How To Integrate RtC With NewGen

[Komaqtion]

If it's of anyone's interest, I've now made a small list of the "programming-numbers" of the keys on the QWERTY keyboard (Swedish edition though...) to use with the new natives provided my SFilip

Swedish Keyboard Layout, button numbers for WC3 (And programming in general )
(I'd guess that the swedish letters' numbers, ÅÄÖ, will just be removed in the regular QWERTY keyboard, and not be used at all :S)


Esc = 27
F1 - F12 = 112 - 123
Prt Scr/Sys Rq = 44
Scroll Lock = 145
Pause/Break = 19
§½ = 220
0 - 9 = 48 - 57
+?\ = 187
´` = 219
Backspace = 8
Return = 13
Shift = 16
Ctrl = 17
93
Right Windows Button = 92
Alt Gr = 18
Space = 32
Alt = Doesn't work
Left Windows Button = 91
Caps Lock = 20
Tab = 9
A - Z = 65 - 90
^~¨ = 186
*' = 191
,-. = 188 - 190
Insert = 45
Home = 36
PgUp = 33
PgDn = 34
End = 35
Delete = 46
ÅÄÖ (The swedish letters ) = 221, 222, 192
Arrow Keys (Left, Up, Right, Down) = 37 - 40
Num Lock = 144
/ = 111
* = 106
- = 109
+ = 107
Num Pad Numbers (0-9) = 96 - 105
, and Del = 110

 

[tooltiperror]

Not really at all?

What'd you name it? [ljass]native PerfectSleep takes real time returns nothing[/ljass]? XD

Yes.

 

[Sevion]

Nice job, Komaqtion. I'll try and get started on an English version

ToolTip, I don't think a "perfect" sleep would be any use. Anyone needing one uses timers anyhow.

 

[tooltiperror]

Other than GUI users, but I guess that's a dead battle...

Also, perfect TSA would be awesome for systems, because TSA is inaccurate below .27.

 

[Sevion]

Timers?

Seriously, there's only one thing you need for delayed actions: [ljass]call TimerStart(CreateTimer(), time, false, function Callback)[/ljass]

 

[Romek]

One of the key reasons as to why people actually use timers is because TSA is so inaccurate.
Separate functions, counters and 'attachment' is all a nuisance compared to the simplicity of a single function call.

 

[Ghan]

> TSA is inaccurate below .27.

http://www.thehelper.net/forums/showthread.php?p=674255#post674255

 

[tooltiperror]

Woah.

 

[Sevion]

Map for the English QWERTY keyboard.

My keyboard: G15 (I did not map the G-Keys or media keys)

A-65
B-66
C-67
D-68
E-69
F-70
G-71
H-72
I-73
J-74
K-75
L-76
M-77
N-78
O-79
P-80
Q-81
R-82
S-83
T-84
U-85
V-86
W-87
X-88
Y-89
Z-90
0-48
1-49
2-50
3-51
4-52
5-53
6-54
7-55
8-56
9-57
,-188
.-190
/-191
;-186
'-222
[-219
]-221
\-220
--189
=-187
`-192
Esc-27
F1-112
F2-113
F3-114
F4-115
F5-116
F6-117
F7-118
F8-119
F9-120
F10-121
F11-122
F12-123
Tab-9
Caps-20
Shift-16
Ctrl-17
Windows-N/A
Alt-N/A
Space-32
Menu-N/A
Backspace-8
Enter-13
LArrow-37
RArrow-39
UArrow-38
DArrow-40
Ins-45
Del-46
Home-36
End-35
PageU-33
PageD-34
// NumPad
NumLock-144
/-111
*-106
--109
+-107
0-96
1-97
2-98
3-99
4-100
5-101
6-102
7-103
8-104
9-105
.-110
PrtScr-N/A
ScrollLock-145
Pause-19

 

[Chaos_Knight]

SO RtC is just an Interface using native list?
Right me.

 

[Sevion]

No? RtC allows you to change the game itself. (Injecting new code in the form of natives etc etc etc)

 

[bLu3_eYeS]

No? RtC allows you to change the game itself. (Injecting new code in the form of natives etc etc etc)

On short , you can modify everything in the game ?
What knowledges you need to use it ? Jass ? vJass ? cJass ?
I wanna learn Jass but im in a lack of time with this school...

 

[Sevion]

C++.

RtC is basically a small mod for WC3 to mod WC3. It's a mod to mod.

 

[bLu3_eYeS]

Damn. . . I will try learn that language.Anyways can you give me a exaple how could i mod it ? I mean what kind of things can i do ? Change the UI etc ?

 

[tooltiperror]

Trust me, C++ is not an easy language, it's pretty low level.

 

[Chaos_Knight]

Trust me, C++ is not an easy language, it's pretty low level.

Well.. Not equaled to Machine Language.
But Equaled to JASS, its VERY HARD

 

[tooltiperror]

Well.. Not equaled to Machine Language.
But Equaled to JASS, its VERY HARD

Learn JASS, learn vJASS, learn ZINC, at that point, you should be able to understand it pretty easy.

 function takes nothing returns nothing
     call BJDebugMsg("Hello, World!")
 endfunction

 int main ()
{
     cout<<"Hello, World!";
}

 

[Chaos_Knight]

Learn JASS, learn vJASS, learn ZINC, at that point, you should be able to understand it pretty easy.

 function takes nothing returns nothing
     call BJDebugMsg("Hello, World!")
 endfunction

 int main ()
{
     cout<<"Hello, World!";
}

Okay.

 

[tooltiperror]

The nifty thing about JASS is that it will provide you with an understanding of programming, which can be taken to just about any language. If/Then/Else, functions, arguments, strings, variable types, and vJASS teaches OOP quite well

Sevion, I can't wait to see more stuff from you, I`ll make something eventually and post it....

 

[Sevion]

 int main ()
{
     cout<<"Hello, World!";
}

->

#include <iostream.h>

int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
    cout << "Hello, World!";
    return 0;
}

What do you mean by "Sevion, I can't wait to see more stuff from you, I`ll make something eventually and post it...."