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Posted 01 December 2012 - 01:29 PM
http://pastebin.com/WJ2HmKp0
Short explanation (thanks to kazagistar for writing this explanation):
so I tested it with basic usage, not sure if it has any bugs, yet :3
basically it is for things like:
So with this you do:
Another example:
Multiple levels should work too:
Short explanation (thanks to kazagistar for writing this explanation):
with(table) temporarily merges the table into the global table, so you can call functions in the table as if they were global. You can still access functions that were overridden by using the out table, or call out as a function to restore back to how it was before with was called. With can be called multiple times using different tables
so I tested it with basic usage, not sure if it has any bugs, yet :3
basically it is for things like:
turtle.forward()
turtle.turnLeft()
turtle.digUp()
turtle.up()
turtle.digUp()
turtle.down()
turle.digDown()
turtle.digDown()
So with this you do:
with(turtle)
turnLeft()
digUp()
up()
digUp()
down()
digDown()
digDown()
out()
Another example:
function forward()
print("going forward")
end
with(turtle)
up()
print("meow") -- calls the normal-print function as turtle has no print function
forward() -- calls the turtle.forward function
out.forward() -- calls the forward function defined above
out()
forward() -- calls the forward function defined above
Multiple levels should work too:
with(turtle)
forward()
with(term)
setCursorPos(1,2)
write("meow")
out()
back()
out()
