Oh shmibs, thanks a lot, I just added it to the panel and pressed it and that way you can't set options.

I didn't use the Terminal, thanks.


EDIT: I just found how to do it through GUI too

Since wxwabbitemu hasn't got GIF Recording yet (we're working on it) I'd like to know if someone knows a Linux program to record a GIF of a part of the screen.

I tried byzanz, but it only allows recording the *whole* screen.

Thanks.

Bump.

I just finished my first game using axe

Why are you posting that here?

Quote from: FinaleTI on May 30, 2011, 08:48:17 pm

Can't believe I didn't post here before...

I really think you guys should keep working on this. I'm playing around with an idea right now, and this would work perfectly with it. I'd also be interested in collaborating on this, if that's ok with you guys.

Oh, no problem! PM me your email. We have a google code site up for code hosting, but don't try to use any of the files yet... the tokenizer is broken! Once I get some time, I will pull down the old tokenizer and use Michael_Lee's tokenizer for the project.

Just curious - what are you planning to do?

What about waiting until Wabbitemu can have files extracted? Oh wait, that's Windows only, yeah use Michael Lee's. I would rather compile with Axe and sending file to computer

--Program made by David Gomes

print("Enter number: ")
max_value = io.read("*number")           --Get maximum random number
if type(max_value) == "number" then      --If the user enters a number

  math.randomseed( os.time() )
  random_number = math.random(max_value) --Define a number
 
  counter = 0
 
  while true do
    print ("Guess a number: ")
    tried_number = io.read("*number")
    if type(tried_number) == "number" then
      if tried_number == random_number then
        print ("You Won")
        print (counter)
        break
      elseif tried_number > random_number then
        print ("Try a lower number")
        counter = counter + 1
      else
        print ("Try a higher number")
        counter = counter + 1
      end
    else
      print ("Not a number!")
    end
  end

else
  print("Not a number!")
  end
I actually thought that in a WFRNG, when counter=29, then it's right.

Here's a Lua program that is a number guesser, you win when you try the last option.

Example:

Max Value = 5
0
No
1
No
2
No
4
No
5
No
3
Yes

Code:

--Program made by David Gomes

print("Enter number: ")
max_value = io.read("*number")           --Get maximum random number
if type(max_value) == "number" then      --If the user enters a number

  math.randomseed( os.time() )
  random_number = math.random(max_value) --Define a number
 
  counter = 0
 
  while true do
    print ("Guess a number: ")
    tried_number = io.read("*number")
    if type(tried_number) == "number" then
      if counter<(max_value) then
        print ("Wrong Number")
        counter = counter + 1
      else
        print ("You won")
        break
      end
    else
      print ("Not a number!")
    end
  end

else
  print("Not a number!")
  end

I'd like to know something for my first ASM program.

How to get MAX and Current Archive in ASM Code?

Is there a pointer to it, or a B_CALL that returns it?

Thanks