\\S-N-FILE-SYSTEM //INSTRUCTIONS\\ THIS PROJECT IS TRANSITIONING TO TURBOWARP FOR STORED USER DATA AND APPLICATIONS Use help. to get help on commands, and help2. for the second page. Warning: make sure to end every command with . , expecially one-term commands like "help." Working on lots more SPACE == BRINGS UP COMMAND PROMPT Click on bottom, then space for commands How to format a file location: \\ = the og point, the beginning. This goes at the beginning of every location \ = changes in folders. If there is a folder in system called "stuff" with two folders in it called "1" and "2", the location for folder 2 would be "\\system\stuff\2". If there is a file in that "2" folder you want, you would put the name of that in () <-- those and the location in [] <-- those. Any other fields are in "" <-- those. (user) = the username you entered when the project began To change a setting enter something like !write.(deletepoint).[\\system\(user)\settings]."5". Example commands: !readfolder.[\\system]. !write.(addpoint).[\\system\(user)\settings]."last".
This project was a file system in french, translated to english by @Anubis77. Thus, folders are dossier and files are fichier. I made all of the command system, the "read from" block, and I am currently developing a text-based form of programming for this Update on 1/8/24 (wow 2024!): Working on developing commands to input code into strings so you can execute physical commands affecting sprites with code. not working though. bug fixes Updated 4/25/23: added readfolder command addpoint variable to determine where new messages are placed Changed so that pressing space brings up input, so as not to block information
