@AndrewWPhillips: I know you're not really working on this much, so this isn't exactly for you unless you want to. ;)
This is another request from the old forums, but I'm giving a bit better detail as to what's expected from it...
the idea is to use multiple tags in logic and jump tags, like so:
<struct>
<data>
<if>
<data>
<data>
<else/>
<data>
<data>
<data>
<data>
</if>
</struct>
what's expected from this is, if the test is true, the tree will only display this:
but if the test is False, the tree will display:
struct
data
data
data
data
data
the same should apply to the jump tag, where the tags enclosed by it are dealt with at the new offset:
<struct>
<data>
<jump 64 current>
<data>
<data>
<data>
<data>
</if>
<data>
</struct>
should display:
struct
data
data
data
data
data
data
where the middle 4 data tags are read at the new location (not saying this is practical of course).
this will greatly reduce how painful it is to edit templates.
@AndrewWPhillips: I know you're not really working on this much, so this isn't exactly for you unless you want to. ;)
This is another request from the old forums, but I'm giving a bit better detail as to what's expected from it...
the idea is to use multiple tags in logic and jump tags, like so:
what's expected from this is, if the test is true, the tree will only display this:
but if the test is False, the tree will display:
the same should apply to the jump tag, where the tags enclosed by it are dealt with at the new offset:
should display:
where the middle 4 data tags are read at the new location (not saying this is practical of course).
this will greatly reduce how painful it is to edit templates.