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Sharing My Source Code: A Guide for Learning and Modification

I'm excited to start releasing my source codes in response to numerous requests from aspiring coders. This initiative aims to help you learn coding techniques through decompiled PPE's, although it's crucial to understand how to properly implement them. Feel free to modify the code for personal use, but please don't distribute modified versions or claim them as your own. Always give credit to the original source. Let's foster a respectful coding community while encouraging learning and creativity.

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Sharing My Source Code: A Guide for Learning and Modification

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  1. ;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

  2. ; I've decided to start releasing my source codes with some releases, this is

  3. ; due to the number of requests and number of people trying to learn ppl, you

  4. ; can learn how to code ppl from decompiled ppe's, but you don't learn how

  5. ; to set them out properly. Just don't re-release them as your own or be lame

  6. ; forever like the faggot delta and his lame rip-group. Modify them all you

  7. ; want for your personal usage, but don't distribute the modified source. And

  8. ; give credit where credit is due for the original source.. --kraze

  9. ;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

  10. ;declare variables

  11. string act, temp, temp2, ack, c0, c1, c2, c3, c4

  12. boolean cont

  13. declare procedure status()

  14. ;initialize variables

  15. :init

  16. c0 = readline (ppepath() + "fd-who.cfg" ,1) ;max # nodes

  17. c1 = readline (ppepath() + "fd-who.cfg" ,2) ;column color

  18. c2 = readline (ppepath() + "fd-who.cfg" ,3) ;hilite color

  19. c3 = readline (ppepath() + "fd-who.cfg" ,4) ;non-hi color

  20. c4 = readline (ppepath() + "fd-who.cfg" ,5) ;input string

  21. inc c0

  22. temp = 1

  23. cont = 1

  24. ;start of actual code

  25. cls

  26. dispfile ppepath() + "header." , graph

  27. while (c0 <> temp) do

  28. rdunet temp

  29. status()

  30. println "@POS:1@" + c1 + "|@POS:3@" + c4 + temp + "@POS:6@" + c1 + "|@X07@POS:8@" + c4 + mixed(un_name()) + "@POS:30@" + c1 + "|@X07@POS:32@" + c4 + mid(un_city(), 1, 21) + "@POS:54@" + c1 + "|@X07@POS:56@" + c4 + act + "@POS:78@" + c1 + "|"

  31. inc temp

  32. endwhile

  33. dispfile ppepath() + "footer." , graph

  34. temp = 1

  35. cont = 1

  36. ack = "LEFT"

  37. while (!(ack == chr(13))) then

  38. if (ack == "RIGHT") then

  39. inc temp

  40. if (temp > 3) then

  41. temp = 3

  42. endif

  43. endif

  44. if (ack == "LEFT") then

  45. dec temp

  46. if (temp < 1) then

  47. temp = 1

  48. endif

  49. endif

  50. if (temp == 1) then

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