Home and end added as ctrl+left and ctrl+right, but I just noticed that the cursor can't be placed after the last letter on a line longer than what fits on the screen the way I currently handle the cursor, as it's at the start of the next line then. Would you mind if I let it that way? Because else I'd have to do a hacky solution :S
Why don't you have to take a card from the stack if you can't lay down one? Is that really the official rules, because I've never played it that way? Also I think the AI sometimes (or always?) doesn't take 4 cards when I lay down a 4+.
yesterday sorunome said it looks like it's made in the 90's. I actually based it on an image from the original uno card set, which is indeed from that time, but i kinda like it this way. Should I change it?
Fixed your problem and added a filebrowser. It's still ugly, though. DON'T open themes.csv or files outside of /documents/, it will make your calc hang or crash as soon as you exit nTxt. And it doesn't display them correctly. I don't know exactly why, will look into this.
When you've won the game isn't finished, so you can let the AIs play on, and when only one of them is left, there seems to be some endless loop. The student software just stops to respond and I have to kill it in the taskmgr.
I will put that in the instructions in-game later. But was it too confusing, or was it still kinda self-explanatory?
I guess it would have been self-explanatory if I didn't know the original UNO cards or had known that you just display chars over the card sprites. But I assumed those cards were something new I didn't know yet.
great idea, what if i display 4 colored cards as you say, and to show which one is selected, i draw the colorChange icon (#) or +4 on the selected one. That'll make sure you got the right card and color.
It would be more beautiful if you displayed the selected card bigger than the other ones, but that may take up too much space.
No store in my city sells graphing calculators anymore, whereas two years ago sold 68k, Z80 and Nspire calcs. You can only buy them on the internet over here.
int is_dir(const char *path) { struct stat filestat; stat(path, &filestat); printf("%s %i", path, filestat.st_mode); return S_ISDIR(filestat.st_mode); } ".." is reported as a directory in every directory except from /documents/, which most probably means in every directory in which ".." isn't the root directory. So I looked at hofa's code and saw he didn't handle this case separately and it still works in the prebuilt tns. But when I recompile his code, it doesn't work, either.
Do I have to write a workaround or is something wrong with my ndless, as the code apparently worked with an older revision?
Edit: sometimes it works, but most of the time not
Edit2: it sometimes doesn't work for other folders, either
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