[DGD] Delay statements in scripting
John West McKenna
john at mussel.ucc.gu.uwa.edu.au
Sun Jan 4 12:23:56 CET 2004
Noah Gibbs writes:
<a long post about the difficulties of putting delays into scripts without
either inventing another language or putting up with ghastly syntax>
How about taking advantage of LPC's dynamic nature? Write your script as
ordinary LPC code, with "calls" to a non-existant "delay" function. This
script never gets executed, or even compiled. Instead, it gets fed to a
relatively simple preprocessor that breaks it up into separate chunks and
inserts callbacks between them.
The processed code gets compiled and executed.
With a bit more thought/work, it should be possible to deal with loops and
ifs over the breaks (they'd have to be processed into something new too).
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