Spring RTS Engine

Actually, it's you who doesn't seem to get it. The output
from that program is in "static" form, it does not use any
PHP scripting features other than to define the arrays.
Maybe you'd better understand the concept if I took 2
minutes to convert it to output XML, TDF, or "static" lua;
but I doubt it.

trepan wrote:Actually, it's you who doesn't seem to get it. The output
from that program is in "static" form, it does not use any
PHP scripting features other than to define the arrays.
Maybe you'd better understand the concept if I took 2
minutes to convert it to output XML, TDF, or "static" lua;
but I doubt it.

thats not what im talking about.

What is it that you are trying to say?

On a tangent, something that is missing from the modinfo
feature set is the ability to see what effects ModOptions.lua
has on the various definitions. It could get a little messy,
but I thought I'd throw it out there

TradeMark:

i cant open .diff files, can you send the whole
file link to me? if you cant, then forget about it

The .diff file that I attached is a text file. I would think
that someone with your obvious level of competence
would be able to open a text file. What might be eluding
you is the manner in which one applies a .diff file (aka:
.patch). The patch program is the easiest way to
do so on a *nix box.

To avoid bothering your head with such complications,
I've attached the full lua2php.cpp file to this post. You'll
want to copy it into the tools/unitsync/test/ directory
before running it.

trepan wrote:obvious level of competence

This sense of competence eludes me when i read Trademark's posts. Pretty much every one he has made on the whole forum too.

trepan wrote:TradeMark:

i cant open .diff files, can you send the whole
file link to me? if you cant, then forget about it

The .diff file that I attached is a text file. I would think
that someone with your obvious level of competence
would be able to open a text file. What might be eluding
you is the manner in which one applies a .diff file (aka:
.patch). The patch program is the easiest way to
do so on a *nix box.

To avoid bothering your head with such complications,
I've attached the full lua2php.cpp file to this post. You'll
want to copy it into the tools/unitsync/test/ directory
before running it.

lol like every programmer would know all these linux tricks.

its just stupid to expect everyone to know your magical stuff, and you already knew i dont know, you just want to insult me.

TradeMark wrote:you just want to insult me.

Trepan is out to get you, TFC is out to get you, I'm out to get you with .fbi -> .lua change.

Paranoid much?

if you dont know what a patch is you are a noob. officially.

yeah im out to get you too, and so is steve jobs.

i know what a patch is.