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Norton showed an alert! I was the first one with norton to actually run the EXE.

I clicked run anyway.

Last edited by ihaveamac (2010-09-25 16:09:51)

ScratchReallyROCKS wrote:

Did you get the SIMPL idea from me? Because I was making a programming language in Scratch called SIMPL. I couldn't care less that you use it, I'm just wondering.

No, I actually was going to ask you that about a month ago, until I saw it was in Scratch.

@iham (IHAM!    ) As you probably saw, SIMPL-DOS is not a virus.













IHAM!

SIMPL-DOS 0.33 is out!

banana500 wrote:

Is it a Windows Batch File?

I actually tried to make a DOS-like batch file, called SMPL-DOS (ironic, huh), but I ended up making a word processor.

yes, it is a batch file, and that is VERY ironic, almost creepy.

If you still have it, does your failed DOS project work with spaces? The word processor in SIMPL-DOS crashes when you use spaces. 

banana500 wrote:

fire219 wrote:

banana500 wrote:

Is it a Windows Batch File?

I actually tried to make a DOS-like batch file, called SMPL-DOS (ironic, huh), but I ended up making a word processor.

yes, it is a batch file, and that is VERY ironic, almost creepy.

If you still have it, does your failed DOS project work with spaces? The word processor in SIMPL-DOS crashes when you use spaces. 

No, it didn't.

I quit it after the first if statement didn't work.

But if you want to create a truly powerful computer program, try Perl. It's better than C.

K.

I know Perl is powerful, but I have also heard it is VERY HARD to learn. I have just gotten good at BASIC, so Perl is probably a long way away for me. I will probably go C route, starting with, old, reliable, C.


(BTW, did you know Windows was made in C# and C++?)

Here is some code from my current development version of ExplodiDOS 9/27/10:

:NOTES
ECHO Your previous note: %NOTE%
SET /P NOTE=
GOTO INTRED

Flawless notes system. You can even use spaces.
Okay, it's not 100% flawless. You can't have multiple lines of text.
If you decide to use at least part of that code, please give me credit if you want to.
Oh yeah, INTRED is the name of the part of ExplodiDOS that understands the commands.

Last edited by ThePCKid (2010-09-26 16:51:39)

fire219 wrote:

ThePCKid wrote:

Here is some code from my current development version of ExplodiDOS 9/27/10:

Code:

:NOTES
ECHO Your previous note: %NOTE%
SET /P NOTE=
GOTO INTRED

Flawless notes system. You can even use spaces.
Okay, it's not 100% flawless. You can't have multiple lines of text.
If you decide to use at least part of that code, please give me credit if you want to.
Oh yeah, INTRED is the name of the part of ExplodiDOS that understands the commands.

Code:

 :TXTcom
cls
echo SIMPL TEXT EDITOR 1.0
echo Press Enter for new line. Type EXIT and Press Enter to exit.
:newline
set /p choice= 
if %choice%==EXIT goto exittxt
if not %choice%==EXIT goto newline
:exittxt
cls 
goto newcom

I guess the best way would be to mix my code and yours. Mine works with multiple lines, but yours can use spaces.

BTW, newcom is the same thing as INTRED. And, I am wondering what INTRED stands for. If it isn't obvious (probably is), newcom means NEW COMmand.

Okay.
INTRED is short for this (parts not in the abbr. are italic):
Interpreter for ExplodiDOS

This is cool! I'm a big DOS batch coder (you can see an example of my coding in my Scratch EXE Creator application (found here) and my Scratch Modification Switcher (which I may or may not release depending on if I get around to it)), and I'm really interested in this. I also have an awesome idea: Make it so that, when the SIMPL-DOS batch file is run with a certain parameter, it launches the word processor, and when the command TXTED is run, SIMPL-DOS starts itself in a new window with that parameter, so that to exit, you just have to close that window. And I can write code that enables it to save the file you typed up and fix the crashing when given a space (for the latter problem, you just need to quote a few things)! If you want, I can code all of my ideas and upload it (to my own website) for you to use!

fire219 wrote:

meowmeow55 wrote:

This is cool! I'm a big DOS batch coder (you can see an example of my coding in my Scratch EXE Creator application (found here) and my Scratch Modification Switcher (which I may or may not release depending on if I get around to it)), and I'm really interested in this. I also have an awesome idea: Make it so that, when the SIMPL-DOS batch file is run with a certain parameter, it launches the word processor, and when the command TXTED is run, SIMPL-DOS starts itself in a new window with that parameter, so that to exit, you just have to close that window. And I can write code that enables it to save the file you typed up and fix the crashing when given a space (for the latter problem, you just need to quote a few things)! If you want, I can code all of my ideas and upload it (to my own website) for you to use!

So with that first idea, you mean like the equivalent (I use a lot of big words  ) of Hibernate in Windows? That would be cool, and not hard to implement!

No, let me give an example:

if %1==TXTED goto TXTcom
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
if "%choice%"=="TXTED" START SIMPL-DOS_0.33.EXE TXTED
:: or .bat

That would make it so that if "TXTED" was typed, SIMPL-DOS would launch itself with the paramater TXTED, which made it go to the word processor, and it would also open in a new window, so you could just close the window instead of typing EXIT to exit.
Also, speaking of EXE and BAT, you could just include SIMPL-DOS as .bat so passing parameters would be easier (and I can change the file extension so double-clicking will open it).

I am interested in the code for saving files, but I have done some testing, and the space bug is just a problem with my code.

I'll get started on the saving code, then!

Very cool program! I'll download when I get around to booting into windows.