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Styling errors.
Basically, when I script and don't feel like hand-styling it myself, I'll use RC's /style.
But there's two problems; the for () and @= don't style properly. for () example: BEFORE PHP Code:
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@= example: BEFORE PHP Code:
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Err, those can easily by using your backspace button once, and your tab button once..
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The only problem I see with this is the "@ =" because that gives an unexpected token error.. |
Bloo, you never hand-style, what are you talking about? x.x
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That's his point :/ Aahhh, hand-styling comes as an instinct when I code in anything.
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Kind of like switching to a Mac. |
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openSUSE Linux ;D |
Well stop using /style and do it on your own like the big kids.
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Whoopee... I'm 14, I consider myself mentally like a "big kid," however much y'all wish to disagree about it.
I don't care at all how old y'all are. I don't go by the hierarchical age-respect level nonsense. and Chris, I hand-style on small scripts, not larger ones. |
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Ok fixed both "@=" and "for ( : )", will work fine with the next npcserver update.
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Should have just made them learn to hand-style. @Bloo: Why would you not style large scripts? It takes one push of the tab key ... If you'd like to argue how nice your code is, I'll post your car script. I have permission from Ork, actually. |
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