LoadBank() with localhost
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I've been trying to use the following code to integrate my PHP application with my Blitz game:
file=ReadFile(LoadBank("http::localhost/~myname/tools"))
If Not file RuntimeError "could not open file openfile.bmx"
While Not Eof(file)
Print ReadLine(file)
Wend
CloseStream file
The problem is that the Apache server installed to Mac OS X is configured to use the ~ symbol to access the local host, but BlitzMax will not allow the use of the ~ symbol in LoadBank(). Does anyone know a way around this? |
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| Problem solved. I found out where the root server installation was and have installed the application to there... |
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| ...but BlitzMax will not allow the use of the ~ symbol in LoadBank(). The tilde (~) character is the BlitzMax escape sequence identifier. It allows you to easily add special characters to string literals such as tab (~t);new line (~n); or a speechmark (~q). Therefore, if you want to get the actual tilde character '~' in a string literal, you will have to use '~~', which is converted by the BlitzMax compiler to a single tilde. (See the bottom of the Literals section in the BlitzMax docs, Help > Language > Literals . |
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| Thanks for that - so I can now continue to use my normal installation of the web app I've been developing. :-) |
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