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--- introduction [2019/03/23 19:59] – [FIDOPOLL] avon
+++ introduction [2020/02/05 02:35] – [MPLC - Mystic BBS Programming Language Compiler] avon
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 Mystic Integrated Development Environment or MIDE is a development tool that aids budding coders in building scripts using Mystic Programming Language (MPL). It's a text editor which helps you to create MPX programs.  This program allows MPS source files to be edited and compiled, while offering some other features that a normal text editor does not.
-You will find this tool in the /mystic/scripts directory. Run it using the following command.
+You will find this tool in the /mystic directory. Run it using the following command.
   MIDE
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 The Mystic BBS Programming Language Compiler allows sysops to compile their own scripts written in Mystic Programming Language (MPL).  This program translates a MPS source file into a MPX executable file.  A                    MPS source file is a text file which contains programming commands recognized by the MPE engine.  These files can be edited with any text editor, or the supplied MIDE program described above.
-Check out the /mystic/scripts directory for examples of MPS files.
+You will find this tool in the /mystic directory.
+Check out the /mystic/themes/default/scripts directory for examples of MPS files.
 Available options to use this program are:
-  MPLC [filename]  Compile a MPL script e.g. MPLC mpldemo.mps
+  MPLC [filename] Compile a MPL script e.g. MPLC mpldemo.mps
-  MPLC -ALL        Compile all scripts found
+  MPLC -ALL       Compile all scripts found
+  MPLC -T         Attempts to read mystic.dat from current directory or
+                  mysticbbs environment variable, and then uses Themes
+                  path to compile.
+  MPLC -T /mybbs  Attempts to read mystic.dat from the supplied root
+                  directory, and then uses Themes path to compile
+  MPLC -F         Attempts to read the Theme path and then compile any files
+                  matching the supplied mask contained in any directories
+                  under the Theme directory. Example: mplc -f bulletin*