I know what a struct is, I just don't know how I would use it in a script. Can someone point me in the right direction here?

Well, I did write this small test code to test my knowledge of the syntax:

Code:

#include <acknex.h>
#define PRAGMA_ZERO

var showint1;
var showint2;

typedef struct
{
	int test1;
	int test2;
	char test3[10];
} TEST;

TEST* here_we_go=
{
	test1= 7;
	test2= 7;
	test3= "Hello, World!";
}

FONT* sys_font= "Terminal#12";

PANEL* show_struct_values=
{
	digits (320,240,"Struct value 1= %9.0f",sys_font,1,showint1);
	digits (320,250,"Struct value 2= %9.0f",sys_font,1,showint2);
	flags= visible;
}

void exit_()
{
	sys_exit(NULL);
}

function main()
{
	screen_color.red= 1;
	video_mode= 8;
	video_screen= 1;
	on_esc= exit_;
	showint1= here_we_go.test1;
	showint2= here_we_go.test2;
}


but you could just as easily define the vars and display them with the panel.

EDIT: Oops! Sorry, wrong forum! I thought I was in Lite-C Scripting! Could someone move this?

Last edited by MrCode; 08/03/07 06:03.
Code:
void main()
{
    cout << "I am MrCode,";
    cout << "hear me roar!";
    system("PAUSE");
}