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Asie at 08:38, 26 December 2025

2025-12-26T08:38:44Z

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			<blockquote>''This article is about written text displayed on-screen. For messages sending ZZT-OOP objects to specific labels, see [[Label]].''</blockquote>

	All lines of ZZT-OOP which do not have any matching prefix are considered to be '''message text'''.		All lines of ZZT-OOP which do not have any matching prefix are considered to be '''message text'''.

RT-55J at 08:19, 24 December 2025

2025-12-24T08:19:25Z

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	Throughout the execution of code, these lines are collected, and after the object's cycle is complete, they are displayed:		Throughout the execution of code, these lines are collected, and after the object's cycle is complete, they are displayed:

	* If only one line was collected, it is displayed on the bottom of the board as a message.		* If only one line was collected, it is displayed on the bottom of the board as a message (provided a [[message timer]] can be spawned).
	* If more than one line was collected, it is displayed in a pop-up [[Text window\|text window]].		* If more than one line was collected, it is displayed in a pop-up [[Text window\|text window]].
	** In this case, lines prefixed with <code>$</code> are displayed centered and in white, while lines without such a prefix are displayed left-aligned and in yellow.		** In this case, lines prefixed with <code>$</code> are displayed centered and in white, while lines without such a prefix are displayed left-aligned and in yellow.

	Message text has an implicit length limit of '''50''' characters per line. However, text windows can only display up to '''42''' characters per line without creating visual glitches; of those, one character eats into the arrow padding, so for proper centering, '''41''' characters should be assumed.		Message text has an implicit length limit of '''50''' characters per line. However, text windows can only display up to '''42''' characters per line without creating visual glitches; of those, one character eats into the arrow padding, so for proper centering, '''41''' characters should be assumed.

			Text can be displayed conditionally (e.g. <code>#if foo "Hello."</code>) if the text string does not begin with an alphabetic character (A-Z, a-z) or a ZZT-OOP prefix.

	{{ZZT-OOP navbox}}		{{ZZT-OOP navbox}}

RT-55J at 08:07, 24 December 2025

2025-12-24T08:07:11Z

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	All lines of ZZT-OOP which do not have any matching prefix are considered to be message text.		All lines of ZZT-OOP which do not have any matching prefix are considered to be '''message text'''.

	Throughout the execution of code, these lines are collected, and after the object's cycle is complete, they are displayed:		Throughout the execution of code, these lines are collected, and after the object's cycle is complete, they are displayed:

Asie: Created page with "All lines of ZZT-OOP which do not have any matching prefix are considered to be message text. Throughout the execution of code, these lines are collected, and after the object's cycle is complete, they are displayed: * If only one line was collected, it is displayed on the bottom of the board as a message. * If more than one line was collected, it is displayed in a pop-up text window. ** In this case, lines prefixed with `$` are displayed cen..."

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Created page with "All lines of ZZT-OOP which do not have any matching prefix are considered to be message text. Throughout the execution of code, these lines are collected, and after the object's cycle is complete, they are displayed: * If only one line was collected, it is displayed on the bottom of the board as a message. * If more than one line was collected, it is displayed in a pop-up text window. ** In this case, lines prefixed with <code>$</code> are displayed cen..."

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All lines of ZZT-OOP which do not have any matching prefix are considered to be message text.

Throughout the execution of code, these lines are collected, and after the object's cycle is complete, they are displayed:

* If only one line was collected, it is displayed on the bottom of the board as a message.
* If more than one line was collected, it is displayed in a pop-up [[Text window|text window]].
** In this case, lines prefixed with <code>$</code> are displayed centered and in white, while lines without such a prefix are displayed left-aligned and in yellow.

Message text has an implicit length limit of '''50''' characters per line. However, text windows can only display up to '''42''' characters per line without creating visual glitches; of those, one character eats into the arrow padding, so for proper centering, '''41''' characters should be assumed.

{{ZZT-OOP navbox}}