:=

Take CMXLIX

Syntax crap

Take CMXLVIII

I don't create locals in order not to use them. (one of the extremely few instances in which that Go disease could be useful).

Take CMXLVII

Self method crap

Take CMXLVI

Wendicka's spell list

AT LAST! The error message I WANTED to see...

I think I found the source of evil. It's really astonishing that this error wasn't thrown before, though....

Take CMXLV

???

Take CMXLIV

DA FUUUUUUUUCK!

Take CMXLIII

FUCK YOU!!!!!

Take CMXLII

Whenever you think it can't go wrong anymore..... it GOES wrong!

Take CMXLI

Just fuck it!

Just fuck it all!

Take CMXL

ID conflict

Take CMXXXIX

I don't get it anymore

Take CMXXXVIII

????

Take CMXXXVII

This is getting more and more irritating. I think I need a break!

Take CMXXXVI

Another scope kind not accepted?

Take CMXXXV

DefTable was not allowed within in IF-scope, which is of course, entirely bullshit-o.

Take CMXXXIV

No, but perhaps this will do it?

Take CMXXXIII

Well?

Take CMXXXII

Fuck

Take CMXXXI

I'm completely confused now, but I think I got it....

At least that part has been taken care of. But I guess something more is required.

Take CMXXX

Part of the problem was in Scyndi itself. If you used DDef multiple times within one scope, both created variables would have the same name in the translation

The line causing the error has been found, yet, I wonder how it could be called.

Take CMXXIX

?

Take CMXXVIII

well?

One tiny fix done, but there's still a long way to go!

Take CMXXVII

From there I can go deeper

that confirms that this line is where it goes wrong... or at least, one of the function it calls.

for atag in RPGChar[CharTag].List.ABL.Each

Take CMXXVI

Another

Take CMXXV

Untracable error, yet I'll have to trace it, so let's start adding debug lines like crazy

Take CMXXIV

Well, let's see how this will go

RPGChar can now handle lists, and should therefore fool the game succesfully

Right-o!

I see all the stuff I wanted to see here!

And the Scyndi code also indicates that the feature *is* present. Good!

I really needed to take a look to the integrity of the Statistician feature as I need to use a feature now that I didn't yet use before... At least not in statistician (in its predecessor I did, and Star Story even uses it).

Take CMXXIII

NOW for the runtime testing

Take CMXXII

Fixed now?

Such a simple feature and yet it does everything it can (or can't) to keep on refusing to work!

Take CMXXI

Well, the beautiful method refuses to work, so I guess the dirty method will have to do

A large error dumpout by Lua... I guess that's PROGRESS!

Take CMXX

I think I see it

Take CMXIX

This error should not be possible, so let's see wtf is wrong here

Take CMXVIII

C++ != Lua

So arrays start on 0!

Take CMXVII

InsKind not properly set????

A different error means progress, but this one confuses me, but let's look further

????? PLEASE ??????

Take CMXVI

More debug crap

Take CMXV

More debug crap to find out why this cockroach refuses to get fixed (against all possibile odds)

Take CMXIV

I hope

The DefTable Scope isn't closed, but I think I know how this can be

Take CMXIII

How can this be? Unclosed function scope (all the way NOT possible at all)

Take CMXII

All compiler errors with DefTable still on dummy accounted for, but now to UNDUMMY that part

Take CMXI

Another or -> ||

Take CMX

Image.Load -> LoadImage

Take CMIX

||

Take CMVIII

FitText

Take CMVII

Linked it

Found it

ClickARM

Take CMVI

Flow

Take CMV

sys

Take CMIV

RPG2Stat

Take CMIII

:=

Take CMII

Intervar

:upper

:= void

Take CMI

:=

(1900 takes already... And I haven't yet fully done the first dungeon, yet)

Take CM

:=

Link

Take DCCCXCIX

Same as before

:=

Take DCCCXCVIII

I don't know how may := voids I'll need, but my prognosis is that it will haunt me during this entire project!

Take DCCCXCVII

Anyway

Events functions that became properties

:=

Take DCCCXCVI

events

Take DCCCXCV

Loads of :=

It appears that type names and () in a comment is still taken as a function definition by Scyndi... That is a VERY serious bug!

Take DCCCXCIV

Apparently that was not it

Take DCCCXCIII

Temporarily dummied that to make sure

Unclosed scope, eh? Is that because deftable is bugged?

Take DCCCXCII

During the upcoming tests I will also have to check if the conversion as a whole worked out. Not only the DefTable.

Neil -> Scyndi: Ability list

The tool comes later, but only needs to be recompiled

The Kitty library has been adapted

That appears to be the case

Take DCCCXCI -- This take is only to see if Scyndi compiles and does the job without DefTable still fine.

The next code uses DefTable. Something Scyndi does not yet support, but as it's a very cool feature that can save me tons of work, I saw to it that I MADE Scyndi support it!

Take DCCCXC

Icon line not clickable

Take DCCCLXXXIX

-> Scyndi: Briggs' Resistance

Take DCCCLXXXVIII

Sys

Take DCCCLXXXVII

RPG2Stat

Take DCCCLXXXVI

Module head missing

Take DCCCLXXXV

Crystal's resistance initiation

At least it works in general sense, and that's already worth a lot!

#183 (although cosmetic, still one that requires fixing)

Take DCCCLXXXIV

Faulty :=

Take DCCCLXXXIII

TextWidth -> Width

Take DCCCLXXXII

DarkText -> Dark

Take DCCCLXXXI

void routine fixed

Take DCCCLXXX

???

Take DCCCLXXIX

FitText

Take DCCCLXXVIII

Well, let's see what will happen next, eh?

Of course I had to recompile Scyndi

Also made sure the Scyndi compiler won't throw warnings any more on LocExtern.

Invoke function for Scyndi (will only execute a delegate variable if it contains an actual function, and ignore it if not). A feature in Neil I forgot about, but Star Story used it several times. And there was no harm in transferring that to Scyndi.

Take DCCCLXXVII

Events

Take DCCCLXXVI

flowconvert

Take DCCCLXXV

Vies, bah!

Take DCCCLXXIV

Dang! I thought I had them all

Moar of those

Take DCCCLXXIII

:=

Take DCCCLXXII

Several linkups

Take DCCCLXXI

Neil -> Scyndi: Items in menu

Next stop will be ITEMS (in other words, the inventory)

Take DCCCLXX

Wrong variable

Take DCCCLXIX

SR should just do nicely too