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S·T·R·I·P·P·E·R
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v1.01 - completed 28rd Feb 1997.
So you've got Blitz Basic and you've got the manual and you've got a few
docs, but what you really want is a list of commands to use, not oodles
of descriptions about what they do, just the basic format, well Stripper
is here to give you just that.
Note: For Stripper to work, you must have "Blitz2:" assigned to the
correct drawer, otherwise Stripper will not load either of the files.
Stripper will load in either your Acidlibs or Deflibs file and literally
strip out all the commands it finds in there. This means that if your
libs are updated, simply running Stripper will produce a bang up-to-date
list of all the commands in there.
Stripper is CLI only, the syntax is:
Stripper <0|1|2> <output filename>
where 0 specifies Deflibs ROM Commands
1 " Deflibs Blitz Commands
and 2 " Acidlibs Blitz Commands
<output filename> is the name of the text file you wish to create that
contains the newly-generated list. You'll want to create three files
altogether, one for each of the modes, and you can always join files
together if you wish.
The format of the file is very simple, on each line (after a brief
header) there's the command, a tab space and the syntax. To format this
to something more presentable in CygnusEd, simply erase the tabs from
the left hand side until all the arguments are lined up, then print the
list out to another file, ensuring you have "Tabe to Spaces" highlighted
in the print confirmation requester.
Credits:
All programming in Blitz Basic II by D!ck/Carnage.
Tools:
Blitz Basic 2.1 on P133 using the Unix Amiga Emulator.
History
v1.01
28/02/97 - More compact code.
Greatly improved speed.
File tabs removed.
v1.00
23/02/97 - Initial release version.
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