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knowledge on 2015/08/21 08:38 of Nuclear soda 3

EXAMPLES:

Example 1 [doc/art/sav/2.txt]:
!_<.>!~??~!_[..]!
First two exclamation points means between them you need to describe commands.
There is one description: _<.> which means that command _ is binded to first command (which is moving left/right)
~ means next part these two question points mean between them you need to describe scans.
There are no scans described.
~ means next part rest of it is real code
!_[..]!
these two exclamation points indicate that between it's command between them, command is _ (which we binded to first command in command section).
there is parameter in [] it's two (..) and that means that robot will go right (or turn right if it's flying robot).
When code execution ends it repeats.

Example 2 [doc/art/sav/1.txt]:
!_<.>:<..>-<...>!~?.<..>?~(<?.[..]?>||..)<!:!>:(<?.[..]?>||...)<!-!>!_[..]!
Command section is: _<.>:<..>-<...> which means _ is binded to first command, : to second and - to third.
Scan section is: .<..> which means . is binded to second scan.
Code section is: (<?.[..]?>||..)<!:!>:(<?.[..]?>||...)<!-!>!_[..]!
We have if at beginning. Condition is in ():
<?.[..]?>||.. <??> means between them is scan. It's . (which we binded to second scan in scans section and it scans things in front of robot).
there is parameter in [] it's two (..) and that means that it will return 1 if nothing is in front of robot, 2 if there is wall, 3 if there is enemy.
|| means ==, so if scan return 2 (..) it will be true that means if it's wall in front of robot.
If condition is true code between <> executes, so command : executes (command binded to second command - jump).
: means else and () is another condition (so it's actually elif)
In condition there is: <?.[..]?>||... which is like previous condition but has 3 on end so if in front of robot is enemy it will be true.
If condition is true code between <> executes, so command - executes (command binded to third command - fire).
After it there is command (note: that command will alway be executed):
_[..] command _ executes (command binded to first command - walk). It has parameter 2 (..) so robt will go right.