C-MOP

[Mhtsos]

Are you confused by using Assault cube's "math operators"?You prefer using C++/C math operators? If so, this script was made for you!!

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Code:

alias cmop [ if (strcmp $arg2 +) [ + $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 -) [ - $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 *) [ * $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 div) [ div $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 mod) [ mod $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 powf) [ powf $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 +f) [ +f $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 -f) [ -f $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 *f) [ *f $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 divf) [ divf $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 modf) [ modf $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 !) [ ! $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 ==) [ = $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 !=) [ != $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 <) [ < $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 >) [ > $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 <f) [ <f $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 >f) [ >f $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 =f) [ =f $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 <=) [ <= $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 >=) [ >= $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 div=) [ div= $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 div=f) [ div=f $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 !=f) [ + $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 &&) [ && $arg1 $arg3 ] [ if (strcmp $arg2 ||) [ || $arg1 $arg3 ] [ hudecho (c 3) Alias M: Error in second argument ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ]

Usage:

cmop number math-operator number

Ex:

echo cmop 6 + 5

Outputs: 11


PS:

I know that this script is extremely useless but who cares!Its my first time!

[Alien]

it looks terrible, dont tell me, there is no list and find function in cube script and what is !=f ?

[Mhtsos]

I know :( im trying to make assaultcube's scripting "language" simpler for C++ programers (like me) BTW every operator that ends to f means operator's argument's are float.

[Mhtsos]

Also in cubescript there is something called strstr....
Please see the description of it....

[Mhtsos]

And its not THAT awfull!

In cubescript:
+ 6 4
In C++:
6 + 4
In my script:
cmop 6 + 4

[stef]

a) even a "C++ programmer" should be able to understand polish notation
b) you should learn cubescript, before you try to "improve" it
c) if you really need that: alias cmop [($arg2 $arg1 $arg3)]

[Mousikos]

Cubescript is annoying, and while C++ is more well-defined, C++ is in no way simpler. Cubescript uses pre-order instead of in-order operators. It's not that bad... C++ may seem simpler, but that's because growing up you were taught in order operators. Pre-order is cleaner. No need for annoying parentheses

In-order:
((1+2)*3+4)/5

Pre-Order
/ + * + 1 2 3 4 5

[Mhtsos]

Ok guys DONT judge me that hard as i said its my first time!Its useful for me putting in order!Where is your problem?If you want something PERFECTLY written ask Bukz for it!!!!

[Mhtsos]

Stef maybe you should learn cubescript before judging peoples scripts this script has no error and its working perfectly.

[stef]

So, I should learn cubescript, to improve my 21-character script, which outperforms your 80-line monster? I'll get right on it :)

[Andrez]

Why are you being harsh on him?

His script is clearly more natural than CS is!

Mhtsos job nice! err, I meant nice job Mhtsos!

[Marti]

Stef maybe you should learn cubescript before judging peoples scripts this script has no error and its working perfectly.

You tell him bruv

[Mhtsos]

So, I should learn cubescript, to improve my 21-character script, which outperforms your 80-line monster? I'll get right on it :)

Yeah whatever its too long but I DONT CARE!!!Ok?Share your hate somewhere else!Is it working?If yes shut up and say something good for it!If its not working tell me how to make it work!Too simple!No need to judge!!!!

[Mousikos]

Ok guys DONT judge me that hard as i said its my first time!Its useful for me putting in order!Where is your problem?If you want something PERFECTLY written ask Bukz  for it!!!!

I'm not saying your script is bad, I'm just saying if you know C++, cubescript should be really easy for you. Also, what stef is saying is, when you call a command, say "cmop 1 + 2", 1 is $arg1, + is $arg2, and 2 is $arg3. Therefore, since you are writing the operator out verbatim, it's simpler to write "alias cmop [$arg2 $arg1 $arg3]"

[Alien]

"!=f == +" ? Show your naked girlfriend if you want positive feedback so much.

[Mhtsos]

a) even a "C++ programmer" should be able to understand polish notation
b) you should learn cubescript, before you try to "improve" it
c) if you really need that: alias cmop [($arg2 $arg1 $arg3)]

Ok guys DONT judge me that hard as i said its my first time!Its useful for me putting in order!Where is your problem?If you want something PERFECTLY written ask Bukz  for it!!!!

I'm not saying your script is bad, I'm just saying if you know C++, cubescript should be really easy for you. Also, what stef is saying is, when you call a command, say "cmop 1 + 2", 1 is $arg1, + is $arg2, and 2 is $arg3. Therefore, since you are writing the operator out verbatim, it's simpler to write "alias cmop [$arg2 $arg1 $arg3]"

Stef could say that a better way to write this script is alias cmop [$arg2 $arg1 $arg3]

[Mhtsos]

"!=f  == +" ? Show your naked girlfriend  if you want positive feedback so much.

OK XD

[MCS]

On such a small engine its better to streamline code as opposed to bloating it.

[Mhtsos]

Ok but i just want not being judged SO F*CKING HARD!

[MCS]

I'm not judging your coding, I'm judging your little kid rants. You've been here, what? three days, and already you're screaming at people.

[Mhtsos]

Ok i feel sorry about it TO EVERYONE ESPECIALLY TO STEF IM SO SORRY

[Marti]

OK CAN WE NOW LOCK THE THREAD? :D

[Luc@s]

Ok i feel sorry about it TO EVERYONE ESPECIALLY TO STEF IM SO SORRY

now please apologize for overusing caps.