MaxCoderz

Though I'm not sure what you mean by 'simplified floodfill', afaik there are several variations on how to achieve a similar effect but I've never heard of a simplified version

Oh i meant that if there were only rectanges of x and y height you could easily fill in the rectange with a line by line using the top and bottom vertices.

Hehe, got a bit bored and decided to implement an expression parser, so that explains the lack of updates

I already have a nice working version in Scheme (keeping the fact that I wanted to port it to Z80 asm in mind). It's coming along pretty fast
I thought it might be a nice addition to Vera

cjgone wrote:

Though I'm not sure what you mean by 'simplified floodfill', afaik there are several variations on how to achieve a similar effect but I've never heard of a simplified version

Oh i meant that if there were only rectanges of x and y height you could easily fill in the rectange with a line by line using the top and bottom vertices.

Nah, you can create a lot different shapes for the balls to bounce in.

driesguldolf wrote:I already have a nice working version in Scheme (keeping the fact that I wanted to port it to Z80 asm in mind). It's coming along pretty fast
I thought it might be a nice addition to Vera

Sounds ace. Hope it doesn't side-track you too much, though!

Nice to see how Vera is still on everyone's mind, even though there is no real progress

Hehe, it's vacation too so everything is slowed down (like checking the forums).

Anyway the parser succeeded in calculating "2-3*4" correctly (as in "2-(3*4)").
Meh I won't derail this thread to my side project but I'll post it in the appropriate place when it's more finished.

Timendus wrote:Nice to see how Vera is still on everyone's mind, even though there is no real progress

Well, I think Vera is just plain awesome. I really do see it one day replace TIOS

Project delayed until after my re-examinations (start of September).