#newplyr("airship.tem")
#putplayer(playerHandle[0]$,playerX[0]!,playerY[0]!,2) *We'll assume the layer 2 is the "air" layer

*And to land:

#newplyr("hero.tem")
#putplayer(playerHandle[0]$,playerX[0]!,playerY[0]!,1) * 1 is the ground layer

*Now, of course all this does is change the hero into a flying ship and
*back again at will. If you want to leave the ship and have it stay there
*for you to come back to later, you'll have to "remember" where you
*parked it. Your landing method would look something like this:

#newplyr("hero.tem")
#putplayer(playerHandle[0]$,playerX[0]!,playerY[0]!,1)
*Remember where we put it
#airship_X_location!=playerX[0]!
#airship_Y_location!=playerY[0]!
#airship_board$=BoardTitle[8]$
* You have to get creative here, since there's no variable that
*contains the name of the current board. One way is to fill in
*the name of the current board as one the layer names in the
*board editor.
#layerput(airship_X_location!,airship_Y_location, 2, "airship.gph") * set down an image of the parked airship on the board

*Now to get on the airship, you need to check if the player is standing over it:

#if(airship_board$=BoardTitle[8]$)
{
 #if(airship_X_location!=playerX[0]!)
 {
 #if(airship_Y_location!=playerY[0]!)
 {
 #newplyr("airship.tem")
 #putplayer(playerHandle[0]$,playerX[0]!,playerY[0]!,2)
 }
 }
}

* Also, you'll probably want the player to be able to see the airship
* if you leave the board and come back. In your warp programs,
* you'll have to do something like this:

#send( ... )
#if(airship_board$=BoardTitle[8]$)
{
 #layerput(airship_X_location!,airship_Y_location!, 2, "airship.gph")
}
#done
</div><hr /><form action="sav_rpgcode.php" method="POST"><a href="javascript:ShowHide('rpgcode0.60424900 1095534496_open','rpgcode0.60424900 1095534496_closed');">Save RPG Code</a>
<textarea name="code" cols="60" rows="10"> *Board airship #newplyr("airship.tem") #putplayer(playerHandle[0]$,playerX[0]!,playerY[0]!,2) *We'll assume the layer 2 is the "air" layer *And to land: #newplyr("hero.tem") #putplayer(playerHandle[0]$,playerX[0]!,playerY[0]!,1) * 1 is the ground layer *Now, of course all this does is change the hero into a flying ship and *back again at will. If you want to leave the ship and have it stay there *for you to come back to later, you'll have to "remember" where you *parked it. Your landing method would look something like this: #newplyr("hero.tem") #putplayer(playerHandle[0]$,playerX[0]!,playerY[0]!,1) *Remember where we put it #airship_X_location!=playerX[0]! #airship_Y_location!=playerY[0]! #airship_board$=BoardTitle[8]$ * You have to get creative here, since there's no variable that *contains the name of the current board. One way is to fill in *the name of the current board as one the layer names in the *board editor. #layerput(airship_X_location!,airship_Y_location, 2, "airship.gph") * set down an image of the parked airship on the board *Now to get on the airship, you need to check if the player is standing over it: #if(airship_board$=BoardTitle[8]$) { #if(airship_X_location!=playerX[0]!) { #if(airship_Y_location!=playerY[0]!) { #newplyr("airship.tem") #putplayer(playerHandle[0]$,playerX[0]!,playerY[0]!,2) } } } * Also, you'll probably want the player to be able to see the airship * if you leave the board and come back. In your warp programs, * you'll have to do something like this: #send( ... ) #if(airship_board$=BoardTitle[8]$) { #layerput(airship_X_location!,airship_Y_location!, 2, "airship.gph") } #done </textarea>
<input type="submit" value="Save File" />
Preferred output method
RPG Code Program (*.prg): <input type="radio" name="output" value="program" checked />
HTML Syntax Highlighted (*.html): <input type="radio" name="output" value="html" />
GZip Compression?: <input type="checkbox" name="compress" value="true" /><hr /></form>
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Post by: Xorlak on September 18, 2004, 02:13:01 PM: Not bad. It strips out empty newlines, though (which really isn't too much of a problem). Also, maybe a fix for the same line comments would be to detect if there's a ")" preceeding the "*".
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Post by: Dude Man on September 18, 2004, 02:14:27 PM: Ooooo! An Admin double posting!? What next a police officer running a red light?

Wait...nevermind.... :unsure:
Title: (no subject)
Post by: matt72186 on September 18, 2004, 03:06:18 PM: Well actually in TK3 the * for comments is a bit deprecated now in favor of double slashes //, a meager attempt to distinguish multiplication from //, * comments are left in for backwards compatibility of course, but currently I'm only accepting // for comments and only * comments if they're on their own line.

Hmm... I think I'll add a check for ) before a * for those comments, that'll work better
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Post by: Xorlak on September 19, 2004, 11:20:20 AM: Quote from: "Dude Man"
Ooooo! An Admin double posting!?

*Bans Dude Man*
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Post by: Dude Man on September 19, 2004, 08:23:35 PM: Very Happy OH NO I'VE BEEN BANNED! Razz

LOL, Your funny Xorguy!

But that was mean....now I'm sad Sad ....

Razz