Quote from: merthsoft on December 19, 2010, 07:32:12 pm

Quote from: ScoutDavid on December 19, 2010, 07:30:20 pm

Also, I illegally use your XML files as tokens databse since the .inc file is confusing

You probably shouldn't (admit to) steal(ing) someone's intellectual property... I don't appreciate you using the file without permission for anything outside of TokenIDE.

I use it for checking tokens only. Don't worry, no commercial activity here. Also, it's not for any special program!

scout, i recommend you tread carefully right now.

Well in that case, it's ok. As long as it's not getting release elsewhere or used in something that's released I'm ok with it.
Ultimately, I don't want something I worked hard on getting used in any rival software.

No merth, because:
1. I'd never upload it;
2. I shall not make a rival software;
3. I see the work you had organizing it and understand you do not want it stolen.

Yeah it's best to ask permission before using something and releasing it with your program.

Yes, shaun/merth/merthsoft got it wrong :S But it's OK

I wouldn't be fine if someone was using my stuff

Yes, shaun/merth/merthsoft...

You need only refer to me by one moniker. My chosen one on forums being merth or merthsoft

Today I have an update! I've added preprocessor directives (kind of). You can #define something, and #undefine it. The syntax is:
#define word-to-replace replacement-wordand it works similar to C, just a little less functional. Basically, it'll replace all instances of word-to-replace with replacement-word, no matter where they occur in the text. This means if you have #define Map [A], it'll replace DrawTileMap with DrawTile[A], which will not give you the expected results. Also, as per the names, it only does word-by-word replacement, so you cannot #define word some series of words you want to replace. If that seems like something it ought to be able to do, I can add it (I think I probably will, that way you can do Boolean expressions). Here's a before shot:

As you can see, comments and directives get removed from the byte-pane, using instead a blank line. I've also changed the comment-starting-thing to be "//" instead of "#", opting to use "#" as a directive starter. These will be customizable.
And here's the "compiled" program:

#define! That is really useful Can't wait for more updates.

EDIT: It's updated on the site, right?

Yeah I am confused at define too .  Sorry. Nice to see new updates, though.

Ooh I see now. Should indeed make the code more readable and people who like to code for the computer might also remain interested at TI-BASIC and Axe for longer with that, since on the computer they're used to naming their variables how they want. Nice job Merth!

I've done some more with preprocessor stuff. There's now if(n)def/else/end:


You can see that it tokenizes a different line depending on what's defined and which one you use. You can embed them, as well: