| Shish |
Can someone write tool that converts Sci decoder files (like script.000) into interpriter files (like 0.scr). Or maybe Brian release it??? |
| Omer Mor | I think you only need to rename them... |
| Shish |
Yeah!!! The smallest sci1 game - Leisure Suit Larry has 547 files!!! Rename them al!?!?!?! I was mistaken... I meant no conversion tool, but renaming tool! |
| Pikachu14 | Qbasic. Figure it out yourself. |
| Shish |
I haven't programmed in QBasic so long so i forgot everything i'm wrighting: shell "ren script.00"+ str$(i) +" "+ str$(i)+".scr" But it's not working! I think it's because + command make space between strings... Maybe someone can help??? |
| Pikachu14 |
for i=0 to 517 'These lines add trailing zeros. This is the stupid, but easy way. if len(str(i))=1 then thenum="00"+str(i) if len(str(i))=2 then thenum="0"+str(i) if len(str(i))=3 then thenum=""+str(i) shell "ren script."+thenum+" "+thenum+".scr" next i |
| Shish |
It's not working, man! It's because "blablabla" + str$(1) is not "blablabla1", but "blblabla 1" i don't know why it's happens!!! I tried it in all versions QB i have - 1.0, 4.0, 4.5 Maybe someone else can figure it out??? |
| Omer Mor |
I don't know QBasic, but I know that in VB you need to use the '&' operator to append strings. Maybe it'll work for you in Qbasic. |
| Mokalus_of_Borg |
str$(1) will return " 1", for reasons best known to itself. If you want to convert a number to a string, without spaces, you need to use ltrim$(str$(x)). Mokalus of Borg PS - I knew all those years programming in QBasic would come in handy some day. PPS - Of course, I was never a hardcore QB hax0r like some freaks out there, but I made do. |
| df |
something like |