[TomToadParticipant]

Odd bugs with version 2.3.1

First, when I have auto-complete turned on, I go to type Self. and just as soon as I press the dot, the IDE closes.  No errors or anything, the window just closes.

Second, when I close the IDE with the X after load a program, sometimes the IDE will crash with the “Ted2Go has stopped working, Windows is searching for a solution,” dialog.

Both things happen intermittently, sometimes occurring, sometimes not.  I tried both the Master, and Dev versions of the IDE from GitHub.

[TomToadParticipant]

Had the same issue as abakobo, changing the lines fixed the issue.  Didn’t see the issue submitted on GitHub, so I submitted one.

As for the game, cant seem to figure out the controls.  I would aim the cue, then press “Power” button, but that would just move the cue stick, so I preposition and try again.  After about 4 or 5 tries, when I try to re-aim the cue stick, it shoots instead.  I seem to get it to work correctly in about 1 of 4 shots.  Is there something I’m doing wrong?

Otherwise, great game

[TomToadParticipant]

Odd, when I do an emscriptem build, everything works fine.  A PC desktop build, and I have the bug of the invaders running off screen.

HP 15-f100dx laptop. AMD A8 6410 APU with Radeon R5 Graphics 2.0ghz, 4GB ram, Windows 10 Home 64 bit OS.

[TomToadParticipant]

The source now compiles and runs, but there seems to be a couple of bugs.  The invaders just march off the right side of the screen and don’t return.  Can’t shoot any of the asteroids.

[TomToadParticipant]

I’m getting the same errors, v1.1.03

[TomToadParticipant]

Can’t really use .. as it is being used by Using.  Could replace it with _ or \ or some other character so there would be no need to anticipate every possible scenario in which we need to continue a line.

[TomToadParticipant]

@nerobot, that doesn’t work.  It includes the newline and tabs within the string.  So it prints

Hello, multiline world!

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Hello, multiline world!

instead of
Hello, multiline world!
Seems the only way to do it is

Monkey

Local multi:="Hello, " multi += "multiline " multi += "world!"

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Local multi:="Hello, " multi += "multiline " multi += "world!"

[TomToadParticipant]

Thanks.  Now how would I break up a very long string onto separate lines?  A long expression?

Monkey

Function Main() Local Name:String = "This is a very long " + "string I wish to break up onto " + "multiple lines" Local n:Int = 10 + 12 / 2 - 3 * 5 Print Name Print n End

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Function Main() Local Name:String = "This is a very long " + "string I wish to break up onto " + "multiple lines" Local n:Int = 10 + 12 / 2 - 3 * 5 Print Name Print n End

[TomToadParticipant]

I guess you could emulate unions with properties

Monkey

Class Vector Field x:Float Field y:Float Property s:Float() Return x Setter (n:Float) x = n End Property t:Float() Return y Setter (n:Float) y = n End Property r:Float() Return x Setter (n:Float) x = n End Property g:Float() Return y Setter (n:Float) y = n End End Function Main() Local Vec:= New Vector Vec.x = 10 Vec.y = 20 Print Vec.s+","+Vec.t Vec.r = 3.5 Vec.g = 17.6 Print Vec.x+","+Vec.y End

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Class Vector Field x:Float Field y:Float Property s:Float() Return x Setter (n:Float) x = n End Property t:Float() Return y Setter (n:Float) y = n End Property r:Float() Return x Setter (n:Float) x = n End Property g:Float() Return y Setter (n:Float) y = n End End   Function Main() Local Vec:= New Vector Vec.x = 10 Vec.y = 20 Print Vec.s+","+Vec.t Vec.r = 3.5 Vec.g = 17.6 Print Vec.x+","+Vec.y End

[TomToadParticipant]

Please excuse my ignorance here as I’m new to MX2 programming and don’t know anything about gles, but isn’t gles3 just a superset of gles2? IOW, gles3 contains the gles2 api plus a bunch of extra features? If so, then couldn’t you write the module to be gles2 compatible as long as no gles3 function calls are made, but then compile a glse3 version when the extra features are needed? Sort of similar to BMax SetGraphicsDriver command, maybe SetGLESVersion (2|3) command.

[TomToadParticipant]

The line compiles to

bb_print(bbString((-f0.l_myStack->m_Pop()+f0.l_myStack->m_Pop())));

So it would appear that MinGW is calling the methods in reverse.

This can be a problem as it creates an inconsistency across platforms.  I have confirmed that Android build processes left to right.  Example below prints 5 on Android and -5 on Windows. (Sorry, haven’t figured out yet how to print values on Android without mojo yet)

Monkey

#Import "<std>" #Import "<mojo>" Using std.. Using mojo.. Class Test Extends Window Field gi:int Method OnRender( display:Canvas ) Override gi = 0 App.RequestRender() display.Clear(Color.Black) display.DrawText(-Fun1()+Fun1(),10,10) End Method Fun1:Int() gi = gi + 5 Return gi End Method End Function Main() New AppInstance New Test App.Run() End

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#Import "<std>" #Import "<mojo>"   Using std.. Using mojo..         Class Test Extends Window Field gi:int Method OnRender( display:Canvas ) Override gi = 0 App.RequestRender() display.Clear(Color.Black) display.DrawText(-Fun1()+Fun1(),10,10) End Method Fun1:Int() gi = gi + 5 Return gi End Method   End   Function Main() New AppInstance New Test App.Run() End

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