Lua code optimizer for pc

[Jim Bauwens]

Yes, that should do

[Nick]

thanks, changed it

[Jim Bauwens]

This is a bit more trickier, but it should work too.
Escape sequences like "\012" or "\002" don't need the 0's too. But of course you must be sure they aren't followed by a normal character.
I suppose you might need some regular expressions for this.

[Nick]

hmm, that's indeed a bit tricky xp

but i'll try it

are there any other optimizations in the code itself?
what is the default setting for text-align? since that default can be removed too..

[Jim Bauwens]

Don't remove it, you need it for compatibility in newer versions AFAIK.

[Nick]

UPDATE!!!

include external .lua files by using %, followed by the name of the file (without the .lua)

example main file:

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function on.create() %varsinit end

varsinit.lua file:

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menu = true game = false highscore = (var.recall("HS")  or 0) score = 0

results in:

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function on.create() menu = true game = false highscore = (var.recall("HS")  or 0) score = 0 end

[adriweb]

UPDATE!!!

include external .lua files by using #, followed by the name of the file (without the .lua)

example main file:

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function on.create() #varsinit end

What ??

#varsinit returns the number of elements in the "varsinit" table ...
You've overriden the metatables ?

[Nick]

oh, forgot about that.. thanks for reminding me Ö i feel quite ashamed right now for not having thought of it myself 


i changed it to %<filename>

i hope this isn't a problem?

[Jim Bauwens]

You should make that it only works in the beginning of the file, since % is used for modulus and stuff.
But nice idea anyway.

[Nick]

nah, i want to make it work through the whole file, since it might be useful to make whole parts in different files, and then paste them together.
i did not only do it to include initializations, but for functions and other stuff too

so maybe §<filename> ? i guess that's not used?

and just to be clear, it only adapts those who are at the total left border of the page, it does not change the ones that are in formulas or so..

[epic7]

I don't have that wierd S-like symbol on my keyboard, and I have no clue what it means

Is it some foreign (to me ) currency?

[Nick]

no, it's  a paragraph sign.. well, if you don't have it, then i won't take it, maybe & or @ ?

aaargh, i really need to find a symbol for it

[Nick]

UPDATE!!

now it saves settings to an external file, possible settings:

• Optimize the file (get rid of comments, whitespaces etc)
• include the needed files
• save made file automatically with adaptable suffix
• suffix for the savename, changes to optimized if nothing
• copy file to clipboard, i don't really see the point of it yet, but it might be useful (?)

Possibilities for include file:

• %
• &
• ~
• @
• °
• £
• µ

in fact, i like the second one the most, maybe that one?

the lay-out of the program itself changed too, but not that much to upload a new screenie

this is the settings pop-up screen:

[epic7]

UPDATE!!!

include external .lua files by using #, followed by the name of the file (without the .lua)

example main file:

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function on.create() #varsinit end

What ??

#varsinit returns the number of elements in the "varsinit" table ...
You've overriden the metatables ?

Does that mean
table={1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9}
x=#table
And x would equal 9?
That would be useful to use

[Nick]

yeah, that means that