Difference between .t and .tu

[Bacchus]

ok, just like the Subject, wats the difference between a .t file and a .tu file, like i kno the .tu file is like for a turing unit file or something, but can someone give me more details?

[Cervantes]

Your .tu file is a unit of a class or module. If you have a Turing unit, you can import that class or module into any .t file you wish.

[Tony]

though really it doesn't matter. You can just as easily save your files as .txt

difference is just for the organizational purposes.

[Bacchus]

ic, ya i have a Turing unit and i wasnt sure if it was suposed to be in a .tu file and i just did it wrong lol thxs

[Flikerator]

I dont know if this has anything to do with it, but just in case...

If I make some procedures, can I put them into another turing file and call them up? Just to make my main program smaller and easy to manage.

So instead of;

code:

proc man1      put "hi" end man1 put "You bump into some guy and he says;" man1

you have

code:

put "you bump into some guy and he says;" open turing file with proc man1

?

[Bacchus]

use include
[code]include "filename"
modulename.man1[code] and im pretty sure you can just include one procedure or function from a file if you wanted to
[code]include man1 in "filename"
modulename.man1[/code]

[Cervantes]

Bacchus: If you've got a module (perhaps a dialogue module ), why not just make it a unit and import it?
But yes, if it's not a module, just include it.