Nov 20 2015, 8:46 am (Edited on Nov 20 2015, 8:58 am)
In response to BlackProgrammer
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BlackProgrammer wrote:
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that looks more like a description library than a scripting language
BySQL list definitions go like: print( {5,6,7,hello="world"}[1], {8,9,10,hello="world"}.hello ) would print "5 world" |
In response to Kozuma3
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But can it work with different types other than strings?
monster Dragons = (//etc); print Dragons[1].name; |
In response to BlackProgrammer
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BlackProgrammer wrote:
But can it work with different types other than strings? Haven't added object support yet ^^ |
In response to BlackProgrammer
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With BySQL, its all the same thing to it.
world << locate(1,1,1).contents[1].name |
In response to Lavenblade
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Lavenblade wrote:
What is the point of all these scripting libraries? There is no point in my case, other than learning what to work around and self improvement. |
In response to Kaiochao
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THIS BETTER BE A GAME...
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I want to post something... big... but I can't, not yet...
Soon >_> Maybe 2 hours? |
In response to Lavenblade
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Lavenblade wrote:
What is the point of all these scripting libraries? my scripting language has more features than DM, the initial goal was for easy gimmicks, but now I use it as a templating engine |
In response to Somepotato
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Somepotato wrote:
Lavenblade wrote: Wouldn't such an engine be slow? A scripting language that's written and parsed in DM? Besides, isn't DM easy enough to not require a scripting language? |
DM isn't exactly fully featured.
And no, its rather optimized(of sorts): Its pretty easy to use in DM. |
Here's the gifv link in the event that you don't want to wait for the gif to load: http://i.imgur.com/ti29t24.gifv It's missing a lot still, but I like where it's going. |
In response to Somepotato
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Somepotato wrote:
Oof, a 10MB gif. Vid tag support would be nice @ Lummox :v Agreed I feel terrible bringing in these large gifs but there's a lot to show. gifv or webm embedding would be nice, especially if it doesn't shrink the vid (or has an option to) like the youtube embedding does. Feature request? I'll make the thread if no one else plans to. |
In response to Lavenblade
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In response to Lavenblade
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I have no idea why that post replied to you Lavenblade.
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