Learning GPC * GPC2

[Yearoh]

Are the bulk of the online references for GPC also relevant in GPC2?
I'm just talking about the core language etc, as more examples would be helpful trying to learn the concepts of GPC2

[Scachi]

Are the bulk of the online references for GPC also relevant in GPC2?
I'm just talking about the core language etc, as more examples would be helpful trying to learn the concepts of GPC2

See my signature for getting started with gpc2 scripting.

[Yearoh]

Are the bulk of the online references for GPC also relevant in GPC2?
I'm just talking about the core language etc, as more examples would be helpful trying to learn the concepts of GPC2

See my signature for getting started with gpc2 scripting.

Thanks, what I meant also was commands like arrays, they’re in the GPC online documentation but I didn’t see it in the GPC2 section.. is it that the GPC2 section details the extra capabilities? So both online references are valid?

[Scachi]

No, you should stick to the T2 online documentation when coding for the T2.
Yes, gpc2 does support arrays too.
GPC2 is more like C than gpc1 I think. So arrays and syntax is almost the same but not 100%.
GPC and GPC2 shares a lot of stuff and function names. But gpc2 doesn't use all the commands of gpc1 and use slightly different syntax in some cases. In GPC2 some functions are renamed, have new/different functions and supports different data types now (t1 did only support scalar integer, int: 16 bits signed [-32768 ~ +32767]).
GPC2 supports backward compatibility by using a header file named "titanone.gph" (but you shouldn't mix T2 and T1 code in a single script to avoid problems).
So you can use T1 stuff easily on the T2 but not the other way around as the T2 is more powerful.

You should stick to the T2 Online Language Reference and its own documentation when coding for the T2:
https://www.consoletuner.com/wiki/

[Yearoh]

Good to know, thank you