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Dark GDK / Need of conversion from DB Pro to DarkGDK

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tomtetlaw
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Posted: 11th Mar 2009 08:38 Edited at: 11th Mar 2009 09:16
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Can someone convert this DB Pro code into DarkGDK code for me? I've tried but I'm Terrible at it:

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silenus
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Posted: 11th Mar 2009 11:54
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when you can tell me what "#" means, I can translate you the code.
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Benjamin
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http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/

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tomtetlaw
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Posted: 11th Mar 2009 12:08
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i think it just means variable, most of them(if not all) and ints BTW.
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Benjamin
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Posted: 11th Mar 2009 12:20
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You think? So you don't even know what the code does? Copy/pasting code generally doesn't work in programming.

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tomtetlaw
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well dbpro doesnt have types so i wouldnt really know, i know what it does also, just dont know the DarkGDK equivilant.
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The Real Abaddon
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# in dbp stands for the variable float in c++

so if you have #xy you write in c++ float xy, but be careful not to declare the same variable twice, it's best to declare all variables first at the top of the file.
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silenus
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Posted: 11th Mar 2009 12:31
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the variables should be float
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dark coder
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Posted: 11th Mar 2009 12:35
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Quote: "well dbpro doesnt have types so i wouldnt really know"


What do you mean by types? DBP has UDTs.

Quote: "i know what it does also"


Well you said # indicates it's a variable which isn't the case, so you don't.

There's no point in us porting generic code like this for you as it shows you don't know C++, if it was something difficult then I could understand.

Quote: "it's best to declare all variables first at the top of the file"


If you want messy code, yes.

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Hayer
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To the noob:

# = float in DBPro




Wrote it as it own method/function.

Keep it simple.
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Hayer
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@silenus

Playercontrol:

Is a subroutine(or whatever, dont remember atm) in DBPro ;- )

Keep it simple.
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silenus
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@Hayer

thanks
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tomtetlaw
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Posted: 11th Mar 2009 12:40
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Thanks guys.
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Benjamin
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Posted: 11th Mar 2009 12:42 Edited at: 11th Mar 2009 12:44
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A couple of things:

1. For single line 'if' statements you do not need brackets.

2. You specified all of the values as double floats, when they only need to be floats (add an f to the end of the value, like 1.0f).

3. A little bit of indentation wouldn't go amiss.

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