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* Unlike its companion command [[restart]], '''#end''' does not act as a label that can be sent. Thus, the command <code>#all:end</code> will do nothing (except jumping to an <code>:end</code> label for objects that have it). | |||
* The ZZT-OOP parser will treat the character 00h (a null terminator) as equivalent to '''#end'''. As object code strings are length-prefixed and not null-terminated, this allows storing 00h characters as part of the code and saving a few bytes per occurence. | * The ZZT-OOP parser will treat the character 00h (a null terminator) as equivalent to '''#end'''. As object code strings are length-prefixed and not null-terminated, this allows storing 00h characters as part of the code and saving a few bytes per occurence. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:52, 24 October 2023
#end is a ZZT-OOP command for ending code execution. It achieves this by setting the Object code position to -1. Execution can be restored by sending a message to the affected Object.
Quirks
- Unlike its companion command restart, #end does not act as a label that can be sent. Thus, the command
#all:endwill do nothing (except jumping to an:endlabel for objects that have it). - The ZZT-OOP parser will treat the character 00h (a null terminator) as equivalent to #end. As object code strings are length-prefixed and not null-terminated, this allows storing 00h characters as part of the code and saving a few bytes per occurence.
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