increpare
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2 years ago https://groups.google.com/g/puzzlescript?pli=1
Better to ask this on the mailing list above. More people will be able to help you there rather than waiting on a reply from me (though I too might reply there).
(Quick and not totally helpful answer to your questions: usually, usually, the random keyword, no)
ramified @.***> schrieb am Do. 10. Feb. 2022 um 18:28:
Is there any rule for simulating the "if" statements and the "for" statements? For example the rule "[ ... ] -> [ ... ]" can be viewed as a special form of "if" statement, and startloop ... endloop may replace the "for" statements in some special case. But there are still restricted.
For instance, the rules in startloop ... endloop will be applied repeatedly until it no longer applies anywhere, but do we have something to "break the loop -- when some other condition is satisfied"? Also, I would like to do "when there is no crate in the screen, then turn something to the other thing", but the conditions in "WinConditions" can't be directly transformed to rules in "Rules" part.
By the way, in your Documentation https://www.puzzlescript.net/Documentation/documentation.html you said that each of my rules is applied as often as it can be. But how could I make it happens only once? Do I have to introduce one transparent object for doing so?
As a beginner, I don't know if those programming problems are complicated or not, so maybe I asked some silly questions. I guess there should be some tutorials for these small problems. Thanks in advance for your help!
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Is there any rule for simulating the "if" statements and the "for" statements? For example the rule "[ ... ] -> [ ... ]" can be viewed as a special form of "if" statement, and startloop ... endloop may replace the "for" statements in some special case. But there are still restricted.
For instance, the rules in startloop ... endloop will be applied repeatedly until it no longer applies anywhere, but do we have something to "break the loop -- when some other condition is satisfied"? Also, I would like to do "when there is no crate in the screen, then turn something to the other thing", but the conditions in "WinConditions" can't be directly transformed to rules in "Rules" part.
By the way, in your Documentation you said that each of my rules is applied as often as it can be. But how could I make it happens only once? Do I have to introduce one transparent object for doing so?
As a beginner, I don't know if those programming problems are complicated or not, so maybe I asked some silly questions. I guess there should be some tutorials for these small problems. Thanks in advance for your help!