Re: [PHP] Greek PHP mailing list

2001-01-26 Thread Chris Hayes


 kyk():Prgm:Local a,b,c:
13-a:
"|+|"-b:ClrIO:Output
 0,-1,left(b,a)""right(b,a):While abs(13-a)13:getKey()-c:If abs(50-c)=1
 Then:a+c-50-a:Output 0,-1,left(b,a)""right(b,26-a):EndIf:EndWhile:EndPrgm

 Play with the 1 and 3 keys. Guess what it does by just looking at the code,
 and win a free donut (should arrive within 6-8 weeks, and shouldn't be too
 stale by then). 1 and 3 have character codes 49 and 51, respectively, if you
 want to take this on...

Talking about OT!
Is this a so-called kiloliner? From the times when a home computer had 1k,
16k or 64k?

I say it is a game where you steer a Yen-sign along the line with the 1 and
3. If you go too far left or right you end the program (while).

|+|  3
|+|  3
|+|  1
|+|  3
|+|  3
|+|  3
...
|+|  3
|+|  3
|+|  3
end

I'm not familiar with these toys, i'm a biologist. So i can't tell what the
0,-1 in the output does. It may be the location of the output, so it is just
a one line you see, with a moving Y. It can also mean it scrolls, then the
suggestion of a road is made and you seem to move along the road. It is not
too exciting though as the only way to move is to press a button.

The + sign does not mean anything but the middle line of the road (if it is
a road) and as you see, i guess it skips one place when you cross it.

Satisfied?
Chris



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Re: [PHP] Greek PHP mailing list

2001-01-26 Thread Chris Hayes

 The options: Get a graph-link cable (which I can't find ANYWHERE), or make
 your own during study hall, making them sufficiently stupid that the code can
 be compressed down to a screenful:

 kyk():Prgm:Local a,b,c:13-a:"|+|"-b:ClrIO:Output
 0,-1,left(b,a)""right(b,a):While abs(13-a)13:getKey()-c:If abs(50-c)=1
 Then:a+c-50-a:Output 0,-1,left(b,a)""right(b,26-a):EndIf:EndWhile:EndPrgm

 Play with the 1 and 3 keys. Guess what it does by just looking at the code,
 and win a free donut (should arrive within 6-8 weeks, and shouldn't be too
 stale by then). 1 and 3 have character codes 49 and 51, respectively, if you
 want to take this on...

I must admit it is shorter code than javascript would be:
(ie4+, NS4+)

html
head
script language="javascript1.2"
ns4 = (document.layers)? true:false
ie4 = (document.all)? true:false
document.a=13

function keyDown(e) {
a=document.a
b="|+|";
  if (ns4) {var keycode = e.which-50; }
  if (ie4) {var keycode = event.keyCode-50; }

if (Math.abs(keycode)==1){
a=a+keycode
if ((Math.abs(a-13))12)
{alert("CRASH!");document.TI.ROAD.value="";document.a
=13;return 0;}
document.TI.ROAD.value=(b.substring(0,a)+""+ b.substr(a,26))
}
document.a=a
}

document.onkeydown = keyDown
document.captureEvents(Event.KEYDOWN)



/script
body
Do not click inside screen. Press 1 to go left, 3 to go right (on keyboard).

table border=1 bgcolor="#D0D0D0"
trtd colspan=3 align=rightfont size=2 type="arial,helvetica,sans-
serif"Javascript instrument/font/tr

trtd colspan=3
FORM NAME="TI"
INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME="ROAD" size="30"
/FORM
/td/tr
trtdSQRTtdMEMtdCOS/tr
trtd7td8td9/tr
trtd4td5td6/tr
trtd1td2td3/tr
trtdnbsp;td0tdnbsp;/tr
/table
/body
/html


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Re: [PHP] Greek PHP mailing list

2001-01-25 Thread Carsten Gehling

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Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2001 4:55 AM


 At least you're not sitting in high school calculus and actually
 understanding everything on the board, but not being able to use any of
it
 because Texas Instruments is the only company that's figured out how to
do
 algebraic manipulation, and you can't exactly run a server on your
 calculator. =)

 Are you sure - I thought HP calculators could do it as well?

Ah now, but who would use a HP, when you've got your trusty TI? :-)

(JUST a joke - I can already see the clouds of war in the horizon. A war
that is way older than VI/Emacs...)

- Carsten



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[PHP] Greek PHP mailing list

2001-01-24 Thread Subbie Mitsman


Hello,

for whom it may concern: We created a greek mailing
list for PHP questions, discussions etc. Many people
lack of fluency of the english language (including
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Re: [PHP] Greek PHP mailing list

2001-01-24 Thread Richard Lynch

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Ah, the good ol' days of sitting in college Match classes not understanding
all those letters on the chalkboard. :-)

Good Luck!

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Re: [PHP] Greek PHP mailing list

2001-01-24 Thread Stephan Ahonen

 Ah, the good ol' days of sitting in college Match classes not
understanding
 all those letters on the chalkboard. :-)

At least you're not sitting in high school calculus and actually
understanding everything on the board, but not being able to use any of it
because Texas Instruments is the only company that's figured out how to do
algebraic manipulation, and you can't exactly run a server on your
calculator. =)

Those little calculators are really fun for making stupid programs during
study hall, though.


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