DarkBlizz

It's not really an editor at the moment. It simply lets you select a file to validate and lists file contents with added line numbering and validation results. I've changed it a bit, so you may want to update your link.


http://www.mediafire.com/?ym5tyli2ij3


Changelog:
- Auto-validates a file on load.
- Textboxes are now read-only to avoid confusion.
- If it doesn't find Lapin.exe in current directory it prompts a user to find it's path.
- Status bar now works correctly.


My current goal is to link it to Notepad++ so you can validate any file you're working on by pressing e.g. F5, to get more VS-like feeling.

Good job man.


I've made a simple GUI for your tool. Consider it a beta. Let me know if you have any suggestions.


http://www.mediafire.com/?tl1yidd1zyy

Again, this is OOP model you are thinking about. Galaxy is not object-oriented and point is not a class, so it doesn't have methods (point.getX()) or properties (point.x). Honestly I don't see the way of getting its coordinates the easy way, but I also don't see any reason for it. Most things you would like to do with the point you can achieve using functions I have listed above. Can I ask what do you need its coordinates for?


Now, if you really wanted to, here's an example which may work and uses a struct to hold both the point and its coordinates:


struct myPoint
{
int x;
int y;
point coordinates;
}
void createMyPoint (int x, int y)
{
myPoint.x = x;
myPoint.y = y;
myPoint.coordinates = (x, y);
}

As far as I'm concerned there is no 'new' keyword in galaxy. It's not Java/C#.
To declare a new point use point Point(fixed, fixed);e.g.

point p;
p = (0,0)


Not sure about the center of the map, but if you knew map size you could do:


x = mapWidth;
y = mapHeight;
point center(x/2, y/2);


Other stuff you might find useful:
point PointWithOffset(point, fixed, fixed);
point PointWithOffsetPolar(point, fixed, fixed);
bool PointsInRange(point, point, fixed);
fixed AngleBetweenPoints(point, point);
fixed DistanceBetweenPoints(point, point);
region RegionCircle(point, fixed);
point RegionRandomPoint(region);
point UnitGetPosition(unit);

I announce the first release of OpenAI - SC2 AI SDK. There is not much in terms of AI yet but there is a custom version of Notepad++ which supports .galaxy files. It offers highlighting, folding, code auto-completion for native functions, and some other nifty features which make development a breeze. 
See documentation for more info. Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?mqykhljg4zq


Hope you'll find it useful. More to come somewhere in the future.