README.md: some small fix

andreasdr · Nov 5, 2023 · 31c48b2 · 31c48b2
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         - to implement GUI application flow(WIP)
     - supports position and color based effects in combination with conditions that can also be defined via XML
     - unicode support via UTF8
-    - MiniScript
-        - very small implementation of a scripting language
-        - runs on every CPU, OS, ... due to its simplicity, so its highly portable just like TDME2 is
-        - can be easily extended by writing state machine machine states and script methods in C++
-        - works with the following data types: null, boolean, integer, float, string, vector2, vector3, vector4, quaternion, matrix3x3, matrix4x4, transform, array, map and set
-        - when calling script C++ methods or script functions with arguments it does optionally use references or value by copy
-        - supports user script functions and recursion
-        - supports operators by operator to method mapping by a preprocessor run
-        - supports loops and conditions
-        - supports programming with classes style programming
-          - for string, vector2, vector3, vector4, quaternion, matrix3x3, matrix4x4, transform, array, map and set data types
-          - via script classes
-          - custom data types are planned
-        - supports event like programming
-        - can be transpiled to C++
-        - how to use:
-          - each script is attached to a game entity
-          - communication between script instances is possible by
-            - using callable functions
-            - sending signals with arguments
-          - complex logic should still be implemented by a game developer in C++ by extending MiniScript
-          - game designers can use MiniScript + those methods to implement high level game logic
-        - MiniScript methods/states know about them self, so a whole documentation for MiniScript usage can be generated later
+- MiniScript
+    - very small implementation of a scripting language
+    - runs on every CPU, OS, ... due to its simplicity, so its highly portable just like TDME2 is
+    - can be easily extended by writing state machine machine states and script methods in C++
+    - works with the following data types: null, boolean, integer, float, string, vector2, vector3, vector4, quaternion, matrix3x3, matrix4x4, transform, array, map and set
+    - when calling script C++ methods or script functions with arguments it does optionally use references or value by copy
+    - supports user script functions and recursion
+    - supports operators by operator to method mapping by a preprocessor run
+    - supports loops and conditions
+    - supports programming with classes style programming
+      - for string, vector2, vector3, vector4, quaternion, matrix3x3, matrix4x4, transform, array, map and set data types
+      - via script classes
+      - custom data types are planned
+    - supports event like programming
+    - can be transpiled to C++
+    - how to use:
+      - each script is attached to a game entity
+      - communication between script instances is possible by
+        - using callable functions
+        - sending signals with arguments
+      - complex logic should still be implemented by a game developer in C++ by extending MiniScript
+      - game designers can use MiniScript + those methods to implement high level game logic
+    - MiniScript methods/states know about them self, so a whole documentation for MiniScript usage can be generated later
 - Networking module, which consists of
     - UDP server
         - n:m threading model with non blocked IO via kernel event mechanismns(epoll, kqueue or select)