Ideas

[Sparrowlord]

Hi, I need some ideas for scripts to make, to test my skills.

Thanks,

Lord

[cppman]

Make a small mario bros game.. just 1 level. lol, jk. that wouldbe to hard. How hard do u want it?

1) - You could make a Notepad Clone

2) - You can make an Internet Explorer clone

3) - Make scanner to scan for junk files, ".tmp, 0 byte files, Temporary internet files, internet history, run history, and so on"

[GaryFrost]

A script that reads in another script and creates a new script with debug/log lines in it

example script to read

#include <Constants.au3>

_Main()

Func _Main()
     Local $var
     $var = 1
     MsgBox(0,"test",$var)
EndFunc

with debug/log

#include <Constants.au3>
#include <file.au3>

Global Const $DebugIt = 1

_Main()

Func _Main()
     Local $var
     If $DebugIt Then _FileWriteLog(@ScriptDir & "\debug.log","Local $var")
     $var = 1
     If $DebugIt Then _FileWriteLog(@ScriptDir & "\debug.log","$var = 1")
     MsgBox(0,"test",$var)
     If $DebugIt Then _FileWriteLog(@ScriptDir & "\debug.log","MsgBox(0,"test",$var)")
EndFunc

it would have parse the file and ignore adding debug lines for #includes and Func EndFunc, etc...

just an idea.

[greenmachine]

Just an idea, nice. That would actually be really handy (for several people...) if you decided to make that.

[Sparrowlord]

Gawd, all that stuff is still to hard. I dont any GUI 's and I have no clue about that debug.

[GaryFrost]

This was quick and dirty, probably need some checking added in for single quotes and maybe a few other things.

Gary

Edit: forgot to put the and in the if statement that if #include is in the string don't add debug line

just changed it to

If Not StringInStr($a_file[$x],"#include") And StringLen(StringStripWS($a_file[$x],8)) Then

and fixed Region and added #include statement logging

Edited February 25, 2006 by gafrost

[greenmachine]

I did something really simple as well...

EDIT - but I deleted it, because it was too simplistic, and gafrost dominated my script.

Edited February 25, 2006 by greenmachine

[GaryFrost]

not only that you would have to parse the select and switch statements, the quick test i did had select in it and of course it errors if i try to run the script with the debug lines in it.

[greenmachine]

Yeah.. I made it in about 2 minutes while I really had to go to the bathroom.. I didn't think about it much.. I'll just go ahead and remove it since yours is most definitely better.

[GaryFrost]

This one works a little better, will still need some work tho.

Gary

Added if $CMDLINE[0] > 0 then run remove debug lines

Get a chance one day maybe make a gui for it, and figure out some more parsing.

Have fun.

Edited February 25, 2006 by gafrost