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Line 4: − − * [[platform.apiLevel]] is now '2.0'. You can manually set it to '1.0' again in order to have some retro-compatibility. − * [[platform.gc]] has been deleted. − * [[on.construction]] replaces [[on.create]] − * [[D2Editor|D2Editor]] improved. − * [[Physics Engine]] − − − (todo) Line 20:
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Here are the changes made.
Here are the changes made.
==Compatibility mode==
==Compatibility mode==
:''platform.apiLevel = '1.0'''
:''platform.apiLevel = '1.0'''
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or :
:''platform.apiLevel = '2.0'''
:''platform.apiLevel = '2.0'''
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==on.create==
==on.create==
[[on.create]] is removed in apiLevel 2.0 and replaced with [[on.construction]].<br />
This event handler is guaranteed to run before all others.<br />
This event handler is guaranteed to run before all others.<br />
==Graphical operations==
==Graphical operations==
* Most graphical operations are now anti-aliased. This makes that applications look more pretty
* Most graphical operations are now anti-aliased. This makes that applications look more pretty
* gc:setColorRGB now supports one number as input (as well as the old style). For example, you can do <tt>gc:setColorRGB(0xFF00CC)</tt> or <tt>gc:setColorRGB(0)</tt>
* gc:setColorRGB now supports one number as input (as well as the old style). For example, you can do [[gc:setColorRGB(0xFF00CC)]] or [[gc:setColorRGB(0)]]
* You can not use coordinates for drawing to the screen above/under (-) 32 000. Normally this shouldn't affect anyone, but because of this Cubefield refuses to run.
* You can not use coordinates for drawing to the screen above/under (-) 32 000. Normally this shouldn't affect anyone, but because of this Cubefield refuses to run.
* In apiLevel 2.0, <tt>platform.gc()</tt> is removed and replaced with <tt>platform.withGC()</tt>. An example of it:<br />
* In apiLevel 2.0, [[platform.gc()]] is removed and replaced with [[platform.withGC()]]. An example of it:<br />
[code]function getStringWidth(gc, str)
[code]function getStringWidth(gc, str)
return gc:getStringWidth(str)
return gc:getStringWidth(str)
color is just a table containing colors. (color.red (or color["red"]) will return the color code for red.)<br />
color is just a table containing colors. (color.red (or color["red"]) will return the color code for red.)<br />
We don't know what strict is or does. <br />
We don't know what strict is or does. <br />
Usage: <tt>require 'modulename'</tt><br />
Usage: [[require 'modulename']]<br />
==Physics==
==Physics==
==Image==
==Image==
[[image.rotate]]. This allows you to rotate images in anyway.<br />
==Math==
==Math==
New : <tt>math.evalStr</tt>, <tt>math.getEvalSettings</tt> and <tt>math.setEvalSettings</tt>.<br />
New : [[math.evalStr]], [[math.getEvalSettings]] and [[math.setEvalSettings]].<br />
==Platform==
==Platform==
I already mentioned <tt>platform.withGC</tt>, but there are still two other newcomers:<br />
I already mentioned [[platform.withGC]], but there are still two other newcomers:<br />
* <tt>platform.registerErrorHandler</tt>, this allows you to take actions when an error occurs in your document.
* [[platform.registerErrorHandler]], this allows you to take actions when an error occurs in your document.
* <tt>platform.window:setFocus</tt>, regain focus in your script.<br />
* [[platform.window:setFocus]], regain focus in your script.<br />
==Variable==
==Variable==
* <tt>var.recallAt</tt>, fetch data from a certain spot in a list or matrix<br />
* [[var.recallAt]], fetch data from a certain spot in a list or matrix<br />
* <tt>var.makeNumericList</tt>, create a list in the symbol table. The create list will work much more efficient with other var functions.
* [[var.makeNumericList]], create a list in the symbol table. The create list will work much more efficient with other var functions.
