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JASS Syntax Checker 0.1.7

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JASS Syntax checker for Windows
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JASS Syntax Checker 0.1.7 (Binary)

It is useful with programs like JASS editor which have shitty checkers - but it is kinda useless still :roll:
 
It does not start on Windows 10 for me. I would like to use it to check AI scripts since the World Editor has no real option of that.

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It starts only if you have Java installed. Maybe add this to the tool description. It is really useful for checking AI scripts but it would also be nice to configure a custom common.ai file or to allow checking custom common.ai files. Currently, it will detect native declarations as errors in custom common.ai files.
 
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It does not start on Windows 10 for me. I would like to use it to check AI scripts since the World Editor has no real option of that.

edit:
It starts only if you have Java installed. Maybe add this to the tool description. It is really useful for checking AI scripts but it would also be nice to configure a custom common.ai file or to allow checking custom common.ai files. Currently, it will detect native declarations as errors in custom common.ai files.
Can you teach me how to use the software?I want to use it to check the AI text for errors.
 
Can you teach me how to use the software?I want to use it to check the AI text for errors.
Just make sure you have Java installed, start it and open an AI script. Choose the AI script checkbox and click on check. If you see a message "No syntax errors.", then everything is okay.

I use it all the time to verify my AI scripts.

The only thing it is missing for me is being able to check a modified common.ai. It should have 3 more options as checkbox: Modified common.j, modified common.ai, modified Blizzard.j which will hide duplicated declaration syntax errors.
My map uses a modified common.ai to provide more constants and functions in AI scripts.
 
With this application I can check the AI for my campaign whether there is an error or not. Thanks for making this.

If anyone has a problem with this application not being able to open, especially if you have Windows 10, maybe you should download or update Java first so that it can open.
 
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