function: eval

[zokemon]

There, I'm not lazy anymore.

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by zokemon

There, I'm not lazy anymore.

Sure you are, just slightly less lazy.

[zokemon]

Originally Posted by cbkbud

Sure you are, just slightly less lazy.

[Rapidwolve24]

Originally Posted by zokemon

Lol.

[Tolnaftate2004]

Just released a new version, one is for debug ("unstable"), and the other just has the functions to do the work. This release can catch all variables prefixes excluding temp.-. I fixed some problems (multidimensional arrays, 'error code 2' caused an infinite loop), and errors now tell you exactly what the problem is (and what line, but since only one line is supported so far, it says line 1, hurr). You should be able to do multiple operations, separating them with ;.

If you want to mess with the debug version, just change __debug__ (this is the mode) to somewhere between 0 (none) and 15 (all) and __debug_string__ to whatever you want to evaluate. The debug method does not make a call to eval().

[Tolnaftate2004]

Hate to double post, but for the sake of the bump...
I've been slowly making progress with this script. Over the past few days, the to-do list has been slowly shrinking. The current version finally recognizes functions (it will say that the function does not exist, but the point is that it finds them correctly). I will release a supplementary script for the functions once I figure out a good way to handle them (must be secure, hoping to minimize the use of function f(p1,p2,...,pN), &c.).

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by Tolnaftate2004

Hate to double post, but for the sake of the bump...
I've been slowly making progress with this script. Over the past few days, the to-do list has been slowly shrinking. The current version finally recognizes functions (it will say that the function does not exist, but the point is that it finds them correctly). I will release a supplementary script for the functions once I figure out a good way to handle them (must be secure, hoping to minimize the use of function f(p1,p2,...,pN), &c.).

Good job

Way to show Zero who's boss!

[zokemon]

Originally Posted by cbkbud

Good job

Way to show Zero who's boss!

Since when? Mine is made more for optimization and fast calculating of algorithms and such while PFA's is more focused around actually running code (assignment, function calling). I intentionally left assignment and function calling out of mine as I didn't want them in mine.

Neither of ours is better per say as we are doing them entirely different ways.

Anyways, good job PFA .

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by zokemon

Since when? Mine is made more for optimization and fast calculating of algorithms and such while PFA's is more focused around actually running code (assignment, function calling). I intentionally left assignment and function calling out of mine as I didn't want them in mine.

Neither of ours is better per say as we are doing them entirely different ways.

Anyways, good job PFA .

I know, it was a joke

Yours is awesome as well. Didn't mean to hurt your ego, 'o great one.

[zokemon]

Originally Posted by cbkbud

I know, it was a joke

Yours is awesome as well. Didn't mean to hurt your ego, 'o great one.

You don't have to say that, just don't put mine down .