Scripting Tutorial

by Piglet on 08/12/2002 11:08, 10 messages, last message: 08/17/2002 12:39, 1236 views, last view: 04/30/2024 19:23

Just finished part one of my scripting tutorial, teaching how to use aliases and custom .cfg files, more to follow on a when i get round to it basis

get it from
www.12kb.b0x.com/stuff/scriptingtut.zip

in case your wondering i didnt do the hyperlink thing for a reason, specifically my site and it dont seem to like each other, just copy and paste the address and it should work fine

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#1: don't mean to upstage you

by pushplay on 08/13/2002 12:27

I started my tut before you finished.

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#2: Re: don't mean to upstage you

by Piglet on 08/13/2002 12:51, refers to #1

dont worry, its probably best if theirs a couple of diffrent tuts going around, diffrent people learn in diffrent ways

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#3: have you tested your code?

by Aardappel|holland on 08/13/2002 13:20

because things like:

bind V [alias num (+ num 1); echo $num]

will not work.

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#4: Re: have you tested your code?

by Piglet on 08/13/2002 16:07, refers to #3

Yes, all my code is fully tested, double checking... Yep definatly works, why shouldn't it???

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#5: Re: have you tested your code?

by pushplay on 08/13/2002 22:48, refers to #4

Near as I can tell it should be:
bind V [alias num (+ $num 1); echo $num]

But what's really weird is that I tested your code and it does what it seems you intended.

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#6: Re: have you tested your code?

by Piglet on 08/14/2002 08:55, refers to #5

Now that is strange, i see why my code 'should' be wrong now. Hmm thats really confusing!

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#7: Re: have you tested your code?

by Bascule on 08/16/2002 09:34, refers to #5

I found the same thing when I was looking over the tut. I didn't believe the code would work without '$' until I tried it!
Weird :)

Any ideas, Aard?

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#8: Re: have you tested your code?

by Aardappel|holland on 08/16/2002 21:12, refers to #7

a variable without the $ just evaluates to 0... so appearently it works with 0 :)

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#9: Re: have you tested your code?

by pushplay on 08/16/2002 23:18, refers to #8

But 0 + 1 always equals 1 where I come from.

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#10: Re: have you tested your code?

by Shockie on 08/17/2002 12:39, refers to #9

ah, im not the only one!

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