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Java code to be implemented in a Bot - programmer needed

Started by trylobit, August 30, 2015, 05:23:27 PM

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trylobit

Hi!

I have programmed a system in Java, now I want to implement it in a bot so that we can see how does it perform.

Is there anyone here that can help me?

Sp1N-D1zZy

I can write the system in RX code and you can use Roulette Xtreme to bet live at casinos. I'm not able to write Java. Sorry.

trylobit

I will try with Tiago2.

It would be a bit wasteful if the Java code wouldn't be useful and everything would have to be done from scratch. I'll let know.

Worse case scenario we will write it again :)

Sp1N-D1zZy

I only do this for fun, so if it had to be written from scratch I'd be happier than ever!  RX is a simple language and most concepts do not take much time to unravel.

Spin.  8)

trylobit

Yeah, I just had a look at the language. It's pretty simple. The system is complex though.
Unfortunately for me, if you know Java or any other language the RX script language is counter-intuitive. Ie. If you want to check if A is equal 1 in all programming languages you write "a == 1", but in RX script you write " a = 1"...

Sp1N-D1zZy

Quote from: trylobit on August 31, 2015, 02:04:43 PM
Unfortunately for me, if you know Java or any other language the RX script language is counter-intuitive. Ie. If you want to check if A is equal 1 in all programming languages you write "a == 1", but in RX script you write " a = 1"...

Not strictly true. Visual Basic uses the A=1 notation.... as did the original BASIC scripting language...

VLS

Quote from: trylobit on August 30, 2015, 05:23:27 PMI have programmed a system in Java, now I want to implement it in a bot so that we can see how does it perform.

There is a basic bot in BetSoftware v1.2 which can be extended in several "traditional" languages; we can create a connector for "plugging" Java code to the bot.

nolinks://betsoftware.cc

(It is public domain software hence no cost)

Cheers!

VLS

Quote from: Sp1N-D1zZy on August 31, 2015, 08:54:34 PM
Not strictly true. Visual Basic uses the A=1 notation.... as did the original BASIC scripting language...

Agreed. There are actually other notations such as "EQU" and others.

When all is said and done, language semantics are merely a means to achieving an end. (It all ultimately gets converted to 0's and 1's :whistle:)

BTW Sp1n, apart from RX, do you happen to code in another language?

Cheers!

Sp1N-D1zZy

Hello VLS.... so nice to see you again after such a long time....

My area of expertise was VB6 back in the day.... The only language I am reasonably fluent in is PHP these days....

Spin.  8)

VLS

Quote from: Sp1N-D1zZy on September 01, 2015, 09:34:26 AM
Hello VLS.... so nice to see you again after such a long time....

Same here my friend :yes:

Quote from: Sp1N-D1zZy on September 01, 2015, 09:34:26 AMMy area of expertise was VB6 back in the day.... The only language I am reasonably fluent in is PHP these days....

VB6 and PHP are perfectly fine languages. I've done my share in both too (Currently must do PHP regularly on the field).

...When we -eventually- get VB and PHP connectors for our bot, it would be quite nice to see you around testing (as we can see in your many RX'd scripts, you are proficient in the art of programming) :yes:

Thanks for being around :good:

VLS

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