Creating Libraries
codingmasters
29 Oct 2003, 07:39How do you create a library?
Is there a tutorial out there somewhere?
I heard "Al" was good at making themand wondered if I could somehow get a copy?
Thanks, Matthew G.
Is there a tutorial out there somewhere?
I heard "Al" was good at making themand wondered if I could somehow get a copy?
Thanks, Matthew G.
MaDbRiT
29 Oct 2003, 13:16Hi Matthew
There isn't a tutorial for making libraries as far as I know. Once you have got a good grasp of writing Quest ASL by hand, the syntax for writing libraries is readily "picked up" from the Quest documentation.
The harder bit is that with a library you are usually NOT writing to deal with solving a specific problem, rather you are trying to write something which is general purpose, reusable and (ideally) as flexible as possible.
This is why my libraries have such a lot of code in them and don't always take the obvious 'easy way' to do things.
Al
There isn't a tutorial for making libraries as far as I know. Once you have got a good grasp of writing Quest ASL by hand, the syntax for writing libraries is readily "picked up" from the Quest documentation.
The harder bit is that with a library you are usually NOT writing to deal with solving a specific problem, rather you are trying to write something which is general purpose, reusable and (ideally) as flexible as possible.
This is why my libraries have such a lot of code in them and don't always take the obvious 'easy way' to do things.
Al
paul_one
29 Oct 2003, 14:52Yeah, writing libraries that'll be able to be used by other people is very hard IMO. Having a difficult time sorting some of that stuff out in my RPG battle library.
codingmasters
30 Oct 2003, 02:29Thanks Al
Perhaps you could send me one of ur libraries then so that I could see how it works
Matthew G.
Perhaps you could send me one of ur libraries then so that I could see how it works
Matthew G.
Anonymous
30 Oct 2003, 12:00You can go and d/l his library at http://members.aol.com/agbampton/html/qtips.html
codingmasters
01 Nov 2003, 03:30Thanks
Matthew G.
Matthew G.