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God damn it, I told you people, it is a feature!
The jealous temper of mankind, ever more disposed to censure than
to praise the work of others, has constantly made the pursuit of new
methods and systems no less perilous than the search after unknown
lands and seas.
So, how would you call the new WriteLn if you want to use different things in it?
Like: Writeln('HAI, I am the Number' + 12);
Like that?
Also, you should add colors to the writelnJust switch up the debug box for a TRichEdit instead of a TMemo.
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WriteLn(Format('Hello %s, this is test #%d', ['Nielsie95', 3]))
Also, I don't think the debug box is a TMemo![]()
it wouldnt show the link in the news as blue if it was a TMemo, am i correct?
anyways, i meant to point out that Wizzup's script didnt work even without asm, and that asm did indeed be bolded. Though i didnt realize that it was screwing up the highlighting as well.
and Nielsie95, sometimes i wonder if you just make some of these things up (since half the time i have no idea of the things you do...in this instance "Format")
SCAR Tutorials: The Form Tutorial | Types, Arrays, and Classes
Programming Projects: NotePad | Tetris | Chess
i know i looked right after i read his post![]()
SCAR Tutorials: The Form Tutorial | Types, Arrays, and Classes
Programming Projects: NotePad | Tetris | Chess
I don't think the WriteLn Wizzup posted works with SCAR 3.20 as it is altered (I tried with 3.15b and worked fine). I do love having format instead though, as escaping and adjoining loads of messages is very annoying, so just doing the %d etc. makes it much nicer, like with printf in C![]()
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Hey Freddy Nice Job Done Mate
When i was reading through this thread i was like wow you guy are like little kids complaining about such small things that could help you out in the future, you should be so great full that Freddy released a new version of Scar.
Freddy deserves some Respect.
Its just that we should be thanking not complaining.
Good Day Everyone![]()
Haha! I love it!
SCAR Code:begin
Alert('Love thiss featureeee!!! <3');
end.
Thx for the release freddy!
awsome, cant wait for full version, though did this cost alot of $$$ that you needed?
The whole component set was $129 which is a really good deal, I got a serious reduction because of a special offer as well and by buying the full set I also save loads...
Btw, you can also support SCAR by purchasing VPS hosting at Serverax Ltd, you can find the topic about it here: http://www.moparisthebest.com/smf/in...,317705.0.html
A few things to consider for SCAR
More/better-support-for "general" functions. Some examples:
- ArrayPush/ArrayPop, ArrayMerge (both + and |)
- Debug/writeln (there seriously needs to be a debug-like function that can simply spit out the value[s] of a variable, including type records and arrays).
- Allowing the declaration of `const` variables inside of procedures and functions (local constants).
- Procedure and function order shouldn't matter. Top down coding is cool and all, but its outdated by now =D
Increased stability and accuracy.
- Ive noticed that sometimes when RS and SCAR run for an extended period of time, SCAR seems to `lose` the ability work properly (getting chatlines results in gibberish, etc).
Beta 8 of SCAR Divi 3.20 is out, YAY!![]()
Hmm, with Beta 8 so far the only bug is that when copying+pasting sometimes takes a while to show that you copied+pasted, but maybe that's just my computer. Looks nice though freddy.![]()
Don't know if it would be possible because of variable typing, but a var dump function would be really handy[ie, without having to call XToY()]
OK, well if Writeln can handle any variable then I guess that's pretty good in of itself[I'm assuming this doesn't mean arrays as well. An array printing function would be nice too, if it can be done
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An Add Element and Remove element would be a useful addition to the newest Scar, where the Inputted array can be ANY type.
Writing an SRL Member Application | [Updated] Pascal Scripting Statements
My GitHub
Progress Report:13:46 <@BenLand100> <SourceCode> @BenLand100: what you have just said shows you have serious physchological problems 13:46 <@BenLand100> HE GETS IT! 13:46 <@BenLand100> HE FINALLY GETS IT!!!!1
Using both of these
uses the mouse, not the keyboard to go to the mage tab using scar 3.20. How do i use the keyboard f-keys to select mage tab using scar 3.20?SCAR Code:KeyDown(118);
keydown(vk_f7);
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