Another question is how do you want the interface, since the code is in .NET and uses Classes and Objects, which vb doesn't have access to, i have to create a mixed code wrapper for you to call.

Am I missing any commands?

Command done pending complete testing for it. (aka has worked for a script but not all aspects have been tested) Set <variable> <expression> Get <variable> <type> <expression> For <varible> = <expression> to <expression> Next <variable> GetDString <variable> <expression> <expression> IDString <expre...

Not sure what you are talking about, the thing we were talking about or MexScript?

nothing working for the first, just a rough outline

MexScript, not sure, i don't know how you work things and errors that are produced for some things. doing a little guess work, with a few things i'm working out.

probably not immediately, if ever. but if it does work out, then there wouldn't be any more upgrades to the scripting at least.

Decide to revamp the Interpreter so that it can act better as a debugger. A script IDE for MexScript could act as a debugger and allow steping through the script. Nice for writters.

MexScript Parser and Interpreter Major Additions to the language include new types and embeded expressions. To be compatible with standard parsing, all places where expressions are allowable, requires the expression to be encompased by parenthesis. Examples include Original Code: Set MyVar MyOtherVa...

No, HE, that I was refering to is, Mr. Mouse. UTF-8 is a Unicode encoding. Since no OS i know of actually uses UTF-8 directly, and I highly doubt Mr.Mouse is doing any UTF-8<->UTF-16 transformation, it all depends on how hes reading the language data. Windows and *nix machines that have unicode supp...

Mexcom was created with VB5, all strings are in UTF-16 format and converted when needed to ansi if calling AAPI. Code pages are the devil, asian scripts are still in multibyte format and its a big pain to program that in UTF16 is the way to go. But weither or not Mexcom will read it is another story...

For those of you that have missed the boat

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vr3x_RRJdd4

very doubtful, if its under the GPL license.

You really need to get away from Win9x, Dos boxes are so 1990s. Installed w2k or xp, and get the superb command prompt.

You really need to get away from Win9x, Dos boxes are so 1990s. Installed w2k or xp, and get the superb command prompt.

You really need to get rid of Win9x, Dos boxes are so 1990 . Live in the now, with NT's command prompts.

even more difficult, that a lot of games don't use unicode at all, and in that sense, you CAN'T add jap. Now some games do use the locale, but then the user would have to set the code page of their system before its readable. Most games in other languges do NOT use unicode, but a bastardized code pa...