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Code Snippets / Maybe the hardest code to read ever written in Dark Basic

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Attreid
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Posted: 11th Aug 2003 22:58
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before you launch it : try to guess what this code does
it's very fun to make a code very hard to read .. you should try ^^
"He will come...the voice from the outer world,
bringing the holy war, the Jihad, which will cleanse the Universe and bring us out of darkness."
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stora
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Posted: 12th Aug 2003 00:38
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I guessed it in one

better rad than bad
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John H
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Posted: 12th Aug 2003 05:41
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Too lazy Very nice form of copyright! 99% of coders are too lazy to deciphere it! Lol

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Porting all files to my new computer
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UnderLord
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i see no code

http://www.freewebs.com/ingamers
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Attreid
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click on the button with "Source" written on it ; it will open a window that contain the code

"He will come...the voice from the outer world,
bringing the holy war, the Jihad, which will cleanse the Universe and bring us out of darkness."
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ReD_eYe
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lol, its so complicated

I have a website!!!
So go there: http://www.freewebs.com/darkb/index.htm
on second thought you probably shouldn't
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Preston C
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Attreid, shame on you, I thought you were past your first tutorial!

[url="http://www.neowolfgames.tk"][/url]
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UnderLord
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like i said i see no code not even a snippet box that useally appears

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mR n
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click on the source button under his message.....
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keeblerElf
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AH HA HA HA HA HA HA HA...nice one

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Dave J
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Posted: 13th Aug 2003 09:55 Edited at: 13th Aug 2003 10:50
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Quote: "Too lazy Very nice form of copyright! 99% of coders are too lazy to deciphere it! Lol"

Amusingly this is one of the main forms of basic protection Visual Studio .NET uses, called 'Dotfuscation', it renames all variables and functions to things like 'a', 'b' etc.


Quote: "i said i see no code not even a snippet box that useally appears"

There are buttons below every post, everyone will have "profile" but others may also have "email", "ICQ", etc. Under his post there is one that says "source", click that and a new window will popup showing the source code. If it doesn't popup make sure you aren't running any popup stopper software. If you still can't see the button you must be using an incompatible browser (Opera is one).

"Computers are useless they can only give you answers."
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UnderLord
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yeah yeah i see it =P well anyhow thats pretty funny =P

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Powersoft
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Posted: 18th Aug 2003 19:21
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as i dont get it what is it.....
have you just labbelled variables complicated names...

Im not an ALIEN
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Attreid
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hmm.. no
there's a crypted message too
"Hello world" hehe

"He will come...the voice from the outer world,
bringing the holy war, the Jihad, which will cleanse the Universe and bring us out of darkness."
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MikeS
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lol

all that work for hello world? If that's what it takes for hello world, then I can't image what it'd take to do print numbers 1-100.



A book? I hate book. Book is stupid.
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Master Gamer
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????!!!!! That's very stupid.

I have my own website and forum. If you'd like, check it out.
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GOD
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i thouht it was good...
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Ian T
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A wise old man once said something like, 'the fool who calls another a fool is twice the fool himself'.

That's a neat trick

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Wik
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I still don't see how you get hello world from that...

The rock has rolled!
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MikeS
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Try it out. (It worked for me on DBP)



A book? I hate book. Book is stupid.
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Neil19533
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The problem with hard to read code is when you try to edit it yourself it takes longer
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