The PlayBASIC Library Generator is a simple tool that helps programmers quickly create structured resource management code. By entering a type name, this tool generates a ready-to-use PlayBASIC template, including type definitions and essential functions for managing instances.
What It Does:
Automatically formats the type name (capitalizes the first letter, replaces spaces with underscores).
Generates a `Type` definition prefixed with `t`, ensuring consistency.
Creates an array to store instances of the type.
Provides core functions to manage instances efficiently:
New() – Creates a new instance in the first available slot.
Delete(Index) – Removes an instance at a given index.
Find() – Locates the first available instance.
Count() – Counts active instances.
Status(Index) – Checks if a specific instance exists.
GetFree() – Finds the first free slot for a new instance.
ClearAll() – Clears all instances.
Resize() – Adjusts the array size while keeping existing data.
PrintAll() – Outputs active instances for debugging.
Why Use This Tool?
Saves time by automating repetitive code generation.
Helps maintain a structured approach to managing game objects or data types.
Ensures consistency in handling resources across projects.
Simply enter a type name, and let the tool generate a robust starting point for your PlayBASIC projects! 🚀
