| High score help 
 
	 
	
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		| mnorman 
 
 
 
 
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				|  Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 11:18 am    Post subject: High score help |  |   
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				| Im trying to make a simple highscore table but im having problem displaying the score <Replace all the <> with your answers/code and remove the <>>
 
 
 im trying to use font.draw to display the text but when i try to use an interger varable turing dosent like it
 
 also how to i get it to display from highest to lowest in stead of lowest to highest
 
 ive trie using font. set but it dosent work either
 
 
 
 
 
 
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<setscreen ("graphics:1000;500")
var  score : array 1 . . 10 of int := init (100000 , 200000 , 300000 , 400000 , 500000 , 600000 , 700000 , 800000 , 900000 , 1000000)
var  names : array 1 . . 10 of string := init ("Moe" , "Chris" , "Devin" , "Matt" , "Nik" , "Joe" , "Alex" , "Lisa" , "Emma" , "Oden")
var  ranks, sScore : array 1 . . 10 of string
var  newIndex : int := 0
var  choice : string
var  userScore, font1 : int
var  name : string 
font1 := Font.New ("Algerian:40")
put "Please enter your name"
get  name
put "Please enter your score"
get  userScore
function  getRank ( score : int) : string
    if  score <= 100000 then
        result "Slave"
    elsif  score >= 100001 and  score <= 200000 then
        result "Peasant"
    elsif  score >= 200001 and  score <= 300000 then
        result "Horse Man"
    elsif  score >= 300001 and  score <= 400000 then
        result "Archer"
    elsif  score >= 400001 and  score <= 500000 then
        result "Knight"
    elsif  score >= 500001 and  score <= 600000 then
        result "Earl"
    elsif  score >= 600001 and  score <= 700000 then
        result "Duke"
    elsif  score >= 700001 and  score <= 800000 then
        result "Queen"
    elsif  score >= 800001 and  score <= 900000 then
        result "King"
    elsif  score >= 900001 then
        result "Emperor"
    end if
end  getRank
cls
for  decreasing i : 10 . . 1
    put  score ( i), "\t",  names ( i), "\t",  getRank ( score ( i))
end for
put " "
put "Do you want to save your score or not? (Y/N)"
get  choice
procedure  sort
    for  i : 1 . . 10
        for  j : 2 . . 10
            if  score ( j - 1)  < score ( j) then
                var  temp : int :=  score ( j - 1) 
                score ( j - 1) :=  score ( j) 
                score ( j) :=  temp
                var  temp2 : string :=  names ( j - 1) 
                names ( j - 1) :=  names ( j) 
                names ( j) :=  temp2
            end if
        end for
    end for
    if  userScore > score (1) then 
        newIndex := 1
    else
        for  k : 1 . . 9
            if  userScore < score ( k) and  userScore > score ( k + 1) then 
                newIndex := ( k + 1)
            end if
            if  userScore =  score ( k) then 
                newIndex :=  k
            end if
        end for
    end if
    if  newIndex not = 0 then
        for  decreasing j : 10 . . ( newIndex + 1) 
            names ( j) :=  names ( j - 1) 
            score ( j) :=  score ( j - 1)
        end for 
        names ( newIndex) :=  name
 
        score ( newIndex) :=  userScore
    end if
end  sort
var  words : string
if  choice = "y" then 
    sort
    cls
    for  i : 1 . . 10
        Font.Draw ( getRank ( score ( i)), 25 , i * 40 , font1, green)
        Font.Draw ( names ( i), 350 , i * 40 , font1, green)
        Font.Draw ( i, 0 , i * 40 , font1, green)
        Font.Draw ( score ( i), 500 , font1, green)
    end for
elsif  choice not = "y" then
    cls
end  if>
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				|  Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 11:33 am    Post subject: RE:High score help |  |   
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				| intstr(number) 
 Would return a string. Eg: 10 -> "10".
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		| mnorman 
 
 
 
 
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				|  Posted: Tue May 17, 2011 10:37 am    Post subject: RE:High score help |  |   
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				| thanks i looked that up in index but it looked complicated, turns out its simple |  
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