Pwn'est One Liner

[Guest]

Code your pwn'est one line C/C++/VB/SadScipt or w/e code. It must be functional and all on one line (except preprocessor directives ofc).

Ill start off small:
```
#include int a=2;int b=2;int add(int a,int b){int c=a+b;}int main(){printf("%i+%i=%i",a,b,add(a,b));return 0;}
```

[Admiral Refuge]

OnNpcDeath:
```
  Call SpawnItemOnMap(GetPlayerMap(Index), GetNpcX(Map, NPCIndex), GetNpcY(Map, NPCIndex), Int(GetVar("NpcInfo.ini", "" & NPCNum & "", "ItemNum")), Rand(Int(GetVar("NpcInfo.ini", "" & NPCNum & "", "Low")), Int(GetVar("NpcInfo.ini", "" & NPCNum & "", "High"))), 0)

```If you set the inis up correctly, the NPCs can drop a random amount of gold on the map when you kill them.

[Lenton]

```
int main () {int answer; cout << "Desperate for Eclipse++, are you?" << end1; cin << answer;
cout << "OMG i can't belive you just said " answer "!";
```I'm guessing that there are many errors, only had about 10 mins of tutorials.

[Guest]

```
int main(){int answer;cout << "Desperate for Eclipse++, are you?\n";cin >> answer;cout << "OMG i can't belive you just said " << answer << "!\n";return 0;}
```
Fixed I think ;P

[Admiral Refuge]

Thing is with c/c++, most of the time you can have a functional program without any linebreaks.

Do something in vbscript or basic-sytnax, then we'll talk.

Here's a modified version of that other guy's script, since he was asking for an int (which means it needs to be a number)
```
int getInt(string prompt); int main() { int answer; try answer = getInt("Desperate for Eclipse++, are you?\n"); catch(runtime_error e) { cout << e.what() << endl; cout << "I take it you want it no? Type a number next time" << endl; age = 0; }  cout << ""OMG i can't belive you just said " << answer << endl; return 0; } int getInt(string prompt) { int integer; cout << prompt; if (!(cin >> integer)) { runtime_error e("Non-integer data"); throw e; } return integer; }
```

[Guest]

You can program anything with no line breaks, the language doesn't matter because when you compile it gets mashed all into one line then binary anyway lol.

[Drummerpete]

@Krankzinnig:

> You can program anything with no line breaks, the language doesn't matter because when you compile it gets mashed all into one line then binary anyway lol.

If you use an interpreter it slows down the compiling though, yeah?

[Godlord]

@Desiderium:

> If you use an interpreter it slows down the compiling though, yeah?

A compiler interprets the code. They both go through the same process until a certain point, where the interpreter just emulates it.

[Implenting a scripting engine](http://www.flipcode.com/archives/Implementing_A_Scripting_Engine-Part_1_Overview.shtml) explains the process more descriptively although it uses 3rd-party tools.

Regards,
  Godlord.

[Admiral Refuge]

@Krankzinnig:

> You can program anything with no line breaks, the language doesn't matter because when you compile it gets mashed all into one line then binary anyway lol.

But won't basic-syntax mess up?

```
Sub MyHappySub(Index, Value)
  If Value = 3 Then
      Call PlayerMsg(Index, "The value is three!", RED)
  Else
      Call PlayerMsg(Index, "Sorry, no value!", RED)
  End If
End Sub
```Would work, but would this:
```
Sub MyHappySub(Index, Value) If Value = 3 Then Call PlayerMsg(Index, "The value is three!", RED) Else Call PlayerMsg(Index, "Sorry, no value!", RED) End If End Sub
```

[Godlord]

Unless a lexer is absent in the compiler, it wouldn't.

Regards,
  Godlord.

[emblem]

```
Sub MyHappySub(Index, Value) If Value = 3 Then: Call PlayerMsg(Index, "The value is three!", RED) Else: Call PlayerMsg(Index, "Sorry, no value!", RED): End If: End Sub
```