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4rpl:overview [2021/01/15 09:46] – Cleaned up page, added Variables and Functions Sanian4rpl:overview [2021/03/28 11:42] – [Conditionals] Karsten75
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-The code above puts 2 numbers on the stack, the **add** (or +) command took the 4 and the 2 (last-in, first out) added them and pushed the result (6) back on the stack. [[4rpl:commands:traceAllSp|TraceAllSp]] pops (takes/removes) all elements on the stack, puts a space in between them and prints them to the Console. A "6" is now printed on the console. +The code above puts 2 numbers on the stack, the ''%%add%%'' (or ''%%+%%'') command took the 4 and the 2 (last-in, first out) added them and pushed the result (6) back on the stack. [[4rpl:commands:traceAllSp|TraceAllSp]] pops (takes/removes) all elements on the stack, puts a space in between them and prints them to the Console. A "6" is now printed on the console. 
  
 :!: Note that 4RPL is a //case-insensitive// language, meaning **__any and all capitalization is ignored__**. **TraceAllSP** may as well be written as **TRACEALLSP** or **traceallsp**, there is no difference. :!: Note that 4RPL is a //case-insensitive// language, meaning **__any and all capitalization is ignored__**. **TraceAllSP** may as well be written as **TRACEALLSP** or **traceallsp**, there is no difference.
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 +Note: See [[4rpl:Data Types]] for comparison between dissimilar types and type conversion. 
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 ===== Variables ===== ===== Variables =====
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 "3 plus 4 is" <-result TraceAllSP "3 plus 4 is" <-result TraceAllSP
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 +Note: See [[4rpl:Data Types]] for comparison between dissimilar types and type conversion. 
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 ===== Functions ===== ===== Functions =====
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 +===== Working with CPACKs =====
 +When a CPACK is imported, it does not overwrite any scripts that might be on disk.   So if there are scripts on disk those will get jammed back into the CPACK whenever a compile is done (and a compile is done during finalization).  You can look on disk at a location like this: 
 +<WRAP width center twothirds>
 +<code>
 +%HOMEPATH%\Documents\My Games\creeperworld4\creeperworld4\editor\map2\cpacks\[CPACKNAME] 92415695-49d6-4e97-852b-64493e76233b\scripts\
 +</code> 
 +</WRAP>
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 +What you want to do is make sure there are no 4rpl files on disk at that location, then import the CPACK from the source map.  If there are old scripts at that location, they will replace whatever is in the CPACK during import.  The game thinks those scripts are the ones you are working on.
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4rpl/overview.txt · Last modified: 2022/02/14 06:12 by serdalis

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