String Overflow Fixed DoHeart

11-01-2011, 10:36 PM #1

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); the title basically says it all, i know everyone loves there DoHearts but they were alot of hassle.
very simple code!.

    

doHeart( text ){

	for(i=0;{

		i = "^"+randomInt(9);

		string = i+text;

		wait .5;

		string = "";

	}

	text SetPoint("TOPCENTER", undefined);

	text Settext(string);

}

thread it like this..

    

self doHeart( "Correys Do Heart" );

it flashes random colors Winky Winky

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11-01-2011, 11:03 PM #2

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[s]This isn't stable at all :b There's another way, I don't get why you guys don't use it :O[/s]

This wouldn't even work the way you want it to, lol

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11-01-2011, 11:43 PM #3

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I never got overflow the normal way, as far as I know setText won't overflow in a for(; Winky Winky

loop.

11-02-2011, 12:48 AM #4

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Originally posted by Correy

the title basically says it all, i know everyone loves there DoHearts but they were alot of hassle.
very simple code!.

    

doHeart( text ){

	for(i=0;{

		i = "^"+randomInt(9);

		string = i+text;

		wait .5;

		string = "";

	}

	text SetPoint("TOPCENTER", undefined);

	text Settext(string);

}

thread it like this..

    

self doHeart( "Correys Do Heart" );

it flashes random colors Winky Winky

How do you add this to a menu? I keep getting syntax

11-02-2011, 01:26 AM #5

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Originally posted by Correy

the title basically says it all, i know everyone loves there DoHearts but they were alot of hassle.
very simple code!.

    

doHeart( text ){

	for(i=0;{

		i = "^"+randomInt(9);

		string = i+text;

		wait .5;

		string = "";

	}

	text SetPoint("TOPCENTER", undefined);

	text Settext(string);

}

thread it like this..

    

self doHeart( "Correys Do Heart" );

it flashes random colors Winky Winky

Nice way to help but this is not needed at all.
There is another way to change colors without set text. Its very simple and has more of an advantage.

[Text ID].color=(<r,g,b> Color Values);
[Text ID] fadeovertime(<time> Winky Winky

; //Optional
wait <time>;
etc...

11-02-2011, 02:23 AM #6

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Originally posted by Studman2Fresshh

Nice way to help but this is not needed at all.
There is another way to change colors without set text. Its very simple and has more of an advantage.

[Text ID].color=(<r,g,b> Color Values);
[Text ID] fadeovertime(<time> Winky Winky

; //Optional
wait <time>;
etc...

yes, that will change text but thats not the whole point, this won't give you a string overflow..

---------- Post added at 02:23 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:22 AM ----------

Originally posted by lovebros

How do you add this to a menu? I keep getting syntax

self addOption( MENUNAME, "Do Heart", : Happy

oHeart, "Your Text Here" );

11-02-2011, 03:03 AM #7

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Originally posted by Correy

yes, that will change text but thats not the whole point, this won't give you a string overflow..

---------- Post added at 02:23 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:22 AM ----------

self addOption( MENUNAME, "Do Heart", : Happy

oHeart, "Your Text Here" );

text Settext(string);
Will only execute once, printing one value, which would be "" (null).

11-02-2011, 05:13 AM #8

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Originally posted by BFresshh

text Settext(string);
Will only execute once, printing one value, which would be "" (null).

I wouldn't even make it there. ;b

11-02-2011, 10:32 AM #9

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Originally posted by 2Fresshh

I wouldn't even make it there. ;b

Yea I know, it will just stay looping forever and never reach it :p

11-02-2011, 09:22 PM #10

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Originally posted by Correy

the title basically says it all, i know everyone loves there DoHearts but they were alot of hassle.
very simple code!.

    

doHeart( text ){

	for(i=0;{

		i = "^"+randomInt(9);

		string = i+text;

		wait .5;

		string = "";

	}

	text SetPoint("TOPCENTER", undefined);

	text Settext(string);

}

thread it like this..

    

self doHeart( "Correys Do Heart" );

it flashes random colors Winky Winky

I got uninitialized variable string from this.