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how hard is it to program string capabilities into Dink? if someone with the time and knowledge could do this it would greatly help the Dink community
1. no more crap about storing letters in variables with complex algorythms
2. multiple variables could be stored inside a string
e.g:
init &var1
init &var2
init &var3
init $string1
$string1 = "13.76.45"
(some code to extract numbers between dots)
&var1 then equals 13, &var2 then equals 76, and &var3 equals 45. i'm not sure how you could extract but i'm sure someone who knows the Dink scource (and its programming language) could write in strings.
a. anyone who could do this?
b. any other possible uses for strings?
1. no more crap about storing letters in variables with complex algorythms
2. multiple variables could be stored inside a string
e.g:
init &var1
init &var2
init &var3
init $string1
$string1 = "13.76.45"
(some code to extract numbers between dots)
&var1 then equals 13, &var2 then equals 76, and &var3 equals 45. i'm not sure how you could extract but i'm sure someone who knows the Dink scource (and its programming language) could write in strings.
a. anyone who could do this?
b. any other possible uses for strings?
