I want to make a Project called EXady, a programming language that is easy as scratch but not same script, It use Xscript, the “>xscript<” is the starting point, the “>end<” is the end point on the script, but the rest is hard, like the = block

<[] = []>

, please help me to make this. thank you!

YAHIAAHMEDMAY wrote:

I want to make a Project called EXady, a programming language that is easy as scratch but not same script, It use Xscript, the “>xscript<” is the starting point, the “>end<” is the end point on the script, but the rest is hard, like the = block

<[] = []>

, please help me to make this. thank you!

the

<[] = []>

block is nott that hard to learn, I used them in many of my games. I can help you

bestkeep23 wrote:

YAHIAAHMEDMAY wrote:

I want to make a Project called EXady, a programming language that is easy as scratch but not same script, It use Xscript, the “>xscript<” is the starting point, the “>end<” is the end point on the script, but the rest is hard, like the = block

<[] = []>

, please help me to make this. thank you!

the

<[] = []>

block is nott that hard to learn, I used them in many of my games. I can help you

HOW CAN I TURN THIS INTO A WRITING SCRIPT

if <(item # of [1] in [CODE v]) = [1=1]> then
<[] = []>
end

YAHIAAHMEDMAY wrote:

bestkeep23 wrote:

YAHIAAHMEDMAY wrote:

I want to make a Project called EXady, a programming language that is easy as scratch but not same script, It use Xscript, the “>xscript<” is the starting point, the “>end<” is the end point on the script, but the rest is hard, like the = block

<[] = []>

, please help me to make this. thank you!

the

<[] = []>

block is nott that hard to learn, I used them in many of my games. I can help you

HOW CAN I TURN THIS INTO A WRITING SCRIPT

if <(item # of [1] in [CODE v]) = <(1)=(1)>> then

end

Fixed

purplebunny63 wrote:

YAHIAAHMEDMAY wrote:

bestkeep23 wrote:

YAHIAAHMEDMAY wrote:

I want to make a Project called EXady, a programming language that is easy as scratch but not same script, It use Xscript, the “>xscript<” is the starting point, the “>end<” is the end point on the script, but the rest is hard, like the = block

<[] = []>

, please help me to make this. thank you!

the

<[] = []>

block is nott that hard to learn, I used them in many of my games. I can help you

HOW CAN I TURN THIS INTO A WRITING SCRIPT

if <(item # of [1] in [CODE v]) = <(1)=(1)>> then

end

Fixed

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YAHIAAHMEDMAY wrote:

purplebunny63 wrote:

YAHIAAHMEDMAY wrote:

bestkeep23 wrote:

YAHIAAHMEDMAY wrote:

I want to make a Project called EXady, a programming language that is easy as scratch but not same script, It use Xscript, the “>xscript<” is the starting point, the “>end<” is the end point on the script, but the rest is hard, like the = block

<[] = []>

, please help me to make this. thank you!

the

<[] = []>

block is nott that hard to learn, I used them in many of my games. I can help you

HOW CAN I TURN THIS INTO A WRITING SCRIPT

if <(item # of [1] in [CODE v]) = <(1)=(1)>> then

end

Fixed

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purplebunny63 wrote:

YAHIAAHMEDMAY wrote:

purplebunny63 wrote:

YAHIAAHMEDMAY wrote:

bestkeep23 wrote:

YAHIAAHMEDMAY wrote:

I want to make a Project called EXady, a programming language that is easy as scratch but not same script, It use Xscript, the “>xscript<” is the starting point, the “>end<” is the end point on the script, but the rest is hard, like the = block

<[] = []>

, please help me to make this. thank you!

the

<[] = []>

block is nott that hard to learn, I used them in many of my games. I can help you

HOW CAN I TURN THIS INTO A WRITING SCRIPT

if <(item # of [1] in [CODE v]) = <(1)=(1)>> then

end

Fixed

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I fixed the code

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bestkeep23 wrote:

purplebunny63 wrote:

YAHIAAHMEDMAY wrote:

purplebunny63 wrote:

YAHIAAHMEDMAY wrote:

bestkeep23 wrote:

YAHIAAHMEDMAY wrote:

I want to make a Project called EXady, a programming language that is easy as scratch but not same script, It use Xscript, the “>xscript<” is the starting point, the “>end<” is the end point on the script, but the rest is hard, like the = block

<[] = []>

, please help me to make this. thank you!

the

<[] = []>

block is nott that hard to learn, I used them in many of my games. I can help you

HOW CAN I TURN THIS INTO A WRITING SCRIPT

if <(item # of [1] in [CODE v]) = <(1)=(1)>> then

end

Fixed

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I believe that the OP is requesting help on parsing text based code. in response to that a good way to do this would be to enclose the values in some kind of parentheses (e.g. ). then run a script that finds the text between the two brackets. you could then input it into scratches programming as:

<(value one extracted::grey) = (value two extracted::grey)>

what questions should i add in firemike OS

Thefireguy497 wrote:

what questions should i add in firemike OS

stop stealing my attention I need help

YAHIAAHMEDMAY wrote:

Thefireguy497 wrote:

what questions should i add in firemike OS

stop stealing my attention I need help

You need to break the script into words, check if its correct language (if not then error), build an AST tree, turn it into simpler commands, run the simpler commands.

Here is an example of exactly that: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1365011557/

It only has 3 commands because its made so you can add more to it