Looked at the examples, but I don't see an actual reason to specify whether a function or sub is abstract, or virtual, or neither. Can't the compiler figure that out? --------------- Edit: From my conversation with DKL, in IRC, this is what I understand: Abtract and virtual allow you to set a priori...

I see.

It should work in .24. It just depends on which .24 you are using, I guess. Both Mysoft and I had it working in some version of .24.

I guess I can do #undef name... gah.

Edit: Also, looks like the optional macro bug is dead in .90, replaced by variatric macros that I can't understand how to use. :(

This used to work in .24: #include once "qsort.bi" type researchType dim id as uinteger dim name1 as string end type qsortDefinePtrUDT (low, researchType ptr, name) ' Qsort Complete v3.5, by Agamemnus 2008-2010 ' Last updated October 2010 ' License: Public domain. ' ' All-purpose quicksort...

Ah, I see.

Add this one to the archaic confuse-a-newbie set.

Is there no pre-made function that will round identically for both floats and strings? (to return an integer)

What do you think is the appropriate result? Rounding or no rounding?

Ok, thanks.

Not sure if it has been discussed before. Would this be a bug or what?

cuint (10.7) returns 11.
cuint ("10.7") returns 10.

Somewhat surprising. Quick question... is this changed in latest?

I've always wanted to do something like this, but kept getting bogged down.

It looks like a good start. I like the Gemstone-IVesque feel of the GUI.

Can't connect to your site.

Haven't been working on my 3D game for about a year now.

I think perhaps the best way to preserve this is to use github. Thoughts?

It's good that you spent some time on the interface. I would further suggest to remove the compass directions altogether and have a single "N" on top of the minimap. Or, perhaps keep some of the directions and adjust the map to the rotation but keep the map as a straight un-rotated square.

I have a better idea.

Mysoft doesn't talk about OOP unless someone clicks the "ask the grumpy old programmer" button. That will generate an automatic message to Mysoft. :-)

One word:

Javascript. :-)

That's not a bad idea.