Scratch

johnnydean1 wrote:

Ok lets get PHP to turn it into hex. But can we then also make it able to take a copy of that code and put that into the player. This is beacuse some devices don't support PHP!

We have to use PHP or JS. Now I prefer PHP because it is widely supported unlike JS as people turn it off on their browser. And PHP is easy to get the hand of an learn! 
Thats why I want the viewer to be decoded in PHP! 

wei2912 wrote:

I think JS. PHP is mostly used for servers.

Yes, people, PHP is on the sever, NOT the client. So The client does not have to run PHP. I was thinking that we use PHP to read the file into an array of bytes (like I did above.) Then parse it into an array of objects and send it to JS, but I don't really know how to send it. NXIII??? 

EDIT: Typo.

Last edited by MathWizz (2010-10-06 08:42:11)

Daffy22 wrote:

I think PHP will be better to understand the file. maybe parce it into our 'text based scratch' language. Remember the [say 'hello'] ect... sort of blocks. 
Then we get JS and HTML5 to understand that! 

Yeah! That's what I'm trying to do. I've almost got the project info done! 

TheSuccessor wrote:

Something I've been working on (not finished yet, but view source to see what I'm doing): HTMLgames.

Bump.

MathWizz wrote:

wei2912 wrote:

I think JS. PHP is mostly used for servers.

Yes, people, PHP is on the sever, NOT the client. So The client does not have to run PHP. I was thinking that we use PHP to read the file into an array of bytes (like I did above.) Then parse it into an array of objects and send it to JS, but I don't really know how to send it. NXIII??? 

EDIT: Typo.

I would say, actually, that you might be better off sending a GIANT byte array to JS and parsing it there; that way you don't need to convert PHP objects to JS objects with nothing but strings.

MathWizz wrote:

nXIII wrote:

MathWizz wrote:

Yes, people, PHP is on the sever, NOT the client. So The client does not have to run PHP. I was thinking that we use PHP to read the file into an array of bytes (like I did above.) Then parse it into an array of objects and send it to JS, but I don't really know how to send it. NXIII??? 

EDIT: Typo.

I would say, actually, that you might be better off sending a GIANT byte array to JS and parsing it there; that way you don't need to convert PHP objects to JS objects with nothing but strings.

Oh, that makes sense, but I was wondering how you would send anything to JS with PHP...

I wrote a function that converts strings, arrays, dictionaries and numbers, but you can't really send user classes.

militarydudes wrote:

Hello. I just wanted to know how much progress you guys have made. 

Check the Progress forum on our website!    (link in my sig)

MathWizz wrote:

nXIII wrote:

MathWizz wrote:

Oh, that makes sense, but I was wondering how you would send anything to JS with PHP...

I wrote a function that converts strings, arrays, dictionaries and numbers, but you can't really send user classes.

AHHHH!!!! I KNOW THAT! Oops... I had caps on.    Lets say I have the string "Hello World!", how would I send that to JS?

EDIT: I figured it out. I'm still a n00b at PHP. 

I use

echo '"' . $str . '"'

Is that what you're doing?

Last edited by nXIII (2010-10-06 19:03:15)

Umm... I could help... If i do say so myself im very good at HTML. I pretty much got done with html before anyone in my HTML class

Daffy22 can you work on turning the .sb into hex please!
EDIT
Actually can you then turn a project into diffrent scripts

Last edited by johnnydean1 (2010-10-07 11:31:38)

Hey MathWizz can you reguarly post you code!

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