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what has my "library" to do with it and why should anyone use my "library" in a productive sense ? so what's your purpose then, by posting it? You want someone to use it or not? Or just posting for fun? No offense, but i really think you did a marvelous job trying to create your...

Ed Dyreen wrote:Anyone is going to use what ?

well, you should us your "library" which is rather obfuscated right? So i am referring to that. Don't think anyone is going to use it , in a productive sense.

RightBehindu wrote:Okay, thank you very much for your help.

no problem. just use these tools in your DOS/batch code you should be able to create a simple "DOS" batch game for the hobbyist. you can search the forum also for such games as i think some veteran has done some games with purely batch.

Ed Dyreen wrote:I like posting batch solutions.

that's great, but i don't think anyone is going to use it. Just my frank opinion.

... because you just did it , even if you changed your registered user name from "Brian Adams" (a Perl fanatic!) to "Blyanadams", perhaps to avoid moderator's ban? you think i am that ignorant that moderator doesn't know who i originally was? . I could have changed my nick, use ...

Of course the start up time is similar (identical really). You are completely misunderstanding my intended meaning, as well as failing to grasp good explanations from others. that's probably because you failed to explain like you explained (real well too) in this last post. As for others who tried ...

first of all kudos to you and others coming up with all these ingenuity.

But i would post this question to you. What is it you are trying to achieve by doing all these (besides optimization , whatever that means.)

My problem is, how is the 'Sending Data to the server' part done when you do networking, its mostly about sockets, and socket programming. tools like wget already is programmed with "networking" in mind through some socket library. wget is a C program, compiled and ready for you to use. S...

You have a fundamental misunderstanding here. The CSCRIPT engine is NOT used to "compile the arguments passed to repl". The CScript engine is used exclusively to compile the JScript source code ("repl.bat" in this case), in the same way as any compiler of any programming languag...

Ranger77 wrote:Well I have taken them to a higher level, I know of 7 languages and made games in some of them but batch was my very first language and I love text based games

that's good to hear. So you are going back to your first love
ever tried to do a bash game on linux?

@Blyanadams - I know limited amounts of other languages, I know a bit of JavaScript and a bit of C#. Pretty much a bit of everything, but it is all very limited. I was talking about an FTP server, I believe. I got data from the website via a program called wget.exe, as mentioned above by Foxidrive....

For the record, does anybody play batch games still, nowadays? Did you happen to read any of the thread titles at the top of the forum? Its just a general question. I know its a DOS forum, but it has nothing to do with my question. I am merely asking a general question. Why is it every one thinks I...

I've done multiple projects but cancelled nearly all of them. I'm working on this new one that I want to keep and finish. It's basically an open world adventure type taking place in the wilderness. You can buy guns, gear, tools, ghillie suits, go hunting, etc. There will be the expensive stuff like...

thanks for answering. Your answer is more like it. I am able to understand quite a bit! When a VBScript/JScript program is executed, CSCRIPT.EXE engine is loaded in order to "compile" the VBScript/JScript source program. Of course, this load time is the same at all times, but if the progra...

Hey guys! I am probably pretty bad at this compared to most of you, but I have figured out how to get data from a website and store it, but if I was to obtain a server, is there a way I could send data to it and make an 'Online' batch file game, or program? If you have any tips or ideas, I would ap...