Mirage OS usage

[danny90444]

^r needs to be included if you are using 16-bit integers (0 to 65535) for your score.

OK . is this right ?

Data(100^r,90^r,80^r,70^r,60^r,50^r,40^r,30^r,20^r,10^r,0^r)->GDB1HS
.later...
S->{GDB1HS+10}
sub(SORTD,GDB1HS,11)
.assume SORTD is a subroutine. # of items is 11.

So first 11 items are sent to GDBHS , then the users score is sent to the list and the list is sorted ?

[danny90444]

Assume that the SORTD subroutine sorts data in descending order.
I also want to correct something:

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Data(100^r,90^r,80^r,70^r,60^r,50^r,40^r,30^r,20^r,10^r,0^r)->GDB1HS .later... S->{GDB1HS+10} sub(SORTD,GDB1HS,11) .assume SORTD is a subroutine. # of items is 11.

But then, a ^r is missing after the S->{GDB1HS+10}
Moreover, no need to make a routine if it is only used once. What I suspect is that you wrote sub(SORTD,GDB1HS,11) to say "you must sort it" without giving the proper code

I personally do it the other way round in MisterOops!
I check how many scores the current score beats, shift them, then insert the new highscore

Where does that "r" need to be ?

[Hayleia]

Right behind the S->{GDB1HS+10}
It would be S->{GDB1HS+10}^r

[danny90444]

Assume that the SORTD subroutine sorts data in descending order.
I also want to correct something:

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1 2 3 4 5 6

Data(100^r,90^r,80^r,70^r,60^r,50^r,40^r,30^r,20^r,10^r,0^r)->GDB1HS .later... S->{GDB1HS+10} sub(SORTD,GDB1HS,11) .assume SORTD is a subroutine. # of items is 11.

But then, a ^r is missing after the S->{GDB1HS+10}
Moreover, no need to make a routine if it is only used once. What I suspect is that you wrote sub(SORTD,GDB1HS,11) to say "you must sort it" without giving the proper code

I personally do it the other way round in MisterOops!
I check how many scores the current score beats, shift them, then insert the new highscore

So could i use "SORTD("  to sort the list ?

[blue_bear_94]

Right behind the S->{GDB1HS+10}
It would be S->{GDB1HS+10}^r

It would be S->{GDB1HS+20}^r actually. Thank you for correcting me.

[Hayleia]

Also, here is a sorting routine.

[danny90444]

Thanks, could you help me with display? Like how to display the highscores from the list ?

[Hayleia]

Thanks, could you help me with display? Like how to display the highscores from the list ?

Note, that what I will write will not be optimised at all so you understand everything.


To display the first score, you would do
  Text(0,0,{GDB1HS}^r►Dec)

To display the second one, you would do
  Text(0,6,{GDB1HS+2}^r►Dec)
Why (0,6) ? because there is already the first score in (0,0).
Why GDB1HS+2 ? because the first score takes 2 bytes, located at GDB1HS and GDB1HS+1, so the second one is at GDB1HS+2

So, to display the third one, you would do
  Text(0,12,{GDB1HS+4}^r►Dec)

etc...

To display the I^th score, you would do
  Text(0,I*6,{I*2+GDB1HS}^r►Dec)


Now, to display them all, just put that in a For loop like this
  For(I,0,10)
  Text(0,I*6,{I*2+GDB1HS}^r►Dec)
  End

Hope that helps

[danny90444]

Thanks, could you help me with display? Like how to display the highscores from the list ?

Note, that what I will write will not be optimised at all so you understand everything.


To display the first score, you would do
  Text(0,0,{GDB1HS}^r►Dec)

To display the second one, you would do
  Text(0,6,{GDB1HS+2}^r►Dec)
Why (0,6) ? because there is already the first score in (0,0).
Why GDB1HS+2 ? because the first score takes 2 bytes, located at GDB1HS and GDB1HS+1, so the second one is at GDB1HS+2

So, to display the third one, you would do
  Text(0,12,{GDB1HS+4}^r►Dec)

etc...

To display the I^th score, you would do
  Text(0,I*6,{I*2+GDB1HS}^r►Dec)


Now, to display them all, just put that in a For loop like this
  For(I,0,10)
  Text(0,I*6,{I*2+GDB1HS}^r►Dec)
  End

Hope that helps

Thanks

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[danny90444]

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If you read the first page I was asking about how to use write back.