Yandros on 7/5/2014 at 02:00
Bravo! I know I will use it, thank you!
Tannar on 7/5/2014 at 16:59
Yes, this is fantastic news! Thank you and good luck! :thumb:
LarryG on 7/5/2014 at 17:15
Quote Posted by BotaniciTraffici
- Text alignment of every single line: left, center and right. "no_trim" become useless
Since NewDark doesn't support this, how are you planning to implement it without using no_trim: "1"? Don't you have to use it behind the scenes to create white spaces that don't get trimmed away by NewDark to accomplish center and right text justification?
BotaniciTraffici on 7/5/2014 at 18:52
Quote Posted by LarryG
Since NewDark doesn't support this, how are you planning to implement it without using no_trim: "1"? Don't you have to use it behind the scenes to create white spaces that don't get trimmed away by NewDark to accomplish center and right text justification?
Dark Engine (and NewDark too) don't show some character, but these are not white-spaces affected by TRIM.
So i can add (and you too off course ;) ) char 237 (Ý) before the first visible character in text.
E.g.:
Code:
Input "This is the first line"
Output (Centered but not visible) "ÝÝÝÝÝÝThis is the first lineÝÝÝÝÝÝ"
Output (Visible) " This is the first line"
LarryG on 7/5/2014 at 19:41
Since the no_trim: "1" option exists, why go through the non-intuitive path of using char 237 (Ý)? Just use the option and space things out. It should be the same result, the same programming effort, and much easier to understand (and read) what is going on when looking at the resulting text files.
BotaniciTraffici on 7/5/2014 at 21:02
Quote Posted by LarryG
Since the no_trim: "1" option exists, why go through the non-intuitive path of using char 237 (Ý)? Just use the option and space things out. It should be the same result, the same programming effort, and
much easier to understand (and read) what is going on when looking at the resulting text files.
Of course.
no_trim is the way;)
