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TES5Edit Scripting Functions (edit)
Revision as of 18:53, 16 September 2016
, 18:53, 16 September 2016→Pascal implementation: no absolutes; there's pretty much no way to use pointers or memory tricks or anything else, well, useful
imported>DavidJCobb (→Pascal implementation: You actually can use TFileStream, but it's not intuitive. Use TStringList.SaveToStream, then decrease stream Size by 2 to remove unwanted CRLF.) |
imported>DavidJCobb (→Pascal implementation: no absolutes; there's pretty much no way to use pointers or memory tricks or anything else, well, useful) |
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* TES5Edit's Pascal implementation does not appear to support open array parameters (e.g. <code>array of integer</code>). | * TES5Edit's Pascal implementation does not appear to support open array parameters (e.g. <code>array of integer</code>). | ||
* TES5Edit's Pascal implementation does not appear to support the <code>With</code> statement. | * TES5Edit's Pascal implementation does not appear to support the <code>With</code> statement. | ||
* TES5Edit's Pascal implementation does not support <code>absolute</code> variables. | |||
* TES5Edit's Pascal implementation does not support <code>&</code> as a prefix for suppressing keyword parsing (e.g. <code>&For</code> to refer to a variable named "For"). | * TES5Edit's Pascal implementation does not support <code>&</code> as a prefix for suppressing keyword parsing (e.g. <code>&For</code> to refer to a variable named "For"). | ||
* TES5Edit's Pascal implementation does support the <code>^</code> or <code>@</code> operators. | * TES5Edit's Pascal implementation does support the <code>^</code> or <code>@</code> operators. | ||