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Twxproxy script command: getChar?
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Twxproxy script command: getChar?
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Ensign  Joined: Mon Dec 26, 2011 8:41 am Posts: 206 
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 Twxproxy script command: getChar?So I finally found getCharCode, but now I'm looking for getChar. Adding a command to twx seems failry easy, although I guess I could just add the array to my scripts manually... is there already a better way than that? I tried experimenting with the char codes and I couldn't find a better way. If there isn't one, I wouldn't mind a command like getChar (edit: maybe getChar isn't the best name, but whatever people think it should be called is fine) :
script reference entry: TwxProxy2.05 script Reference wrote: getChar Purpose: Get the single-character value for an ascii character code. Syntax: getChar {int} resultVar {int}: The integer to get the char for. It must be between 0 and 255. resultVar: A variable to hold the character. Notes: For more information on ASCII character conversions, look up 'ASCII chart' in an internet search engine. In TwxProxy ScriptCmd.pas, something like this: Code: function CmdGetChar(Script : TObject; Params : array of TCmdParam) : TCmdAction; var CharCode : Integer; begin // CMD: getChar <int> resultVar ConvertToNumber(Params[0].Value, CharCode); if ((CharCode < 0) Or (CharCode > 255)) then raise EScriptError.Create('Bad integer'); Params[1].Value := Char(CharCode); Result := caNone; end; Then in test script: Code: setVar $i 0 while ($i <= 255) getChar $i $char echo "*Char(" & $i & "): _" & $char & "_" add $i 1 end Test script output: Code: Char(0): __ Char(1): __ Char(2): __ Char(3): __ Char(4): __ Char(5): __ Char(6): __ Char(7): __ Char(8): _ Char(9): _ _ Char(10): _ _ Char(11): _ _ Char(12): _ _ Char(13): _ _ Char(14): __ Char(15): __ Char(16): __ Char(17): __ Char(18): __ Char(19): __ Char(20): __ Char(21): __ Char(22): __ Char(23): __ Char(24): __ Char(25): __ Char(26): __ Char(27): _har(28): _ _ Char(29): _ _ Char(30): _ _ Char(31): _ _ Char(32): _ _ Char(33): _!_ Char(34): _"_ Char(35): _#_ Char(36): _$_ Char(37): _%_ Char(38): _&_ Char(39): _'_ Char(40): _(_ Char(41): _)_ Char(42): _*_ Char(43): _+_ Char(44): _,_ Char(45): _-_ Char(46): _._ Char(47): _/_ Char(48): _0_ Char(49): _1_ Char(50): _2_ Char(51): _3_ Char(52): _4_ Char(53): _5_ Char(54): _6_ Char(55): _7_ Char(56): _8_ Char(57): _9_ Char(58): _:_ Char(59): _;_ Char(60): _<_ Char(61): _=_ Char(62): _>_ Char(63): _?_ Char(64): _@_ Char(65): _A_ Char(66): _B_ Char(67): _C_ Char(68): _D_ Char(69): _E_ Char(70): _F_ Char(71): _G_ Char(72): _H_ Char(73): _I_ Char(74): _J_ Char(75): _K_ Char(76): _L_ Char(77): _M_ Char(78): _N_ Char(79): _O_ Char(80): _P_ Char(81): _Q_ Char(82): _R_ Char(83): _S_ Char(84): _T_ Char(85): _U_ Char(86): _V_ Char(87): _W_ Char(88): _X_ Char(89): _Y_ Char(90): _Z_ Char(91): _[_ Char(92): _\_ Char(93): _]_ Char(94): _^_ Char(95): ___ Char(96): _`_ Char(97): _a_ Char(98): _b_ Char(99): _c_ Char(100): _d_ Char(101): _e_ Char(102): _f_ Char(103): _g_ Char(104): _h_ Char(105): _i_ Char(106): _j_ Char(107): _k_ Char(108): _l_ Char(109): _m_ Char(110): _n_ Char(111): _o_ Char(112): _p_ Char(113): _q_ Char(114): _r_ Char(115): _s_ Char(116): _t_ Char(117): _u_ Char(118): _v_ Char(119): _w_ Char(120): _x_ Char(121): _y_ Char(122): _z_ Char(123): _{_ Char(124): _|_ Char(125): _}_ Char(126): _~_ Char(127): __ Char(128): _€_ Char(129): __ Char(130): _‚_ Char(131): _ƒ_ Char(132): _„_ Char(133): _…_ Char(134): _†_ Char(135): _‡_ Char(136): _ˆ_ Char(137): _‰_ Char(138): _Š_ Char(139): _‹_ Char(140): _Œ_ Char(141): __ Char(142): _Ž_ Char(143): __ Char(144): __ Char(145): _‘_ Char(146): _’_ Char(147): _“_ Char(148): _”_ Char(149): _•_ Char(150): _–_ Char(151): _—_ Char(152): _˜_ Char(153): _™_ Char(154): _š_ Char(155): _›_ Char(156): _œ_ Char(157): __ Char(158): _ž_ Char(159): _Ÿ_ Char(160): _ _ Char(161): _¡_ Char(162): _¢_ Char(163): _£_ Char(164): _¤_ Char(165): _¥_ Char(166): _¦_ Char(167): _§_ Char(168): _¨_ Char(169): _©_ Char(170): _ª_ Char(171): _«_ Char(172): _¬_ Char(173): __ Char(174): _®_ Char(175): _¯_ Char(176): _°_ Char(177): _±_ Char(178): _²_ Char(179): _³_ Char(180): _´_ Char(181): _µ_ Char(182): _¶_ Char(183): _·_ Char(184): _¸_ Char(185): _¹_ Char(186): _º_ Char(187): _»_ Char(188): _¼_ Char(189): _½_ Char(190): _¾_ Char(191): _¿_ Char(192): _À_ Char(193): _Á_ Char(194): _Â_ Char(195): _Ã_ Char(196): _Ä_ Char(197): _Å_ Char(198): _Æ_ Char(199): _Ç_ Char(200): _È_ Char(201): _É_ Char(202): _Ê_ Char(203): _Ë_ Char(204): _Ì_ Char(205): _Í_ Char(206): _Î_ Char(207): _Ï_ Char(208): _Ð_ Char(209): _Ñ_ Char(210): _Ò_ Char(211): _Ó_ Char(212): _Ô_ Char(213): _Õ_ Char(214): _Ö_ Char(215): _×_ Char(216): _Ø_ Char(217): _Ù_ Char(218): _Ú_ Char(219): _Û_ Char(220): _Ü_ Char(221): _Ý_ Char(222): _Þ_ Char(223): _ß_ Char(224): _à_ Char(225): _á_ Char(226): _â_ Char(227): _ã_ Char(228): _ä_ Char(229): _å_ Char(230): _æ_ Char(231): _ç_ Char(232): _è_ Char(233): _é_ Char(234): _ê_ Char(235): _ë_ Char(236): _ì_ Char(237): _í_ Char(238): _î_ Char(239): _ï_ Char(240): _ð_ Char(241): _ñ_ Char(242): _ò_ Char(243): _ó_ Char(244): _ô_ Char(245): _õ_ Char(246): _ö_ Char(247): _÷_ Char(248): _ø_ Char(249): _ù_ Char(250): _ú_ Char(251): _û_ Char(252): _ü_ Char(253): _ý_ Char(254): _þ_ Char(255): _ Edit: oh you can't see the nice chars I saw, here: Attachment: sstw.jpg [ 221.05 KiB | Viewed 4585 times ] |
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Commander  Joined: Tue Oct 07, 2003 2:00 am Posts: 1131 Location: Augusta, GA
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Re: Twxproxy script command: getChar? Off the cuff, how about setCharCode?
As in... setCharCode $char 80 _________________ Claim to Fame: only guy to ever crack the TW haggle algorithm, and fig/shield/hold price formula, twice. |
| Thu Oct 03, 2013 10:04 pm |
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Ensign Joined: Mon Dec 26, 2011 8:41 am Posts: 206
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Re: Twxproxy script command: getChar? ElderProphet wrote: Off the cuff, how about setCharCode? setCharCode $char 80 Okay so setCharCode $resultVar {int} I guess that does make most sense. As long as it fits with existing convention... looking at the other commands I guess the $result variable can be anywhere in the command parm list. |
| Thu Oct 03, 2013 10:59 pm |
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