Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on May 02, 2013, 02:02:42 am

(On a side note, Runer112 is the one in charge of Axe Parser development and given his history of crazy optimizations to any ASM sources he finds, he knows very well what he's talking about.)

i agree to you
but isn´t there another possibility than to laern a new big languege(maby a hex code...)

Hex codes are just preassembled assembly instructions. So no, that's not going to change anything. By the way, writing hooks is a fairly complicated process involving lots and lots of options. Including that in a language like axe would be impractical and (probably) cause a significant increase in compiler size. Might as well just write asm.


On an off-topic note: No offence, but would you mind paying a little more attention to grammar and spelling? You don't have to write perfect Oxford English, but even a small effort will make your posts more pleasant to read, people will be more inclined to help you. Note: I'm no native speaker myself (English is my third language), so that's no excuse.

Quote from: mapar007 on May 02, 2013, 09:27:30 am

On an off-topic note: No offence, but would you mind paying a little more attention to grammar and spelling?

You spelled offense wrong

British spelling

http://grammarist.com/spelling/offence-offense/

i made this code:

:getcalc("str4"-->J
:getcalc("str1"-->A
:length(A)→L
:If GetCalc(J,L-1)→B
:Copy(A,B,L)
:Else
:Disp "Creation error"
:End
in string 4 the program should been stored in that str1 should been copied
but it isn´t working...Why?

Secondly, i don't get the getcalc in the if.

It's there so that the copy doesn't happen to a random place if the variable isn't created.
BTW the size of the variable should be L, not L-1.

str1 shall bestored in a prog.and the progname is standing in str4.so how i make the code???

sorry but how i´m closing it?i´m anew programmer..
the code whith lenth of str1 is fro calc84maniac and not from me so i don´t know..

checked my code 3 times doesn´t work