I'm guessing that the issue here is the fact that then \n character is used the entire line becomes of the background color
I would sujest using Font.Draw() instead to prevent clearning of the background image
Computer Science Canada put statements clearing line in turing4 |
| Author: | RobinK [ Wed Mar 31, 2004 11:31 pm ] |
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I just switch to turing405 recently. I am now modifing one of my games to use some of turing4's features. But I noticed that when a put statement is used, the whole line is cleared. This renders my whole program useless. How do I prevent that? |
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| Author: | TheZsterBunny [ Thu Apr 01, 2004 2:46 am ] |
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when you put, it clears the whole line. try adding .. to the end of the line the .. allows turing to continue along a line. This is useful for: a) keeping existing information b) getting input from the user also, some handy similar commands get variable:* - gets everything until the token (enter) rather than space. put "things".. - keeps the rest of the line for use Its too early to think more -bunny |
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| Author: | Tony [ Thu Apr 01, 2004 8:59 am ] |
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I'm guessing that the issue here is the fact that then \n character is used the entire line becomes of the background color
I would sujest using Font.Draw() instead to prevent clearning of the background image |
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| Author: | Jodo Yodo [ Thu Apr 01, 2004 5:43 pm ] | ||
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If you mean that the text is killing all of the text after it, then what Zster bunny said is correct (add '..' to the end). Otherwise, if what you mean is that the text is creating a band of colour that isn't the same as the background (assuming it isn't textured, since if it was, you'd be advanced enough to probably know about the '..' thing), simply do this:
Where 'colourthingy' is the name or number of the colour. |
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