Author Topic: Return lines in a function  (Read 1046 times)

I accidentally deleted a really important function from a script I'm working on but it's still in Blockland.
Is there any way to echo the code used in the function and/or put it back in the file?

Not from Blockland.

Can you use undo? Do you keep backups?

Not from Blockland.

Can you use undo? Do you keep backups?

No (because notepad is stupid and only has one undo saved) aaaand no.

Curses.

No (because notepad is stupid and only has one undo saved) aaaand no.

Curses.
what was the function

what was the function
perlin noise generator
had lots of complex for loops and stuff

probably just have to rewrite it
luckily i still have a simple noise generator to use as a base
« Last Edit: June 18, 2012, 10:21:25 AM by ThinkInvisible »

close the file without saving and reopen?
that or if it is saved, look for backups your computer might have made

If you have Windows 7, right click on the file and click "Restore Previous Versions".

You should get Notepad++ now before you mess up again.

You should get Notepad++ now before you mess up again.
what features does this offer, i'm using it, have used it for a long time but never seen something of this nature besides multiple undos

If you have Windows 7, right click on the file and click "Restore Previous Versions".
Worked great. Thanks.

(woo win7)

what features does this offer, i'm using it, have used it for a long time but never seen something of this nature besides multiple undos
That might be the point, multiple undos.

sublime text 2, friends


sublime text 2, friends
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Only problem with that is, when the evaluation time is up you have to buy it.

You could use TorqueDev, it has a lot of great features and it's free and made specifically for torque.
« Last Edit: June 19, 2012, 08:35:24 PM by Ipquarx »

Only problem with that is, when the evaluation time is up you have to buy it.

You could use TorqueDev, it has a lot of great features and it's free and made specifically for torque.

what evaluation time

I've used it for more than two months now

I checked the website, it's a beta and that's the only reason that the evaluation time is not enforced, once it's out of beta it's either hello wallet or goodbye code editor.