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Originally Posted by Justin
OSCII-bot 0.3 is up, with all of the modernized string support from JSFX. It also has mutable literal strings (unlike JSFX), and some other goodies that ended up in ReaScript/EEL, such as eval() support:
Code:
#foo = "var = ";
#foo += "32";
eval(#foo); // var = 32
Also included is tcp_connect(), gfx_init(), etc. I need to make OSCII-bot generate documentation too... Maybe for 0.31.
Edit: here's some documentation: http://www-dev.cockos.com/oscii-bot/oscii-bot-doc.html (updated with string info) |
Oh, some cool stuff there! Thanks!!
I just made some string related functions, but I can now probably throw them out again.
Adding the ability to create custom GUIs from OSCII-bot scripts is excellent; I was going to suggest that - and not only because console logging can be pretty harsh on the CPU.
Pretty cool demo script showing I/O there, too (although not quite readable, hehe). Will definitely need to dive deeper into that stuff...
Would it perhaps make sense to add something like the @slider stuff from JS's generic UI, too? That may be an easier (although less flexible, of course) approach to adding some visual feedback and/or control to the user.
The OMNI snooping thing looks quite useful, too.
A little suggestion: when pressing the escape key, OSCII-bot quits (at least, on my Mac it does). Imho it should be slightly more persistent.