Procedural Generated Mazes

This is cool. Coincidentally, I wrote a maze generator algorithm in BBC BASIC myself a few years ago, for a simple marble maze kind of game for RISC OS.
Look up “Magic Maze” on this page.
http://dusthillresident.ddns.net/riscos.html

I love that idea. And I love the Tetris graphics too.

As I’ve been adding bits to this post, I’ve been watching Alan’s post above get ever closer to what he wanted. But, really, one shouldn’t have to fight the parser…

It’s unclear why he’s messing with raw <code> and <pre> tags, though. As I wrote a few posts above, the use of bc. for single lines of code and bc.. … p. for multiple lines lets Textile wrangle the <code> and <pre> tags for you. I’ve posted a fair bit of code, in a number of languages, to the forum over the years and don’t recall this approach having failed.

It’s a shame the Formatting Help (below) doesn’t list that and the Textile reference linked to is past its use-by date and no longer available.

Once again, I refer people to the page that I helped to write in the Wiki: https://www.riscosopen.org/wiki/documentation/show/Forum

Perhaps the useless Textile reference could be replaced by a reference to the Wiki?

I refer people to the page that I helped to write in the Wiki: https://www.riscosopen.org/wiki/documentation/show/Forum

Looks like your text also got bitten by the link rot Steve.

“The Textile preview tool can help with that” points at the defunct redcloth site

It’s unclear why he’s messing with raw <code> and <pre> tags, though. As I wrote a few posts above, the use of bc. for single lines of code and bc.. … p. for multiple lines lets Textile wrangle the 

I do that because when the help link was present and working, that was what was suggested. I hadn’t seen any reference to bc anywhere until this thread.

Perhaps the useless Textile reference could be replaced by a reference to the Wiki?

+lots!!

I hadn’t seen any reference to bc anywhere until this thread.

Neither had I.

It would be great if you could see the formatting used in other peoples posts, to enable you to copy the tags when you need to do something similar.

Neither had I.

+=1

New Textile specific thread