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SirJosh3917

Formerly ninjasupeatsninja

From: USA

Joined: 2015-04-05

Posts: 2,095

[Release] Batch/C# Hybrid

Hello! I present unto you... uhh... something useless but... neat I guess.

Its a batch file that compiles itself as a C# application, so you can make bots in notepad now.

/*>nul
cls

::Batch Code

@echo off

echo Hello! I am a batch hybrid.

set PATH=%PATH%;;C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319

CSC /t:exe /r:PlayerIOClient.dll /out:bot.exe /o+ /debug- %0

bot.exe
del bot.exe

pause

goto :eof
*/

//C# Code
using System;
using PlayerIOClient;

namespace BatchHybrid {
	class Program {
		public static Connection con;
		
		static void Main(string[] args) {
			Write("Hello World! From a C# Batch Hybrid!", true);
			Write("Email: ", false);
			string email = Input(true);
			Write("Password: ", false);
			string password = Input(true);
			Write("World Id: ", false);
			string worldid = Input(true);
			
			Client c = PlayerIO.QuickConnect.SimpleConnect( "everybody-edits-su9rn58o40itdbnw69plyw", email, password, null );
			con = c.Multiplayer.JoinRoom(worldid, null);
			
			con.OnMessage += con_OnMessage;
			con.Send("init");
			System.Console.ReadKey();
		}
		
		public static void con_OnMessage(object sender, Message e) {
			switch( e.Type ) {
				case "init":
					con.Send("init2");
					break;
				case "init2":
					con.Send("say", "Hello World!");
					break;
			}
		}
		
		static string Input(bool newLine) {
			string ret = System.Console.ReadLine();
			if(newLine) {
				System.Console.WriteLine("");
			}
			return ret;
		}
		
		static void Write(string r, bool newLine) {
			System.Console.Write(r);
			if(newLine) {
				System.Console.WriteLine("");
			}
		}
	}
}

All you need is PlayerIOClient.dll next to the batch file and it works!
So you can make bots in notepad now...

yea i guess it's cool whatever.

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Re: [Release] Batch/C# Hybrid

Hello! I present unto you... uhh... something useless but... neat I guess.

Its a batch file that compiles itself as a C# application, so you can make bots in notepad now.

/*>nul
cls

::Batch Code

@echo off

echo Hello! I am a batch hybrid.

set PATH=%PATH%;;C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319

CSC /t:exe /r:PlayerIOClient.dll /out:bot.exe /o+ /debug- %0

bot.exe
del bot.exe

pause

goto :eof
*/

//C# Code
using System;
using PlayerIOClient;

namespace BatchHybrid {
	class Program {
		public static Connection con;
		
		static void Main(string[] args) {
			Write("Hello World! From a C# Batch Hybrid!", true);
			Write("Email: ", false);
			string email = Input(true);
			Write("Password: ", false);
			string password = Input(true);
			Write("World Id: ", false);
			string worldid = Input(true);
			
			Client c = PlayerIO.QuickConnect.SimpleConnect( "everybody-edits-su9rn58o40itdbnw69plyw", email, password, null );
			con = c.Multiplayer.JoinRoom(worldid, null);
			
			con.OnMessage += con_OnMessage;
			con.Send("init");
			System.Console.ReadKey();
		}
		
		public static void con_OnMessage(object sender, Message e) {
			switch( e.Type ) {
				case "init":
					con.Send("init2");
					break;
				case "init2":
					con.Send("say", "Hello World!");
					break;
			}
		}
		
		static string Input(bool newLine) {
			string ret = System.Console.ReadLine();
			if(newLine) {
				System.Console.WriteLine("");
			}
			return ret;
		}
		
		static void Write(string r, bool newLine) {
			System.Console.Write(r);
			if(newLine) {
				System.Console.WriteLine("");
			}
		}
	}
}

All you need is PlayerIOClient.dll next to the batch file and it works!
So you can make bots in notepad now...

yea i guess it's cool whatever.

notepad or notepad++?

drunkbnu

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Joined: 2017-08-16

Posts: 2,306

Re: [Release] Batch/C# Hybrid

Yes, all what you need is PlayerIOClient.dll and CSC and mscorlib.dll and all the other libraries for .NET Framework to work.

SirJosh3917

Formerly ninjasupeatsninja

From: USA

Joined: 2015-04-05

Posts: 2,095

Re: [Release] Batch/C# Hybrid

notepad or notepad++?

either one will do

Yes, all what you need is PlayerIOClient.dll and CSC and mscorlib.dll and all the other libraries for .NET Framework to work.

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Re: [Release] Batch/C# Hybrid

notepad or notepad++?

either one will do

Yes, all what you need is PlayerIOClient.dll and CSC and mscorlib.dll and all the other libraries for .NET Framework to work.

ok, ninjasupeatsninja, thx for the info

drunkbnu

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Posts: 2,306

Re: [Release] Batch/C# Hybrid

@gp68 What about Atom?

