Elysian Shadows

Hey guys, just to let you know about this great website http://compilr.com , it allows you to compile applications online and it has a pretty neat IDE. Ive been making a few mini-projects in c# at http://compilr.com/tappatekie But they do limit you to 3 projects, which I think is stupid, but there ...

Hey guys, just to let you know about this great website http://compilr.com , it allows you to compile applications online and it has a pretty neat IDE. Ive been making a few mini-projects in c# at http://compilr.com/tappatekie But they do limit you to 3 projects, which I think is stupid, but there i...

Blackflower-1996 wrote:

JarrodParkes wrote:

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Entity1.setX(20);

Where is Entity1 created?

at the end of struct entity

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struct Entity
{
     ...
} Entity1;

Your calling a method within a value type with no object reference? (your trying to call a static function...)
EDIT: Don't matter... Don't know much c++ :L

Hey guys I was wondering if I had a sprite-sheet and I wanted to load only a certain 32x32 region of it into a 'PictureBox' of a Windows Form, how would I go about doing that? Also as a bonus, how would I filter the Magenta(255,0,255) and render as alpha, like SDL colour-keying. NOTE: I'm not too b...

Hey guys I was wondering if I had a sprite-sheet and I wanted to load only a certain 32x32 region of it into a 'PictureBox' of a Windows Form, how would I go about doing that? Also as a bonus, how would I filter the Magenta(255,0,255) and render as alpha, like SDL colour-keying. NOTE: I'm not too b...

From exe help post, I have seriously under estimated the amount of work the compilation will take to actually convert the code to C# then compile that. Reason is, that EVERY plywood function (all 370 and counting) would need a c# equivalent of that function (e.g printl would be "Console.WriteLi...

If I am going add that as a feature, it have to make you toggle it on yourself. If young student or a slow typer would type in a number, it may calculate it before he/she was able to type in the full number. And when you are done typing, the input-field must be cleared, so you can continue type in ...

Alright well thanks for the help. I got express. I should be able to do all of my beginner needs with it correct? And would it be worthwhile to purchase a license for VS at a later date? Or is there something more efficient? Yep :D, in fact express can help you with more advanced coding problems in...

I'm not much updated when it comes to 11, but isn't that the version for Windows 8? Yh, 11 is a "flat" style version of vs (like metro in win 8) Although, with 11, I have had no problems at all with it so far, ive been coding mini applications with it and works fine. But to be honest, it ...

Barroll wrote:Okay didn't want to post a whole new topic to ask this simple question. But what compiler would be suggested or windows that is free and works very well?

Microsoft Visual Studio ? (it comes with a IDE and a multi language compiler(s) (c++, c#, vb, f#)

Love the graphics :D Feedback would be: Maybe have some sort of no-input delay (like, when i stop typing on the text box after a few seconds, it calculates for me...) (not entirely sure this is possible ..) Thanks a lot! I don't quite understand why that would happen. It doesn't auto-calculate in m...

Love the graphics :D
Feedback would be:
Maybe have some sort of no-input delay (like, when i stop typing on the text box after a few seconds, it calculates for me...) (not entirely sure this is possible ..)

You could translate it to another language that is already portable, like C# (or ANSI C ;)), then compile it. But take a look at existing interpreted languages that offer pre-compilation to see how they handle it. Will do ;) (c#), i'l start developing the compiler later :D And maybe, you'l see the ...

Updated my initial post again, the language will now be multi-platform thanks to Mono (however it is not a guarantee since I haven't probably taken everything into account)

Usually you just pass the file as an argument to the interpreter. So: $ plywood file I'm running your file! =) And I don't know about windows, but in unix you can begin the file with the line #!/bin/plywood That line tells which program to use to interpret the file, so you can execute it directly: ...