Take MXCIII

License to kill

Take MXCII

need

Take MXCI

Alternative way

Take MXC

The headless horseman needs a head

Take MLXXXIX

Scyndi should now have a kind of support for #accept

It's not as powerful (no unsafe) as in NIL, but it SHOULD cut my work.

Take MLXXXVIII

Code order mistake

Take MLXXXVII

Code typo

Take MLXXXVI

Dirty Link: Combat_Status

Take MLXXXV

Dirty Link CStatus

Take MLXXXIV

Sys

Take MLXXXIII

Init -> InitFighter

In both Neil and Scyndi "Init" is a keyword after all.

Take MLXXXII

Need

Take MLXXXI

MetaTable

Take MLXXX

Another "final"

Take MLXXIX

Another... I guess I added that feature to NIL later. Dang! It's been so long!

Take MLXXVIII

?

Take MLXXVII

Internal function

Take MLXXVI

Apparently the keyword "final" was not yet properly implemented. I really need to sort that one out!

Take MLXXV

Temp solution as the order in which libraries are loaded can now play a role. It SHOULD not affect the ways things go, but I cannot be 100% sure

Take MLXXIV

And another case of both

Internal function

#

Take MLXXIII

' and #

Take MLXXII

Start: Fighters

Fighters is next, but first a few other things to take care of.

I also have a life, you know!

Take MLXXI

NIL.Use

Take MLXX

Back to the project. Fixed a syntax error.

Take MLXIX

Rebuild stuff

Lua Syntax error

Take MLXVIII

Loads o' trouble, eh?

Rebuilding SRF

Added tag BASH

Recompiling Scyndi compiler (needed when adding core functions)

"ArrayContains" added to Scyndi core features

Take MLXVII

Wrong file!

Take MLXVI

What more?

Hurt in Buffs

Dirty link Buffs

Take MLXV

Self

Take MLXIV

Another. All accounted for now?

Take MLXIII

Outdated style "if"

Take MLXII

NIL.Use

Take MLXI

Why #pure?

Take MLX

A bit of workout

Take MLIX

ToNumber

Take MLVIII

Need

Take MLVII

The headless horseman needs a head

Take MLVI

I do see that some earlier parts did do "Hurt" wrong. They'll surface eventually anyway, so no need to dig all this crap out (yet)

Hurt

Take MLV

404

Take MLIV

MOAR!

Take MLIII

Another

Take MLII

#

Take MLI

Next: Execution

Take ML

Code typo

Take MXLIX

Combat_End converted

Take MXLVIII

CONSTRUCTOR conversion

#use clauses adapated

Combat messages

Take MXLVII

#pure

Take MXLVI

A start to Buffs

Well,there's still a long way ahead of me. Wish me luck!

Well, that will be a later concern, though.

Well over to Buff

Take MXLV

Why did I do that that way?

Take MXLIV

Syntax issues

Take MXLIII

Self

Dirty Link Buzz

Take MXLII

Sys

Take MXLI

Dirty Link Hurt

Take MXL

Need

Take MXXXIX

Inernal func

Take MXXXVIII

Type bug function args

Take MXXXVII

More of that?

Take MXXXVI

why was there a #pure in the first place?

Take MXXXV

No multiline instructions in Scyndi!

Take MXXXIV

Dirty Arena

Take MXXXIII

What works in NIL does not always work in Scyndi

Take MXXXII

Dev

Take MXXXI

Yeah, Scyndi is bugged on a few important points, I know

Self issue

:upper()

Take MXXX

over to Callback

Take MXXIX

Self

Take MXXVIII

Several fixes

Take MXXVII

Need

Take MXXVI

The headless horseman needs a head

Take MXXV

Obsolete self in the way

Take MXXIV

This is officially an external library so no fooling around with the dirty conversions inside Dyrt itself

&&

Take MXXIII

Old style QuickMeta

Take MXXII

I see... Scyndi requires the Unix line endings...

Take MXXI

I tried to cover this and I *hope* I did this right, as I frankly have NO idea what this library was supposed to do. XD

A library named RelPos suddenly pops up.

Take MXX

SString

Take MXIX

Over to Arena and it's another # there

Take MXVIII

SString

Take MXVII

....

Take MXVI

Another #

Take MXV

#

Take MXIV

Moving on to Actions

Take MXIII

SELF

Take MXII

$ and '

Take MXI

Need

Take MX

"Table" type in function arguments is still an issue in Scyndi (I really need to fix that).

Take MIX

#accept

Take MVIII

404

Take MVII

#

Take MVI

Part of the abnormal status part.

Take MV

I certainly don't expect this to take less than a few days (if I'm lucky).

Of course it goes WITHOUT saying that this will only move some files, and none of them can be expected to work at this time. I will have to dig through them one by one, and since there are quite many (since the combat routines are always the most complex part of my RPG games) this will take a LOOOOOOONG time!