"Tetris" alike game in DHTML

[shachi]

Twey: what is Pfft?? May be I can help you with the documentation(let me know how to use it first );

[Twey]

Onomatopoeia, an expression of disbelief and/or sardonic humour.

There's no point creating documentation at this stage because it's in such an early stage of development that the whole thing could change before it's released.

[shachi]

Umm... how do I attack then??

I so wish if I was such a good programmer like you or jscheuer1 or any other javascript experts here, unfortunately I am not.

And by the way what is the Oblong function that you have in almost all your codes?? What is Oblong??

[blm126]

Twey: I will be watching the development of that closely. It looks very useful. However, from my quick look it appears to assume that an object must be a sprite. What if you can create the shape you want in pure HTML?

[Twey]

However, from my quick look it appears to assume that an object must be a sprite. What if you can create the shape you want in pure HTML?

You don't have to specify a image sprite. To use an HTML-based sprite, it's currently necessary to extend the Game.Object constructor. I do have plans to allow HTML-only Sprite objects at some point, and in fact to support a defined Sprite object in the first place.

What is Oblong??

WordNet:

     n : a plane figure that deviates from a square or circle due to
         elongation

The square form in this case, obviously.

[mburt]

Oh thanks Twey. It seems awesome(you must be listed as one of the top 10 programmers.)

Yes, Twey is amazing.

My uncle programs as a proffesion, and he teaches me stuff

[Twey]

I've really got into ECMAScript and its implementations recently. It's an interesting language. At some point I'll get the wxWidgets bindings sorted for it.

[mburt]

ECMAscript? Never heard of it

[blm126]

ECMAscript.aka javascript,livescript(actionscript?)
Now wait a second, you are trying to make wxWidget bindings for javascript?

[Twey]

Now wait a second, you are trying to make wxWidget bindings for javascript?

Lol no, I'm not that good
They already exist, I've just never got around to installing them wxWidgets provides abstractions of sockets and filesystems as well GUI widgets, so I presume it should be possible to create entire desktop applications in ECMAScript, which should be a laugh. I'll try it and see, I guess