[regularkParticipant]

That looks pretty sweet, the lighting makes it look rather intense! Is this using mojo or has it been heavily modified/a custom graphics implementation?

On the Itch page I find the contrast between the text and background a bit hard to read

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Yup you betcha, getting the information is pretty darn easy.

I think I’ll work towards splitting this up into some modules:
REST = help with getting REST resources, this would be quite useful for a lot scenarios now as it seems like all online service use REST now
GitHub = use the Json returned from the REST module to create GitHub resources into objects, so we can list repositories and such
Git = using std.process to interact with the local users git installation

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Awesome, thank you Mark, I was hoping there was more elegant way of doing this

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Haha wow Angus, thank you.

Here’s my version of what you made

Monkey

Function Main() Local fileTime := GetFileTime(AppDir()+ "app.json") Print fileTime Local st := New StringTime(fileTime) Local str:String = st Print "string:" +str Local time:Time = st Print "time:" +time End Class StringTime Global dayName:String[]=New String[]("Sunday","Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday") Global monthName:String[]=New String[]("January","February","March","April","May","June","July","August","September","October","November","December") Global suffix:String[]=New String[]("th","st","nd","rd","th","th", "th","th","th","th","th", "th","th","th","th","th", "th","th","th","th","th", "st","nd","rd","th","th", "th","th","th","th","th", "st") Global tf:Long=24 Field day:Long,mins:Long,secs:Long,year:Long,leap:Long Field oSecond:Long,oHour:Long,oMinute:Long,oWeekDay:Long,oYear:Long,oYearDay:Long,oMonth:Long,oMonthDay:Long Method New(ut:Long) day=ut/(tf*60*60) secs=ut Mod (tf*60*60) oSecond=secs Mod 60 mins=secs/60 oHour=mins/60 oMinute=mins Mod 60 oWeekDay=(day+4) Mod 7 year=(((day*4)+2)/1461) oYear=year+70 leap=Not(oYear & 3) day-=((year*1461)+1)/4 oYearDay=day If day>(58+leap) If leap day+=1 Else day+=2 End Else day+=0 End oMonth=((day*12)+6)/367 oMonthDay=day+1-((oMonth*367)+5)/12 oYear+=1900 End Method To:String() Return dayName[oWeekDay]+", "+String(oMonthDay)+suffix[oMonthDay]+" "+monthName[oMonth]+" "+String(oYear)+", "+String(oHour)+":"+String(oMinute)+":"+String(oSecond) End Method To:Time() Return New Time(oMonthDay, oMonth, oYear, oHour, oMinute, oSecond) End End

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Function Main() Local fileTime := GetFileTime(AppDir()+ "app.json") Print fileTime Local st := New StringTime(fileTime) Local str:String = st Print "string:" +str Local time:Time = st Print "time:" +time End     Class StringTime Global dayName:String[]=New String[]("Sunday","Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday") Global monthName:String[]=New String[]("January","February","March","April","May","June","July","August","September","October","November","December") Global suffix:String[]=New String[]("th","st","nd","rd","th","th", "th","th","th","th","th", "th","th","th","th","th", "th","th","th","th","th", "st","nd","rd","th","th", "th","th","th","th","th", "st") Global tf:Long=24   Field day:Long,mins:Long,secs:Long,year:Long,leap:Long Field oSecond:Long,oHour:Long,oMinute:Long,oWeekDay:Long,oYear:Long,oYearDay:Long,oMonth:Long,oMonthDay:Long Method New(ut:Long) day=ut/(tf*60*60) secs=ut Mod (tf*60*60) oSecond=secs Mod 60 mins=secs/60 oHour=mins/60 oMinute=mins Mod 60 oWeekDay=(day+4) Mod 7 year=(((day*4)+2)/1461) oYear=year+70 leap=Not(oYear & 3) day-=((year*1461)+1)/4 oYearDay=day If day>(58+leap) If leap day+=1 Else day+=2 End Else day+=0 End oMonth=((day*12)+6)/367 oMonthDay=day+1-((oMonth*367)+5)/12 oYear+=1900 End Method To:String() Return dayName[oWeekDay]+", "+String(oMonthDay)+suffix[oMonthDay]+" "+monthName[oMonth]+" "+String(oYear)+", "+String(oHour)+":"+String(oMinute)+":"+String(oSecond) End Method To:Time() Return New Time(oMonthDay, oMonth, oYear, oHour, oMinute, oSecond) End End

[regularkParticipant]

Cool, what platforms are you building this for?

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Monkey

Class Canvas Extension Method magicplot(x:Float, y:Float) Color = New Color(Rnd(0, 1), Rnd(0, 1), Rnd(0,1)) DrawPoint(x, y) End End

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Class Canvas Extension Method magicplot(x:Float, y:Float)   Color = New Color(Rnd(0, 1), Rnd(0, 1), Rnd(0,1))   DrawPoint(x, y) End End

You’re looking for Extensions. There’s a small explanation of it in the manual under “User defined types”.

[regularkParticipant]

Yeah, this MBA isn’t very good for 3D acceleration. Pretty much any 3D game chugs at least a tiny bit.

[regularkParticipant]

This looks awesome, I can’t wait to see this develop into a game!

For reference, it’s a bit slow on my early 2014 MacBook Air but still playable.

[regularkParticipant]

I was hoping to see this come around sometime, it will be quite useful. Thank you!

[regularkParticipant]

That’s awesome, game’s pretty cool and seems like a lot of people love it.

[regularkParticipant]

For the record everything seems to work here now on my Mac. I can compile to wasm and asmjs no problem after installing emscripten to sdk-incoming-64bit with the latest monkey branch.

[regularkParticipant]

Great! I can compile the develop branch without a hitch, and compile projects to asmjs but when compiling to wasm I still receive the ‘NameError: name ‘allow’ is not defined’ error. Any ideas?

[regularkParticipant]

@jesse did you ever resolve this issue? I get the same error when compiling to wasm

[regularkParticipant]

That looks pretty cool Richard. Did you face any problems optimizing it to run that well?

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I’ve been using Ted2Go for a few weeks now and enjoying it. Thank you for the work nerobot!

 

Does anyone else experience the IDE throttling CPU? Right now it’s at 98% CPU on my MacBook Air early-2014, and it regularly idles around 15% CPU on my desktop Windows 10.

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