MexScript

Rahly · Post by **Rahly** » Fri Jan 26, 2007 5:05 pm

please note i said TEST ide, this is by no means a product, but a visual of how the debugger and scriptor works.

Post by **Dinoguy1000** » Fri Jan 26, 2007 6:27 pm

Eh? I knew that... I was referring to the last image, where it says
"4: Unknown Command: x
Test Compile Completed"

Rahly · Post by **Rahly** » Wed May 30, 2007 3:14 am

New stuff, different look, also added breakpoints.

Post by **Mr.Mouse** » Wed May 30, 2007 7:37 am

I long for the day I can get rid of my MexScriptor!

This is looking good!

Post by **Dinoguy1000** » Thu May 31, 2007 11:28 pm

Nice!

I was wondering where you'd disappeared to...

Rahly · Post by **Rahly** » Wed Jul 04, 2007 4:05 pm

For Get Command

Removed Types

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Long
Int
ThreeByte
Byte

All Types as Followed

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LInt8
LInt16
LInt32
LInt24
LInt64
LUInt8
LUInt16
LUInt24
LUInt32
LUInt64
BInt8
BInt16
BInt24
BInt32
BInt64
BUInt8
BUInt16
BUInt24
BUInt32
BUInt64
String
ShortString
LongString
Single
Double

Created Alias for backwards compatibility

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Long -> LInt32
Int -> LInt16
Byte -> LUint8
ThreeByte -> LInt24

Alias's take an extra lookup time, so in theory they are slower but not noticably

Types on Debate

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WideString
LongWideString

Post by **Mr.Mouse** » Wed Jul 04, 2007 6:37 pm

Really NICE!

Rahly · Post by **Rahly** » Thu Jul 05, 2007 3:51 am

some changes

removed types (changed to Alias')

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LInt8
BInt8
LUInt8
BUInt8

added types

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Int8
UInt8

Mainly because 8bit doesn't have endianess

Rahly · Post by **Rahly** » Thu Jul 05, 2007 4:34 am

removed types (changed to alias')

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Single
Double

added types

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LSingle
LDouble
BSingle
BDouble

Post by **Mr.Mouse** » Thu Jul 05, 2007 6:26 am

Rahly wrote: Mainly because 8bit doesn't have endianess

LOL.

Post by **Dinoguy1000** » Sat Jul 07, 2007 4:34 pm

Yet Another Reason (YAR!) why endianness still mystifies me...

Rahly · Post by **Rahly** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 5:50 pm

Internal types and their conversion in expressions

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string + string = string
string + int    = int
string + long   = long
string + uint   = uint
string + ulong  = ulong
string + float  = float

int    + string = int
int    + int    = int
int    + long   = long
int    + uint   = long
int    + ulong  = ulong
int    + float  = float
 
long   + string = long
long   + int    = long
long   + long   = long
long   + uint   = long
long   + ulong  = ulong
long   + float  = float

uint   + string = uint
uint   + int    = long
uint   + long   = long
uint   + uint   = uint
uint   + ulong  = ulong
uint   + float  = float

ulong  + string = ulong
ulong  + int    = long
ulong  + long   = ulong
ulong  + uint   = ulong
ulong  + ulong  = ulong
ulong  + float  = float

float  + string = float
float  + int    = float
float  + long   = float
float  + uint   = float
float  + ulong  = float
float  + float  = float

if undesirable, new command added

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CONVERT VariableName Type

This command allows the promotion of a variable to a specific type

P.S. Forgot to mention that strings will be converted to an integer, unlike most string->int converters in languages, this acts more like in scripting languages (perl/php) where "103 hello" is actually 103 integer instead of an error or 0

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