RtC Plugin -- EoWNativePack

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// OptimiseAPI
//

// for reals
native NpRMax takes real a, real b returns real
native NpRMin takes real a, real b returns real
native NpRAbs takes real r returns real
native NpModuloReal takes real dividend, real divisor returns real

// for integers
native NpIMax takes integer a, integer b returns integer
native NpIMin takes integer a, integer b returns integer
native NpIAbs takes integer r returns integer
native NpModuloInteger takes integer dividend, integer divisor returns integer

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// WindowAPI
//

native NpGetWindowWidth takes nothing returns integer
native NpGetWindowHeight takes nothing returns integer
native NpMinimizeWindow takes nothing returns boolean

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// FileAPI
//

// you'll find all your saved files in the "Warcraft/SavedData" directory, where
// "Warcraft" indicates the directory where Warcraft 3 is installed
// note that you cannot open more than 32 different files in one instance of a map

// opens a file and returns a file id used to access the file later -- if append
// is true, when writing to the file, data will be added at the end, rather than 
// overwriting the original contents -- you cannot open files larger than 1 mb
// or 1048576 bytes -- this function will build all directories for you and create
// the file if you specify a file that doesn't exist
// Note: you cannot specify an absolute path ("C:/...") for safety reasons
native FileOpen takes string filename, boolean append returns integer
// closes the file, returns false if it doesn't exist, true on success
native FileClose takes integer fileid returns boolean
// returns the size of the specified file in bytes -- can be used to check if you're
// near the limit for WriteFile -- a return value of -1 means something went wrong
native FileGetSize takes integer fileid returns integer
// writes the given string to the file, returns false on failure, true on success
// the maximum amount of data a file written like this can contain is 1 mb or 1048576 
// bytes, for safety reasons 
native FileWrite takes integer fileid, string toWrite returns boolean
// writes a string followed by an end line to the file -- the file size cap still
// applies -- not much different from WriteFile with a "\n" escape character at
// the end of the toWrite string
native FileWriteLine takes integer fileid, string toWrite returns boolean
// reads the specified number of characters from the file, stopping when it encounters
// the first character of the string stopAtChar -- returns "ReadFile_ERROR" on failure 
native FileReadEx takes integer fileid, integer maxChars, string stopAtChar returns boolean
// the same as FileReadEx except it does not specify a character to stop at
native FileRead takes integer fileid, integer maxChars returns string
// the same as FileReadEx except the stopAtChar is '\n' (newline)
native FileReadLine takes integer fileid, integer maxChars returns string