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Arenamatic Code w/ cConsole
| Friday, December 22, 2006 |
  Harbinger | 
Posted - 12/22/2006 8:26:03 PM | So far so good, P16 got the scripting engine going, and I'm working on a TinyXML file parser. Just dropping in for an update.
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| Thursday, December 21, 2006 |
| The Cow jumped over the Moon | |
Posted - 12/21/2006 12:48:32 AM | About the title: My math teacher was discussing the origins of the name Lua (Portuguese for Moon), and since Lua is Luna minus the N, he said "Well, Moon minus the N is Moo."
Anyways, with Programmer16's help, I found a tutorial that's up to date with Lua 5.1, so YAY, I've got Lua working. Now I've got to experiment with calls between Lua and C++ (making a calculator as a test project), and then I'll try integrating into Harbinger (that's not for a bit though).
To Programmer16: I was away today, wasn't home at 5 EST, sorry.
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| Tuesday, December 19, 2006 |
| Lua 5.1.1 | |
Posted - 12/19/2006 3:33:33 AM | Well, Scavenger (on IRC) may/may not be joining Project Harbinger part-time, sinec Programmer16 wants to devote a little more time to Ascension. Meanwhile, I've found a new hobby, which might (read: WILL) make people think I'm crazy, or a loon. Check it out, though, it does make some sense.
On the subject of loons, I'm trying to get into Lua 5.1.1. I'm having MASSIVE trouble getting the luaopen_<some_Lua_lib_here> functions to work, since they have to be pushed onto the Lua stack, then their arguments, then called from the stack. And apparently, when I call, I'm trying to call a nil value. Here's my code, from memory (since I'm on another computer):
lua_State *L = lua_open();
lua_getfield(L, , "luaopen_io");
lua_pcall(L, 0, 0, 0);
When I check for errors (using a handy function I found on the net), I get a "calling a nil value" or whatever error, so apparently I'm not pushing luaopen_io properly, or using lua_pcall right (but I've tried it every which way). Help would be VERY appreciated... 
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| Thursday, December 14, 2006 |
| Project Harbinger | |
Posted - 12/14/2006 8:49:37 PM | Me and Programmer16 are working on a text adventure together (codename Project Harbinger), and it's very much like WinMUD, except P16 and I made a design doc for it, and we're using XML for the item, room, and monster files. Gotta get to figuring out TinyXML; I tried it once and got confused.
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| Tuesday, December 12, 2006 |
| WinMUD, SVN, and XP, oh my! | 
Posted - 12/12/2006 2:44:47 AM | Technically WinMUD is not a MUD, but its the name I gave it when I started, so I'm sticking with it.
Anyways, I've decided to change my to-do list to reflect changed to WinMUD instead of Arenamatic, since the only part of Arenamatic I was really looking forward to (and pleased with) was cConsole. Take a look. 
I've finished, for the most part, the Roomset component. It's fairly well-known, or at least I thought it was, that a MUD or similar game is made of three parts: rooms, connections, and entities. And, duh, functionality, but I'm talking about actual parts. So far I have the rooms and connections finished, and I'm working on entities. Now, that doesn't mean I'm almost done; no, I still have the command parser after that, and then I'll have to figure some way of linking (not the compile-and-link sort) them together.
In other news, I got an SVN up. Sooner or later I'll get a link up to it; make it easy for you to look at my progress. I'll be committing my changes every time I get something right, which might be a couple times a day, so when I get the SVN up, watch it. 
Also, I set up a new WinXP account exclusively for my programming stuff. I've named it ProGamer RM, kudos to anyone who can figure out why. (if no-one guesses, or comments, I'll say what it is in the next entry)
Gonna work a bit more tonight then head to bed.
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| Wednesday, December 6, 2006 |
| Overdue Update | |
Posted - 12/6/2006 3:14:35 PM | Holy geez! It took me HOURS last night to debug cConsole after installing the Platform SDK for VC++ EE. I had to mess with casting LPCSTRs and wchar_t's, and I'm still not sure if it's not working properly.
Lately I've been working on a sort of "text adventure", like a MUD, but one player. I have the room system working, and I'm making the commands system, but I thought it'd be neat to use cConsole for some of it, and one SDK installation and many wasted hours later, all I've managed to do is have a cConsole instance up. -_-
Ugh... G'night.
((Written last night))
EDIT: After reading this over in the light of day, I realized I'm technically doing Project 2 of the C++ Workshop. 
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