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Change '' '' statements
Author
I want to change the sintax of angelscript from:
function()
{
...
}
to something like
function()
if( ... )
...
end
if ( ... )
..
else
..
end
end
But I dont know where to start. Its posible?
[Edited by - Dokam on May 21, 2006 2:03:46 PM]
You'll want to change the as_parser.cpp file, so that it parses the statement blocks correctly.
Take a look at the method asCParser::ParseStatementBlock() and how it is used. Your first change would be for it to not require the start token '{', and then you can rename the end token '}' to 'end' in the as_tokendef.h. Another change is to always require a statement block after if statements, as currently a statement block or a single statement is allowed.
Take a look at the method asCParser::ParseStatementBlock() and how it is used. Your first change would be for it to not require the start token '{', and then you can rename the end token '}' to 'end' in the as_tokendef.h. Another change is to always require a statement block after if statements, as currently a statement block or a single statement is allowed.
Author
Thanks for the info, im on the right way now.
Another question, could I configure the language not case sensitive? I dont like scripters go with case sensitive problems when naming and using variables and function names.
Another question, could I configure the language not case sensitive? I dont like scripters go with case sensitive problems when naming and using variables and function names.
You'll have to see if WL has done all the string comparisons through one function, or just used strcmp all over the place. If the latter, do a 'find in files' for whatever function he is using, and change it to your own.
You should take a look at the as_tokenizer.cpp, and modify it to convert characters to lowercase as it tokenizes the script.
This is not a bad idea. Maybe there should be an option for the engine to use case insensitive syntax (when parsing)?
Quote: Original post by gilad_novik
This is not a bad idea. Maybe there should be an option for the engine to use case insensitive syntax (when parsing)?
maybe via some sort of optional #pragma-like statement at the beginning of each script?
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