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Jshaw

Fri May 23, 2008 10:38 am


Just for fun

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I've been trying to make a turing program that can play madlibs. I've already created a madlib program, but what I want it to do is have a number of madlibs in one program. Here's an example of a madlib I've made.


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Jshaw

Tue May 27, 2008 10:36 am


RE:Just for fun

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*bump* I'd really like some help.


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isaiahk9

Tue May 27, 2008 3:13 pm


RE:Just for fun

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1.  Make all your madlibs in seperate turing files.
2.  Make all your madlibs into procedures (F10 it or look at a tutorial if you don't know what it is).
3.   Make a main.t Turing file.
4.   Inlude all your files in main.t :
Include "madlibs1.t"
Include "madlibs2.t"
Include "madlibs3.t"
etc.

5.  If the user selects madlibs 1, then  (assuming the procedure you named madlibs # 1 is madlibs1) :
madlibs1


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Jshaw

Tue May 27, 2008 6:36 pm


RE:Just for fun

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hey man, thanks alot! I've been waiting for a reply.


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Jshaw

Tue May 27, 2008 7:08 pm


Re: RE:Just for fun

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1.  Make all your madlibs in seperate turing files.
2.  Make all your madlibs into procedures (F10 it or look at a tutorial if you don't know what it is).
3.   Make a main.t Turing file.
4.   Inlude all your files in main.t :
Include "madlibs1.t"
Include "madlibs2.t"
Include "madlibs3.t"
etc.

5.  If the user selects madlibs 1, then  (assuming the procedure you named madlibs # 1 is madlibs1) :
madlibs1

this is what I tried, I renamed the file of the madlib


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isaiahk9

Wed May 28, 2008 4:31 pm


RE:Just for fun

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