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Forum: Legacy and Other Languages Jun 9th, 2007
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Forum: Legacy and Other Languages Jun 8th, 2007
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Views: 1,343
Posted By gamingfan1993
Re: Learning languages

You seem to be mislead. What we mean by "languages" is Programming Languages, not speaking languages :D. Try a different site.
Forum: Legacy and Other Languages Jun 8th, 2007
Replies: 8
Views: 3,087
Posted By gamingfan1993
Troubleshooting Re: Euphoria

I agree with Vegaseat. When I'm coding a shell, or a complex command-line app, I use C++, Python, or Ruby. If I'm trying to make a GUI app, I use Liberty BASIC, or wxWidgets for C++.
Forum: Legacy and Other Languages Jun 8th, 2007
Replies: 8
Views: 3,087
Posted By gamingfan1993
Re: Euphoria

I strongly doubt that this "Euphoria" language is any good. It appears extremely outdated, and shouldn't be used anymore, with the advanced systems we have now. I believe that JustBASIC...
Forum: Legacy and Other Languages Jun 8th, 2007
Replies: 3
Views: 8,438
Posted By gamingfan1993
Re: RGSS / Ruby Game Scripting System

Actually; making a "tutorial" appear the first time a user uses a shop doesn't need scripting. Many things that you can script don't really need to be. All you would need to do is:

@>Conditional...
Forum: Legacy and Other Languages Jun 8th, 2007
Replies: 7
Views: 2,079
Posted By gamingfan1993
Question BASIC Languages File I/O Help

Ok I mainly use Liberty BASIC, which is very, very similar to Visual BASIC, and I am having a hard time with a program. I made my program take a user's input, and save it in a text file, like so:
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