SE4 Scripting in Python (templatizer again)

[Ed Kolis]

Sorry about that... hope you download them anyway, because you will need them to run the program

(Hey, think of it this way - it's about the same size as the Java libraries, and nobody complains about Java, do they? )

edit: judging from your sig, you might be interested in this: www.go-mono.com
It's the GNU Version of .NET and allows you to run .NET applications on Linux as well as Windows - as long as they're compiled for Mono and not the regular .NET. Mine isn't but it should be able to be compiled for Mono - I think...

[ July 24, 2004, 20:51: Message edited by: Ed Kolis ]

[Ed Kolis]

The SE4 Templatizer is ready for download, ahead of schedule!

http://home.fuse.net/koliset/SE4/SE4_Templatizer.rar

You'll need the .NET Framework ( ), EEE (as mentioned in previous Posts), and a RAR extractor to use this program.

Try it out - it's pretty darn cool!

[Yimboli]

Originally posted by Ed Kolis:

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Originally posted by Yimboli:
Ed, I fully understand combinations and permutations... I'm just wondering how you think they would be useful? And how do they work? i.e. if I say P(1234), what happens?

That's not how you'd call the function - actually, it's an infix operator, so you'd call something like 4P3, and that would find the number of permutations of 4 objects in Groups of 3. As for how it would be useful, I really don't know in terms of SE4, but I figured I'd include it because I'd be releasing this math parser for general use anyway and someone somewhere might need it

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Ohhhhh, that makes much more sense. so 4C3 would be like "4 choose 3"

[ July 25, 2004, 17:26: Message edited by: Yimboli ]

[Aiken]

Now I have a reverse task: I have a numerical values for damage (ex.: 0 5 10 45 120 390 0 0.. or such) and I like to find the approximation function for this sequence. Can someone suggest a tool to do it?

[Ed Kolis]

SE4 Templatizer updated to Version 1.0.1!
What's new:
-Fixed bug where roman numeral IV showed up as IIII
-Fixed bug where an extra newline was inserted between entry families

[Ed Kolis]

(bump)
C'mon, this is an interesting tool! Hard to use maybe, but very useful!

[Aiken]

Don't panic, where's at least 1 user of your SE4_templatizer - me (going to use it in my own project after I'll figure out how the hell pyScintilla works)

*to do: test Templatizer for i18n*