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no colums are fill width). The <format> is a string of exactly one or
two characters; see the below list of possible formats. The <color> is
the text colour, and is optional; it can be a number from 1 to 255, or
it can be a sequence of parenthesized pairs of a number (-127 to +127)
and colour, to mean use those colour if the value of this column is
in range. It uses the colour for all values up to and including the
specified number, so the numbers should be listed in ascending order,
in order to work. The <string> is the heading; it is not allowed to
include control characters, nor can it include graphic characters with
code number less than 32.
(<local> <type> <code...>)
Defines a aggregate calculation. The <local> is the name of the aggregate
to be referred by other blocks (which must start with a percentage sign,
like a local variable does). The <type> is the type of aggregate, which
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no colums are fill width). The <format> is a string of exactly one or
two characters; see the below list of possible formats. The <color> is
the text colour, and is optional; it can be a number from 1 to 255, or
it can be a sequence of parenthesized pairs of a number (-127 to +127)
and colour, to mean use those colour if the value of this column is
in range. It uses the colour for all values up to and including the
specified number, so the numbers should be listed in ascending order,
in order to work. If the last number is 127 then it is also use for all
higher numbers too. The <string> is the heading; it is not allowed to
include control characters, nor can it include graphic characters with
code number less than 32.
(<local> <type> <code...>)
Defines a aggregate calculation. The <local> is the name of the aggregate
to be referred by other blocks (which must start with a percentage sign,
like a local variable does). The <type> is the type of aggregate, which
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(right aligned) as signed decimal (d), hexadecimal (x/X), octal (o),
unsigned decimal (u). The ones with "0" will pad by 0 instead of spaces,
and the "d-" and "d+" will display a left aligned sign.
If a numeric format is specified but it is a text value, then it is treated
as "L" instead, unless format is "R*" in which case it is treated as "R".
(TODO: Mention valid instructions.)
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(right aligned) as signed decimal (d), hexadecimal (x/X), octal (o),
unsigned decimal (u). The ones with "0" will pad by 0 instead of spaces,
and the "d-" and "d+" will display a left aligned sign.
If a numeric format is specified but it is a text value, then it is treated
as "L" instead, unless format is "R*" in which case it is treated as "R".
Valid instructions in this block include:
Arithmetic: + - * ,* / ,/ mod ,mod Delta min ,min max ,max neg
Bitwise: band bor bxor bnot lsh rsh ,rsh
Logical: land lor lxor lnot
Compare: eq ne lt ,lt gt ,gt le ,le ge ,ge
Misc: Level _ in nin ret if else then
Object: Xloc Yloc Class Dir Misc1 Misc2 Misc3 Misc4 Misc5 Misc6 Misc7
Temperature Density Player Input Bizarro CollisionLayers
Additionally, you can include numbers, strings (see below for their
meaning, which is different from the meaning in class codes), aggregate
names (with % at first), user flags (with ^ at first), class names, and
message names (both built-in messages and user messages are possible).
Accessing values of objects other than the current one is not possible.
(TODO: Usage of strings as instructions in this block.)
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