DUKHELP3.ZIP
   The enclosed files will make edit/play batch files for RR & RA.

Included files are:
TTYPE.TXT	This text file.
TTYPE.COM	ASM program acts much like the DOS TYPE command.
TTPLAY.TXT	Source file for play batch files.
TTEDIT.TXT	Source file for edit batch files.
TTMEP.BAT	Calls TTYPE.COM to make edit/play batch files 4 ya.
TTYPE.ASM	Assembly language source code for TTYPE.COM
TTYPEASM.BAT	Masm 5.1 assembling batch file for TTYPE.ASM
ZE.BAT		Premade .bat Edits Z01.map to Z20.map using MM.exe
ZP.BAT		Premade .bat Plays Z01.map to Z20.map using RR.exe

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TTYPE.COM can be used for any application where you have a text file
and want to substute words in that file.
Syntax = TTYPE INFILE.EXT word1 word2 word3 word4 word5 word6> OUTFILE.EXT
TType.com processes infile.ext and send it to outfile.ext
every place infile has a %1, word1 is substuted to outfile.
%2 for word2, etc.
1-9 input words.
255 characters max includeing spaces.
Any infile size ok.
ASCII text infiles ok.
The > redirects the std screen output to a file instead.
A form letter can be personalized by substuting names, address, etc.

It's used here for making edit/play batch files
for Redneck Rampage level builders.

Since many backups are required as a map is made,
I increment their number as I make them.
z01.map ,  z02.map , z03.map , etc.
When I get to 20 backups,
I move them all to a backup directory
and copy the last map made back to my editing directory,
then rename it z01.map ,
& start map making & making backups again.

I name my maps "Z" because they sit at the end of the directory
and are easy to find with Norton Commander in DOS mode.
X, Y, Z, then a number 01-20 using edit/play batch files
made with this program TTYPE.COM and the source bat files.

The reason makeing backups has got to be easy is so backups will be made.
I could spend all my time typeing in commands at the prompt or mouse
searching menu's just to run a map, but this way:
 ZE at the prompt and the last map I saved is loaded into makemap to edit,
 ZP at the prompt and the last map I saved is loaded into RR or RA to play,
it's that easy.

TTMEP.BAT stands for TType.com Make Edit Play BATch files.
  Syntax = TTMEP
	will get you directions.
  Syntax = TTMEP #1 #2 #3
   #1 = RR, RA, or what ever name you've renamed the base name of RR or RA.exe
   #2 = MAKEMAP, MM, or the renamed basename of MAKEMAP.EXE
   #3 = FNAME6, the map name you are working on, 6 letter basename max.
TTMEP.BAT uses the following files as input source files:
  TTEDIT.TXT
  TTPLAY.TXT

TTYPE.COM
Will give you the message below, if it is run with no command line input.
Type  TTYPE at the prompt and press enter for these directions.
Error messages vary depending upon the error.
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An error has Occured.
  No command line input.
  INFILE.EXT does not exist. (note: OUTFILE.EXT may have been created)
  Gettin infile name OOPs. OUTFILE.EXT may have been created.
Syntax = TTYPE INFILE.EXT in1 in2 in3 in4 in5 in6 in7 in8 in9> OUTFILE.EXT
Types infile To outfile & every place there is a
%1 in INFILE it is replaced with input 1 = in1
%2 is replaced with in2, etc, 1-9 max.
Command line input has a 255 byte max limit.
INFILE.EXT is typed to the screen or redirected to a file with >
TTYPE.COM Processes any input file size.
Double percent signs %% are printed as one %
%%=%, %%5=%5, %%%1=%in1, %%%=%%, %%%word=%%word.  Experiment.
TTYPE.COM by Steve Elliott 2-22-2002.

"Press any key to continue.....
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That
  Duktape



