Setarraysequence - Revision history

Fox at 04:29, 20 February 2020

2020-02-20T04:29:38Z

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	appendevent EVENT_DISPLAYSBAR		appendevent EVENT_DISPLAYSBAR
	set X2 xdim		set X2 xdim
			sub X2 1
	set Y2 ydim		set Y2 ydim
	~~sub X2 1~~
	sub Y2 1		sub Y2 1

Fox at 03:58, 20 February 2020

2020-02-20T03:58:41Z

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	Current the limit of gamevars is 32.		Current the limit of gamevars is 32.

	This is useful for creating a state that takes the values of multiple gamevars. A common usage is to ~~modify~~ a [[rotatesprite]] function.		This is useful for creating a state that takes the values of multiple gamevars. A common usage is to make a custom [[rotatesprite]] function.

	Example:		Example:

Fox at 03:42, 20 February 2020

2020-02-20T03:42:17Z

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	Note that the gamearray will be resized to match the number of gamevars provided.		Note that the gamearray will be resized to match the number of gamevars provided.

	Current the limit of ~~variables~~ is 32.		Current the limit of gamevars is 32.

	This is useful for creating a state that takes the values of multiple gamevars. A common usage is to modify a [[rotatesprite]] function.		This is useful for creating a state that takes the values of multiple gamevars. A common usage is to modify a [[rotatesprite]] function.

Fox at 03:41, 20 February 2020

2020-02-20T03:41:55Z

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	'''setarraysequence''' <gamearray> <gamevar 1> [...] <gamevar N>		'''setarraysequence''' <gamearray> <gamevar 1> [...] <gamevar N>

	'''setarrayseq''' <gamearray> <gamevar 1> [...] <gamevar N>		'''setarrayseq''' <gamearray> <gamevar 1> [...] <gamevar N>

Fox at 03:41, 20 February 2020

2020-02-20T03:41:43Z

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	'''setarraysequence''' <[[gamearray]]> <[[gamevar 1]]> [...] <[[gamevar N]]>		'''setarraysequence''' <gamearray> <gamevar 1> [...] <gamevar N>
	'''setarrayseq''' <[[gamearray]]> <[[gamevar 1]]> [...] <[[gamevar N]]>		'''setarrayseq''' <gamearray> <gamevar 1> [...] <gamevar N>

	Saves the values of the provided gamevars to the first N entries of a gamearray.		Saves the values of the provided [[gamevar\|gamevars]] to the first N entries of a [[gamearray]].

	Note that the gamearray will be resized to match the number of gamevars provided.		Note that the gamearray will be resized to match the number of gamevars provided.

Fox at 03:40, 20 February 2020

2020-02-20T03:40:19Z

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-'''setarraysequence''' <[[gamearray]]> <[[gamevar]] | constant> {<[[gamevar]] | constant>}*
+'''setarraysequence''' <[[gamearray]]> <[[gamevar 1]]> [...] <[[gamevar N]]>
-Equivalent: '''setarrayseq''' <[[gamearray]]> <[[gamevar]] | constant> {<[[gamevar]] | constant>}*
+Saves the values of the provided gamevars to the first N entries of a gamearray.
-Starting from index 0, initializes an array using the provided gamevars and constant values in sequence. Note that this implictly resizes the defined array to fit exactly the number of provided arguments.
+Current the limit of variables is 32.
-This command takes a variable number of arguments, up to a maximum of 32.
+This is useful for creating a state that takes the values of multiple gamevars. A common usage is to modify a [[rotatesprite]] function.
 [[Category:EDuke32 specific commands]]
 [[Category:Gamearray manipulation]]

Doom64hunter: Added short form

2020-02-11T13:41:15Z

Added short form

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	'''setarraysequence''' <[[gamearray]]> <[[gamevar]] \| constant> {<[[gamevar]] \| constant>}*		'''setarraysequence''' <[[gamearray]]> <[[gamevar]] \| constant> {<[[gamevar]] \| constant>}*

			Equivalent: '''setarrayseq''' <[[gamearray]]> <[[gamevar]] \| constant> {<[[gamevar]] \| constant>}*


	Starting from index 0, initializes an array using the provided gamevars and constant values in sequence. Note that this implictly resizes the defined array to fit exactly the number of provided arguments.		Starting from index 0, initializes an array using the provided gamevars and constant values in sequence. Note that this implictly resizes the defined array to fit exactly the number of provided arguments.

Doom64hunter at 13:36, 11 February 2020

2020-02-11T13:36:28Z

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	Starting from index 0, initializes an array using the provided gamevars and constant values in sequence. Note that this implictly resizes the defined array to fit exactly the number of provided arguments.		Starting from index 0, initializes an array using the provided gamevars and constant values in sequence. Note that this implictly resizes the defined array to fit exactly the number of provided arguments.

	This command takes a variable number of arguments, ~~the~~ maximum ~~being~~ 32.		This command takes a variable number of arguments, up to a maximum of 32.

	[[Category:EDuke32 specific commands]]		[[Category:EDuke32 specific commands]]
	[[Category:Gamearray manipulation]]		[[Category:Gamearray manipulation]]

Doom64hunter: Added documentation for this command, hope I understood it correctly

2020-02-11T13:35:43Z

Added documentation for this command, hope I understood it correctly

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'''setarraysequence''' <[[gamearray]]> <[[gamevar]] | constant> {<[[gamevar]] | constant>}*

Starting from index 0, initializes an array using the provided gamevars and constant values in sequence. Note that this implictly resizes the defined array to fit exactly the number of provided arguments.

This command takes a variable number of arguments, the maximum being 32.

[[Category:EDuke32 specific commands]]
[[Category:Gamearray manipulation]]