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Early beta version of N7
#21
(12-31-2021, 01:36 PM)kcfb Wrote: Looking good so far in Windows 7 and Windows 10 thanks.
I find it easier reading examples off line, to avoid eye strain, so I have copied all of the examples alphabetically into a PDF file, which I share here in case it's useful to anyone......

Nice!

I have a reference document here (well, at home, away on a trip) where I list and explain all commands and functions. Hopefully I can include it in the next release.

I am working on some small game examples too of course.
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#22
(12-31-2021, 02:56 PM)Marcus Wrote:
(12-31-2021, 01:36 PM)kcfb Wrote: Looking good so far in Windows 7 and Windows 10 thanks.
I find it easier reading examples off line, to avoid eye strain, so I have copied all of the examples alphabetically into a PDF file, which I share here in case it's useful to anyone......

Nice!

I have a reference document here (well, at home, away on a trip) where I list and explain all commands and functions. Hopefully I can include it in the next release.

I am working on some small game examples too of course.
The reference document would be very useful when you are in a position to release it thanks Marcus.....plenty for me to be getting on with in the meantime, as the transition from N6 does not seem too difficult, but the new features should be very useful. I'm particularly looking forward to working with the tables.....
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#23
Attached is a PDF of keywords and constants in N7, listed alphabetically,  taken from the text document included with N7. Hope it's useful to someone...
.pdf   KEYWORDS.pdf (Size: 50.46 KB / Downloads: 8)
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#24
(01-02-2022, 09:41 AM)kcfb Wrote: Attached is a PDF of keywords and constants in N7, listed alphabetically,  taken from the text document included with N7. Hope it's useful to someone...

Btw, instead of:

abs(x)

, you can write:

|x|

And instead of:

pow(x, y)

, you can use:

x^y

Smile

And "radians" and "degrees" is gone. Radians is used by all math functions, but you can use rad(x) and deg(x) to convert between them.
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#25
Marcus,

First of all... It's good to know that both 'you' and 'Naalaa' are still alive... lol

Even though I run N7 via 'Wine', on my Linux Mint machine, it still performs quite quickly...

I particularly like the 'theme' (Dracula?). Very cool. On that note... you mentioned that N7 was 'Open Source'... Does this mean, if I wanted to change the nedgui.n7 to a different theme, I can? Oh... That could be another new feature... Theme changer... Sorry. Got carried away... You probably have your hands full at the moment... lol

Great job so far... Code on...
May your journey be free of incident.
Live long and prosper.
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