add global function rgss_stop

cremno commented

2014-08-29 12:35:37 +00:00

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It's only useful for testing code. Also RGSS3's rgss_stop (and rgss_main)
is written in Ruby and not in C++. But I doubt someone relies on that.

It's only useful for testing code. Also RGSS3's rgss_stop (and rgss_main) is written in Ruby and not in C++. But I doubt someone relies on that.

Ancurio commented

2014-08-29 20:15:07 +00:00

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Thanks! I think there are a few more functions that are written in ruby in RMXP (whenever they provide a "this is equal to" ruby snippet, it seems to hint at that); doing it in C++ is really just a preference.

cremno commented

2014-08-29 20:58:03 +00:00

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I think there are a few more functions that are written in ruby in RMXP

I don't think so. You can “easily” check that (requires RGSS3 / VX Ace):

msgbox RubyVM::InstructionSequence.disassemble method :rgss_stop
msgbox RubyVM::InstructionSequence.disassemble method :save_data

nil means the method is not written in Ruby.

> I think there are a few more functions that are written in ruby in RMXP I don't think so. You can “easily” check that (requires RGSS3 / VX Ace): ``` ruby msgbox RubyVM::InstructionSequence.disassemble method :rgss_stop msgbox RubyVM::InstructionSequence.disassemble method :save_data ``` `nil` means the method is not written in Ruby.

Ancurio commented

2014-08-30 10:12:13 +00:00

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You're right, I was just guessing, but it's cool that there's a factual method to confirm that! I suspected that Graphics.wait might have been ruby too, but turns out it's actually not.

fdelapena commented

2014-08-30 13:36:10 +00:00

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For all versions you can check hidden scripts from unpacked RGSS DLLs. Once unpacked they're visible in plain text.

Ancurio commented

2014-08-30 13:39:19 +00:00

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For all versions you can check hidden scripts from unpacked RGSS DLLs. Once unpacked they're visible in plain text.

Okay, but at that point we'd be leaving the "clean room" safe area ;)

> For all versions you can check hidden scripts from unpacked RGSS DLLs. Once unpacked they're visible in plain text. Okay, but at that point we'd be leaving the "clean room" safe area ;)

add global function rgss_stop #59