[DaniloParticipant]

Ethernaut’s code changed to use a list of Vec2f:

Monkey

#Import "<std>" Using std.. Function Main() Local list := New List< Vec2f > 'Populates list For Local n := 0 Until 20 list.Add( New Vec2f ) Next ' ' Set value, copy struct back into list ' Local iterator := list.All() While Not iterator.AtEnd Local item := iterator.Current item.x = Rnd( 100.0 ) iterator.Current = item iterator.Bump() Wend ' ' read values ' For Local item := Eachin list Print item.x End End

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#Import  "<std>"   Using std..   Function Main()          Local list := New List< Vec2f >          'Populates list     For Local n := 0 Until 20         list.Add( New Vec2f )     Next          '     ' Set value, copy struct back into list     '     Local iterator := list.All()       While Not iterator.AtEnd         Local item := iterator.Current           item.x = Rnd( 100.0 )           iterator.Current = item           iterator.Bump()     Wend          '     ' read values     '     For Local item := Eachin list         Print item.x     End End

Assign new value:

Monkey

#Import "<std>" Using std.. Function Main() Local list := New List< Vec2f > 'Populates list For Local n := 0 Until 20 list.Add( New Vec2f ) Next ' ' Set new value ' Local iterator := list.All() While Not iterator.AtEnd iterator.Current = New Vec2f( Rnd(100.0), Rnd(100.0) ) iterator.Bump() Wend ' ' read values ' For Local item := Eachin list Print item.x + " : " + item.y End End

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#Import  "<std>"   Using std..   Function Main()          Local list := New List< Vec2f >          'Populates list     For Local n := 0 Until 20         list.Add( New Vec2f )     Next          '     ' Set new value     '     Local iterator := list.All()       While Not iterator.AtEnd         iterator.Current = New Vec2f( Rnd(100.0), Rnd(100.0) )         iterator.Bump()     Wend          '     ' read values     '     For Local item := Eachin list         Print item.x + " : " + item.y     End End

[DaniloParticipant]

Got a new request for custom work yesterday. A woman has an idea
to start a new company and she is looking for someone to bring
her idea into reality. She is looking for a coder/programmer/software-developer.
At start of a new business, developing a software using a full-time
company ($70+/hour) may be too expensive, so she is looking for a cheaper solution.

She had a program for desktop in mind.

Thanks to MonkeyX2, I can at least cover Windows+Linux+Mac+Android+iOS,
and maybe Web (MX2 using EMScripten is not the best solution for Web, IMO).
So, thanks to MX2, I can bring-in new ideas to make the application
portable for use on phones and tablets as well — the modern world.

MX2 may open completely new doors, possibilities, ideas…

Thanks for that, Mark!

[DaniloParticipant]

‘Override’ replaces a ‘Virtual’ method by a new method.

Class X has a virtual method doSomething().
Class Y inherits/extends class X.
Class Y would like to change the method doSomething(),
so it overrides it. When calling Y.doSomething(),
the overriden/replaced method is executed.

Without the keyword ‘Override’ you could replace a
method by accident, just by using the same method
fingerprint (method name + parameters).
To avoid such accidents, you have to explicitely
use ‘Override’ to make sure it is really what you want
to do.

Search for “OOP override”: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Method_overriding

[DaniloParticipant]

@nerobot:
Is it possible to configure shortcut keys? I would like to have
“Compile+Run” as F5 key, and the new “Compile+Debug” as F6 for example.
Pressing 2 keys (CMD+R / CMD+D) to trigger this most-used actions is annoying.

[DaniloParticipant]

> But strange still.

Of course still a bug that needs to be looked at by Mark.
Works with ‘0.1’, but with ‘.1’ there is a problem somewhere
in the semantic process, automatic type conversion, or
code generation.

[DaniloParticipant]

It has nothing to do with ‘+=’, it is that ‘.1’ is not correctly converted to integer.
The result is a random (uninitialized) number:

Monkey

Function IntFunc( value:Int ) Print value End Function Main() For Local i:Int = 1 To 5 IntFunc(.1) ' Shows the same value 5 times Next Print "----------" Local x:Int ' Display 5 times different value x = .1 Print x x = .1 Print x x = .1 Print x x = .1 Print x x = .1 Print x End

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Function IntFunc( value:Int )     Print value End   Function Main()       For Local i:Int = 1 To 5         IntFunc(.1) ' Shows the same value 5 times     Next          Print "----------"          Local x:Int     ' Display 5 times different value     x = .1     Print x     x = .1     Print x     x = .1     Print x     x = .1     Print x     x = .1     Print x End

For the loop it displays the same number 5 times, because it is only generated once.
For the Print statements, each of the 5 assignments result in different uninitialzed/random numbers.

Output:

Monkey

17129798 17129798 17129798 17129798 17129798 ---------- -1467958384 -1467957952 -1467957504 -1467957056 -1467956608

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17129798 17129798 17129798 17129798 17129798 ---------- -1467958384 -1467957952 -1467957504 -1467957056 -1467956608

The generated C++ code has the wrong numbers directly implemented (hard coded):

C++

{ bbInt l_i=1; for(;(l_i<=5);l_i+=1){ g_default_IntFunc(4312097094); } } bb_print(bbString(L"----------",10)); bbInt l_x{}; l_x=140538451901328; bb_print(bbString(l_x)); l_x=140538451901760; bb_print(bbString(l_x)); l_x=140538451902208; bb_print(bbString(l_x)); l_x=140538451902656; bb_print(bbString(l_x)); l_x=140538451903104; bb_print(bbString(l_x)); } void g_default_IntFunc(bbInt l_value){ bb_print(bbString(l_value)); }

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{     bbInt l_i=1;     for(;(l_i<=5);l_i+=1){       g_default_IntFunc(4312097094);     }   }   bb_print(bbString(L"----------",10));   bbInt l_x{};   l_x=140538451901328;   bb_print(bbString(l_x));   l_x=140538451901760;   bb_print(bbString(l_x));   l_x=140538451902208;   bb_print(bbString(l_x));   l_x=140538451902656;   bb_print(bbString(l_x));   l_x=140538451903104;   bb_print(bbString(l_x)); }   void g_default_IntFunc(bbInt l_value){   bb_print(bbString(l_value)); }

[DaniloParticipant]

Two things come to my mind:
1. Windows DPI scaling. Do you have a HighDPI display (200% or so)?
2. Graphics card driver settings. Check GPU driver settings. (NVidia/AMD control center?)

[DaniloParticipant]

image.Texture.TextureFilter = true/false
image.Texture.WrapST = true/false

+1 for AdamStrange

[DaniloParticipant]

For Linux, Mac, Windows: http://www.kvirc.net/ (free, open-source)

[DaniloParticipant]

Okay, thanks Mark!

[DaniloParticipant]

Mollusk ( http://grudlux.com/mollusk/ ) supports MX1 + MX2
and is actively developed.

[DaniloParticipant]

Mark wants to see every bug report on GitHub. Opening an issue
on github increases the chance for a fix, as far as I understand it.

[DaniloParticipant]

[DaniloParticipant]

@javicervera:
Please don’t use “mx23d”…

“MX2-3D” / “M2-3D”/ “MX-3D” / “MonkeyX2 3D” / “Monkey 2 3D” / “MonkeyX 3D”
would be Okay.
“mx23d” looks weird… and it would be better to
have a name like “MX2-3D” / “MonkeyX2 3D” / “Monkey2 3D”.

[DaniloParticipant]

> Something like ‘Out’ or Var’ params will likely happen at some point, not sure when.

+1 for ‘Out’ params.

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