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The 20 Line Challenge / [LOCKED] The best code in the world!

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gene
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Very simple 1 line, ultra fast speed!

What do you think?

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Richard Davey
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Posted: 17th Jan 2007 13:04
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It doesn't compile lamer

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geecee3
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Posted: 17th Jan 2007 13:09
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it was fast to type, but thats about it, don't strain yourself gene, you might write something usefull and semi decent :p

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Posted: 17th Jan 2007 13:27
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How about



It's faster

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Posted: 17th Jan 2007 13:47
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Posted: 17th Jan 2007 13:48 Edited at: 17th Jan 2007 13:48
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gene,

Wow... If you hadn't already posted it, I would have said:
"Gimme Da Codez!"

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I can't get it to compile, anyone got an exe I can run!?
I NEED THIS!
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Benjamin
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Quote: "How about"

Nope, the syntax is wrong. You have to get the syntax right:



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Roxas
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Posted: 17th Jan 2007 18:09
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You damn ****** its



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Aaron Miller
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Posted: 17th Jan 2007 23:49
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That's C++ code. Not DBP code. It wouldnt compile in C++ anyways, you need the "main" entry point.

at least:


Would give the "great" noobs something to think about.

Please state what language this was actually meant for, please. I know this was just a joke, but you will get flamed pretty badly (Not from me, i'm not like that).

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Code Dragon
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Posted: 19th Jan 2007 03:13 Edited at: 19th Jan 2007 03:16
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Is this a joke, because it DOES compile. I am 100% serious! I know it has a wrong syntax, but CodeSurge even highlights it as a remark. It doesn't do that in the default IDE but compiles in both! Look at the attached pic if you don't believe me. No I did not cut and paste!

Quote: "Gimme teh code!"

Thank you for not flooding the forums with posts like this.

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Aaron Miller
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Posted: 19th Jan 2007 04:07 Edited at: 19th Jan 2007 04:08
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Huh.

TESTED:
Does not do so for me. It highlights it, but it just sits there for a while, until I got bored and close the program.

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Posted: 19th Jan 2007 06:24
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CodeSurge uses // as a comment, and just like the default IDE, it uses the same compiler and therefor
compiles. It does for me too

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Posted: 19th Jan 2007 06:58 Edited at: 19th Jan 2007 06:58
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Quote: "same compiler"

(Sarcastically)No! DBP IDEs use their own compiler, duh!(End of sarcasm)

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Posted: 20th Jan 2007 02:28
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Quote: "CodeSurge uses // as a comment, and just like the default IDE, it uses the same compiler and therefor compiles. It does for me too"


My IDE for DBC also compiles it, but it's nothing to do with the compiler and all to do with the IDE pre-parsing the contents of the editor window.

// is a comment in Delph/Pascal and many Delphi programmers automatically (and accidentally) type // at the start of Rem lines when using DB.

I added this so I could use // for Rems in DB and when I run/compile DB code the IDE scans for and replaces all //'s with the word 'Rem' before sending it to the compiler.

Incidentally, my IDE also does the same with { and } which I find easier to use than RemStart and RemEnd...

More to the point, surely this isn't really in the spirit of what 20 liners are all about...

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Sixty Squares
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Posted: 20th Jan 2007 21:03
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It compiled for me...

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Richard Davey
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The DBPro compiler itself does *not* support // as a comment.

Only ` and remstart/end are valid comments.

The fact you can use // is because the IDE converts it to a ` at run-time, probably because GuyS was a Delphi coder, and that is how he liked doing his comments.

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Hehe, you're wrong, Rich. The DBP compiler actually DOES support // as a comment. I think I would know as my IDE doesn't do anything special to // comments. I believe Lee added this sometime around update 6.0, but it may have even been there before. However, it doesn't support /* and */ for comment blocks.

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Lost in Thought
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Posted: 22nd Jan 2007 14:48
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Quote: "The DBP compiler actually DOES support // as a comment. I think I would know as my IDE doesn't do anything special to // comments. I believe Lee added this sometime around update 6.0, but it may have even been there before. However, it doesn't support /* and */ for comment blocks."


Agreed. It was added because of foreign keyboards not having the ` key readily available (had to push like 2 whole buttons ) and remstart etc was too long to type. I think it was French Keyboards 0_o

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x1b
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I talked John into integrating //c style comments into Synergy. It's just a personal preferance. I find it cleaner and less of an eyesore than rem, remstart remend.

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Kieran
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Posted: 22nd Jan 2007 21:52
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i find ` easier than // actually.... i used // in gamemaker 6.1 for a while but that got lame... DBpro is better

anyway this must be the best code i've ever seen



isn't it so great!!! (sarcasm)

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Cash Curtis II
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Posted: 23rd Jan 2007 01:29 Edited at: 23rd Jan 2007 01:31
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Quote: "I talked John into integrating //c style comments into Synergy. It's just a personal preferance. I find it cleaner and less of an eyesore than rem, remstart remend."

I'm not sure I follow, x1b. If DBP already supports // comments, did he change the way that they are parsed?


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Lost in Thought
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Posted: 23rd Jan 2007 02:20
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He talked John into supporting it before Lee added the support I think. Also like Blue IDE doesn't support it even though the compiler does. I get tons of errors when trying to use // with Blue IDE. Plus I think Synergy supports the /* and */ block comments. Or at least one of the betas did it seems. I'll try it when I get home.

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