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Comment on Declar’em! – Automatic declaration of procedures. by GuShH

GuShH — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 20:48:19 +0000

You’re right!, this could work instead:

#PATTERN_FIND 					= "[Pp]rocedure(\.[bcwlifqds])?\s+(\w+)\(.*\)"

Comment on Declar’em! – Automatic declaration of procedures. by andrew

andrew — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 17:56:56 +0000

thanks that saves a lot of time, but it seems to fail on something like this:

Procedure InputParser( Array value.s(1), Array index(1) )

something with brackets in the parameters; so i use this regex instead

#PATTERN_FIND = "[Pp]rocedure(\.[bcwlifqds])?\s+(\w+)\(.*\).?\r\n"

it tries to match until the end of the line, but has a side-effect of including that into the match; probably should ‘chomp’ that out

Comment on Guitar Rig 3 – A couple of helpful tools. by alexei

alexei — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 17:44:53 +0000

Thanks!! it works

Comment on Structuring libraries, basic design tips. by GuShH

GuShH — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 15:14:23 +0000

Hi “shadowsill”

I didn’t use a stack or list as an example because I wanted something even simpler to depict my words. And so it happens random numbers and a little bit of added functionality is not a bad example in my opinion.

I do have a Linked List library, but it needs a little bit of refactoring and at the moment I don’t have the time, but I will eventually post most of my libs in here.

Yes, It’s a shame that PB doesn’t support dynamic lists. Take a look at the Wikipedia entry on Linked Lists if you’re interested on implementing your own, it’s quite simple. However it takes some programming knowledge to do it efficiently. I think their team needs to get their priorities right; there is no use in faster code if you’re stuck with static lists altogether.

I added you, but keep in mind that I may only reach you through offline messages most of the time, unless you happen to be online 24/7. I’m at -3 GMT here in Argentina, just so you know.

Cheers.

Comment on Structuring libraries, basic design tips. by shadowsill

shadowsill — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 01:37:34 +0000

it was a nice read. although the example was quite weird to me. why not a linkedlist or a stack?. I like how you emphasize the create & destroy deal (to avoid memory leaks).

speaking of the devil, will you post a linked list library?. I read your other entries and I totally get you when you rant about dynamic lists. I too think it’s a must have and I can’t understand why they didn’t put them. although I disagree on PB being a shitty language.

please add me to your messenger. I got a few questions about linkedlists.
thanks!