Rockin'.

New expression parser that includes unary minus, unary bitwise not (~) and correct handling of logical operators and parenthesis. Also allows logical operators outside of conditionals. (eg. 'int x = a || b')
:)

Fixed a bug where a zone might not activate even with 100% activation chance
:):)

Fixed pixel-based movement in movestrings (P/T works now.)
!!!! :):):)

Quote:Originally posted by RageCage

(P/T works now.) <-- whats that?

New expression parser that includes unary minus, unary bitwise not (~) and correct handling of logical operators and parenthesis. Also allows logical operators outside of conditionals. (eg. 'int x = a || b')<-- come again?

- By putting 'editcode 1' in verge.cfg, you can reload and evaluate code at runtime. Incompatible with releasemode. <-- SEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEXXXXXXXXXXXXXAYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!

P/T is for toggling pixel-based and tile-based EntityMove scripts.

Unary minus means -1, not 0 - 1.

Bitwise not is useful for bitfield stuff.

The operators and parenthesis fix allows:

if ((you_suck && your_friends == 0) || you_are_dead)

{

     Exit('You suck at life');

}

Logical operators outside of conditionals should probably let you do something useful like this (updated version of what's currently in the code vault):

// Check for mouse within rectangular area

int DetectMouseCollision(int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2)

// Pass: the top left x1,y1 and bottom right x2,y2 coords of the rectangle

// Return: True if the mouse is within the rectangle, false if it is not

// Credit: Overkill

{

	return (mouse.x >= x1 && mouse.x <= x2 && mouse.y >= y1 && mouse.y <= y2);

}

Oh, hey, look! The V3 logo is all glossified!

--Omni

I think he's just too cool to login like us losers :(

I don't think I've logged out in... months.

oh god that's awsome! thanks for the explination ovk!

Quote:Originally posted by Unimportant NPC (Anonymous)

What does 'reload and evaluate code at runtime' mean? I thought Verge already did that. Does this mean I can edit a Map VC file, then visit the map, and Verge will load and compile the new changed Map VC?
Sort of... when you run the exe with editcode turned on, you get a second window:



You can highlight a VergeC file and click 'Reload VC', and it will recompile and reload that file right then. Any functions that you're in the middle of will be allowed to finish as they were before, but all new function calls will be from the new file.

Clicking 'Reload Map' will restart the current map, recompiling the map vc and incorporating any changes you've made with maped or whatever.

The other box there, as you can see, is where you can type in lines of code to execute right then. Basically when you click the 'Eval' button it's as if you called a function with a code body of what you've typed in there.

Does that clear things up for anyone?

Omni... you're not writing self-modifying code, are you? o_o