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SwedishFrog · Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2007 6:02 am Post subject:

Sure. Post Edited

kiddo7 · Joined: 05 Feb 2007 Posts: 42

*feeling a lot more bold now that I've been given the permission to speak*

Could the problem with the translator not be resolved by running a search and replace command? Surely that is a very useful tool in any script editing software. I imagine that should not be too hard to implement as long as it is the only term that needs replacement.

my two cents.

SwedishFrog · Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 6:14 pm Post subject:

Sure, search and replace can work for simple changes. For more in depth stuff, you need a translation grammar. Luckily translation grammars are pretty easy to write. but that's not the point. I know we can provide a translator. It's just a question of whether should. More and more I'm starting to feel like it's a good way to go, because I don't like how GlovePIE handles things like If statements.

BTW No one yet has replied with what they think of the If statement problem. Anyone? Bueller?

Cha0s · Site Admin Joined: 17 Jan 2007 Posts: 493

Re: Ifs. Non-looping ifs should just be "if" as mentioned in #2. Then we can just convert all the GlovePIE ifs to whiles. I think that's the better solution.
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SwedishFrog · Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 7:15 pm Post subject:

Cool I agree

Nirkon · Joined: 10 Jun 2008 Posts: 10

well, you can add your own syntax on top of glovepie syntax,
or just 'support' the script's syntax by offering a 'glovepie syntax mode', and implementing a separate, more advanced maybe, syntax of your own as default.

GizmoTheGreen · Joined: 14 Nov 2006 Posts: 121

why not mke it so if i open a glovepie script (.pie) it will translate if's to whiles, and if starting a new project or opening openpie file (.opie?) it will behave as regular if
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