Myst

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Re: [Release] Batch/C# Hybrid

@gp68 What about Atom?

idk what this is and i can't install it

Swarth100

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Joined: 2015-07-18

Posts: 305

Re: [Release] Batch/C# Hybrid

@gp68 What about Atom?

idk what this is and i can't install it

Atom is a very good IDE, strongly recommended due to the massive in-built support of github plug-ins for the various languages.

EDIT: Recommended for the less-used languages (I used it for Haskell and GoLang), if you wanna go with mainstream Python, Java or C, there might be IDEs with a lot more functionalities around.

drunkbnu

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Joined: 2017-08-16

Posts: 2,306

Re: [Release] Batch/C# Hybrid

@gp68 What about Atom?

idk what this is and i can't install it

Atom is a very good IDE, strongly recommended due to the massive in-built support of github plug-ins for the various languages.

EDIT: Recommended for the less-used languages (I used it for Haskell and GoLang), if you wanna go with mainstream Python, Java or C, there might be IDEs with a lot more functionalities around.

Atom is a text editor, not a solution manager.

hummerz5

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From: wait I'm not a secret mod huh

Joined: 2015-08-10

Posts: 5,853

Re: [Release] Batch/C# Hybrid

Yes, all what you need is PlayerIOClient.dll and CSC and mscorlib.dll and all the other libraries for .NET Framework to work.

yeah so let's be objective and less "boo this is another" for a moment

what do we actually gain through this method over other things? i.e., is the tradeoff ninja suggests simply the VS suite for mscorlib and CSC? I mean, PIOC.DLL and the .NET framework are already required under normal sistuations

so disregarding whether or not that's actually useful, is that what we're facing?

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SirJosh3917

Formerly ninjasupeatsninja

From: USA

Joined: 2015-04-05

Posts: 2,095

Re: [Release] Batch/C# Hybrid

Yes, all what you need is PlayerIOClient.dll and CSC and mscorlib.dll and all the other libraries for .NET Framework to work.

yeah so let's be objective and less "boo this is another" for a moment

what do we actually gain through this method over other things? i.e., is the tradeoff ninja suggests simply the VS suite for mscorlib and CSC? I mean, PIOC.DLL and the .NET framework are already required under normal sistuations

so disregarding whether or not that's actually useful, is that what we're facing?

1-
hummerz pls
pls
every 1 of my topics has a debate shh pls no

2-
im just making it so people can make a bot in a plain text editor
give or take the different directory structure of everyone's computer.

pls no judge ;-;

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Swarth100

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Re: [Release] Batch/C# Hybrid

@gp68 What about Atom?

idk what this is and i can't install it

Atom is a very good IDE, strongly recommended due to the massive in-built support of github plug-ins for the various languages.

EDIT: Recommended for the less-used languages (I used it for Haskell and GoLang), if you wanna go with mainstream Python, Java or C, there might be IDEs with a lot more functionalities around.

Atom is a text editor, not a solution manager.

Let me taste the spice through the keyboard.

Yup.

It worked.

SmittyW

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Joined: 2015-03-13

Posts: 2,085

Re: [Release] Batch/C# Hybrid

1-
hummerz pls
pls
every 1 of my topics has a debate shh pls no

2-
im just making it so people can make a bot in a plain text editor
give or take the different directory structure of everyone's computer.

pls no judge ;-;

If you're going to keep posting topics you should be susceptible to criticism. We only improve because of people who say "hey, this isn't good enough" or "we could do better". This is a forum for discussing topics. If you only want to link your creations then get your own repo or something.

LukeM

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From: England

Joined: 2016-06-03

Posts: 3,009

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Re: [Release] Batch/C# Hybrid

so you can make bots in notepad now.

You always could make a bot in notepad, just you'd need to have a way to compile it. I used this sort of idea a while ago (although implemented differently) for my minigame bot (that I didnt have enough time to properly complete, so it never really took off)

I guess this would be useful though, for those who dont want / can't get VS for some reason, and dont know how to use the command prompt themselves. Also I'd compile to the same directory as the file, and put the delete at the start instead, so this acts as a simple way to compile, that you can run when you make a change to the code, unless there was a reason for putting it at the end. (As you seem to be worried about efficiency, I'm not sure compiling a bot every time you run it is a good idea)

hummerz5

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Posts: 5,853

Re: [Release] Batch/C# Hybrid

so csc is already the thing that does the thing, this batch just automates the CSC.exe call?

can someone answer this?

Yes, all what you need is PlayerIOClient.dll and CSC and mscorlib.dll and all the other libraries for .NET Framework to work.

yeah so let's be objective and less "boo this is another" for a moment

what do we actually gain through this method over other things? i.e., is the tradeoff ninja suggests simply the VS suite for mscorlib and CSC? I mean, PIOC.DLL and the .NET framework are already required under normal sistuations

so disregarding whether or not that's actually useful, is that what we're facing?

if anything, ninja, you should be considering this question instead of assuming I just want to write you off.

Doesn't CSC come with VS, not just the regular OS? Therefore, you should mention the need to bundle CSC or whatever the answer to my question is so that people know what's up if they do choose to use your setup.

edit: OP apparently decided to lock the thread. peculiar move, I'm genuinely interested in the discussion

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