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- funkynut - 02-06-2006
They are there, but you have to do something different to get the same result...
Hence you cant do a straight port over. I was going to start mse++ myself until I heard grim was doing same, I was only going to do it so I can memorize c++ much better, since I find it easy but I cant remember all the details and ms helped me with my vb so might find it better if there was a c++ equivilent
- grimsk8ter11 - 02-06-2006
ya, like LTrim, RTrim, Trim, UCASE LCASE and such, I had to create myself.
- Doombringer - 03-06-2006
I voted C++,
if we have a version for C++, Java and VB we got most of the major bases, others we could do is perl and delphi, but i dont like them, and had any real exprience with them (i have done some messing around and small apps).
- grimsk8ter11 - 03-06-2006
perl for a game like this O_O if anytthing it would eb a handler, and i prefer python.
- L&M - 03-06-2006
why dont you port it to python
whats good about python ?
(havent used it )
- grimsk8ter11 - 03-06-2006
i tihnk python is crumym for anything but snmall console applications and GUi-;ess server apps/