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Quote from: KermMartian on June 06, 2010, 10:02:01 pmQuote from: Deep Thought on June 06, 2010, 09:14:35 pmWow, that is definitely worth two flash pages. Can't wait. When's it coming out? If you check out my signature, on or before September 1, 2010. And yes, it's actually three pages. Doors CS 5 was one page, Doors CS 6 added a page for all kinds of GUI subsystem stuff, hooks, and such, and Doors CS 7 adds another page for about 12KB of Celtic / XLib libraries.Sorry, didn't see that.That's still worth it, though.And DCS8: another page for Axe-style parsing? EDIT: Wow, three smilies in three quote zones.EDIT2: What does CS stand for, anyway?
Quote from: Deep Thought on June 06, 2010, 09:14:35 pmWow, that is definitely worth two flash pages. Can't wait. When's it coming out? If you check out my signature, on or before September 1, 2010. And yes, it's actually three pages. Doors CS 5 was one page, Doors CS 6 added a page for all kinds of GUI subsystem stuff, hooks, and such, and Doors CS 7 adds another page for about 12KB of Celtic / XLib libraries.
Wow, that is definitely worth two flash pages. Can't wait. When's it coming out?
You know, it is actually possible to make an Axe interpreter, but it would necessarily be so much slower than if it were compiled.Love the update by the way. Just so you know, only the period followed by a capital letter/theta is an axe header, I think you mentioned something about allowing other symbols to show up as source.
That would be nice, altough I would recommend that it's not implemented until Axe is finished, in case changes are done to Axe syntax itself. It could be nice, though, altough as Quigibo said, it would be much slower. Think for example of BBC Basic speed.
I could make it specifically look for A-Z and theta, but that would take more space, as theta is not contiguous in the token table with A-Z.
That option is already integrated in the betas. Just like with the Tab key on a PC, you can use XTOn and STAT to select a program or an area on the screen.