Never mind, I wasn't paying much attention to what I was writing.
So, does it make that a 10 or a 0A?

EDIT:
Actually, it is:
:[09]->GDB1
:{GDB1}+1->GDB1

Really? I suppose I'll go and check it... Once I get my calc out of my bag, since I'm too lazy on such a wonderful afternoon...

Hmm...

Are you able to do mathematical operations with hexadecimal?

The only thing that is hexadecimal about it is how you type it in. It's just a number.

Yeah, hexadecimal doesn't exist if you don't want it to.  You can just think of it as base 10 if you want.  You can even think about it in base 3, or 4, or 255, or 9000, whatever you want!  As long as you understand a number is a number no matter what base you write it in.

This is what you should do if you want to use decimal:
ΔList(8,9,10,11,12)->GDB1

Instead of doing this:
[08090A0B0C]->GDB1

They are both identical.


EDIT: and by the way, this is correct:

:{GDB1}+1->{GDB1}

Not any of these:

:{GDB1}+1->GDB1
:GDB1+1->GDB1
:GDB1+1->{GDB1}

The last one is syntactically correct, but it won't do what you're trying to make it do.

Quote from: Quigibo on April 01, 2010, 03:41:39 pm

:{GDB1}+1->GDB1
:GDB1+1->GDB1
:GDB1+1->{GDB1}

What would these three do?  *Ztrumpet is curious...

The first two are illegal because GDB1 is a constant pointer. The third one will add one to the constant and store it to {GDB1}

goodbye silvershadow you will be missed i was looking forward to crystal defenders a lot

im sorry it ended this way but i wish you luck with the rest of life may it be good to you and you good to it

Uhm.
Momentary relapse? o.O

Welcome back?