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should do the trick

I like the idea, but there are 2 flaws I noticed:

1. Your regular expressions search until they find "(" or " ". This fails for example with this: "*x = *y.*foo|*z.*bar" (there are probably better examples out there)
You should include characters a identifier for a structure can have instead of ...

They are pretty nice but it's pretty annoying to rewrite the whole expression again and again instead of editing existing breakpoints.
Via double click would be the most intuitive and fast way imho.

I don't see why you don't use the binary XOR operator:

#bit2 = 4
#bit0 = 1

Macro FlipBits_0_and_2(number)
number ! #bit2

number ! #bit0
EndMacro

number = %000

FlipBits_0_and_2(number)

Debug RSet(Bin(number),3,"0")

FlipBits_0_and_2(number)

Debug RSet(Bin(number),3,"0")

Yes, but if you're doing 150 mph would it still slow you down so quickly? I doubt it. More like the wheel would shred the brake due to the high revolutions.
It doesn't need to slow you down quickly, it just needs to slow you down and it can stop you. Brakes (pads or shoes) are meant to be used and ...

c4s wrote:[OFFTOPIC]
Is this a screenshot from Conspiracy's "Beyond"?
...Oh I love this demo!
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Yes. (The next version of eirstt will use screenshots of this demo as background images.)

InitSprite()
InitSprite3D()
OpenWindowedScreen(OpenWindow(0,0,0,800,600,"",#PB_Window_SystemMenu|#PB_Window_ScreenCentered), 0,0,800,600,0,0,0)

UsePNGImageDecoder()
LoadSprite(0, "bg_00.png", #PB_Sprite_Texture)
CreateSprite3D(0, 0)
LoadSprite(1, "bg_01.png", #PB_Sprite_Texture)
CreateSprite3D(1 ...

Would be nice if is works:

Not exactly what you asked for, but "rotating" an array is faster by simply calculating the indexes differently:

; Define piece arrays
Global Dim piece.b(4,4)
Global r

Macro piece_0(x,y)
piece(x,y)
EndMacro

Macro piece_90(x,y)
piece(y,4-x)
EndMacro

Macro piece_180(x,y)
piece(4-x,4-y ...

It would be great if it would be possible to get the size of the elements of an array.

1. wouldn't you need TWO pairs of X/Y, one for the display point and one for the clipstart?

2. istn't that exactly the use what the native command ClipSprite() is for?


PS:
or is it about stretching?

then ZoomSprite3D() is the native Command you're looking for.

Yea sure it's about stretching ...

I doubt adding optional Width and Height parameter for DisplaySprite() is a big problem in any of the subsystems (I'm not sure for SDL but at least in OpenGL, DX7 and DX9 it should be possible) even though it would help alot for many cases of 2D graphic programming.



Until now I helped me out with ...

Yea it would be usefull, but if we have with this http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... highlight= we won't need it

None is impossible

But it should work this way, this looks like a bug because all regex-tools i tried did it as expected (try for example: http://www.fileformat.info/tool/regex.htm). Only PB does not do it right.