Never Gonna Give You Up
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12Me21Created:
Version:4.1Size:1966632 B
We're no strangers to love
You know the rules and so do I
A full commitment's what I'm thinking of
You wouldn't get this from any other guy
I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling
Gotta make you understand
Replying to:JustGreat
You just missed a great opportunity to Rickroll us all.
Seriously, call this program Minecraft SB or something next time.
And you would believe me?
I never make anything but simple tools and joke programs
Replying to:JustGreat
You just missed a great opportunity to Rickroll us all.
Seriously, call this program Minecraft SB or something next time.
some people might
Replying to:JustGreat
You just missed a great opportunity to Rickroll us all.
Seriously, call this program Minecraft SB or something next time.
Pft, I'd rather have this amazing lyric setup than a rickroll.
Replying to:joelable
this is amazing
what if i made this a soundtrack for a game i made
question: DIM W[.]? what does that do and how does it work?
. is parsed as 0.0; so it's parsed as W[0].
Replying to:joelable
this is amazing
what if i made this a soundtrack for a game i made
question: DIM W[.]? what does that do and how does it work?
so its basically just like writing 0?
and why an empty array?
Replying to:joelable
this is amazing
what if i made this a soundtrack for a game i made
question: DIM W[.]? what does that do and how does it work?
Loading a linear DAT into a zero-length linear array will auto-resize it to fill the contents of the file. So no need to know the size beforehand.
Replying to:joelable
this is amazing
what if i made this a soundtrack for a game i made
question: DIM W[.]? what does that do and how does it work?
ah i see
handy
Replying to:amihart
Looking at the source code... is there a SmileBASIC compressor/obfuscator? Or did you do that by hand? It's crazy what is even allowed as valid syntax.
yeah I did it by hand
It's a little easier than it looks, since the syntax highlighting usually shows if something will work or not.