Replacement suggestion for LSL
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Blueman Steele
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08-20-2005 01:12
I really think we hitting the limits of of LSL Mainly in the limits of the grammar. I'd like to propose this language Var'aq http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Var%27aqreplace LSL Here is some sample code. Name: hello, world Dialect: English Version: 5 June 2000 Comments: Not the canonical var'aq "hello, world"; actually prints "What do you want, universe?" in Klingon ~ nuqneH { ~ 'u' ~ nuqneH disp disp } name nuqneH
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Huns Valen
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08-20-2005 03:26
I see absolutely no technical advantage in programming in a pithy language based on, of all things, Klingon.
However, if you can get it to compile to a target Mono can understand, and if LL decides to let us upload such bytecode, you may actually be able to do this yourself. So, you could actually program a Bat'leth in Tlingan-pu.
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Catherine Omega
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08-20-2005 03:40
From: Huns Valen I see absolutely no technical advantage in programming in a pithy language based on, of all things, Klingon. I suspect that was the joke, Huns. 
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Jesrad Seraph
Nonsense
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08-20-2005 04:21
What about Brainfck ? It makes compact, artistic-looking code !
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Eggy Lippmann
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08-20-2005 04:42
I have a better idea - primfunge 
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Ardith Mifflin
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08-20-2005 10:38
I've always wanted to code in the Shakespeare Programming Language. During thermodynamics, I tried to persuade our workgroup to code our CALPHAD program in SPL.
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Blueman Steele
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Esoteric Languages
08-20-2005 21:17
Did anyone else notice that under that list of Esoteric languages was LSL of all things!
But regarding mono.. I thought that was going to be back end and not effect LSL at all... cept in speed.
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FlipperPA Peregrine
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08-21-2005 13:43
10 gosub 30000
forward 10 right 90 forward 10 back 10 left 90 back 20 forward 10 right 90 forward 5 left 45
writeln('Regards,');
?"-Flip"
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Foolish Frost
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08-21-2005 13:53
From: FlipperPA Peregrine 10 gosub 30000
forward 10 right 90 forward 10 back 10 left 90 back 20 forward 10 right 90 forward 5 left 45
writeln('Regards,');
?"-Flip" Some of that was... LOGO? Also known as TURTLE?
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Blueman Steele
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ok I gotta figure this out
08-21-2005 21:27
Go to this page http://www.bfoit.org/Intro_to_Programming/TG.htmlforward 10 right 90 forward 10 back 10 left 90 back 20 forward 10 right 90 forward 5 left 45 HT to see what flip wrote!
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Snowcrash Hoffman
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08-21-2005 21:45
On a more serious note, why not adapt REALbasic instead of LSL: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RealbasicIt is much more powerful and easier to learn. I am sure LL can licence this from REAL software.
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Burke Prefect
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08-21-2005 21:50
Why not just make SL it's own OS and write..... ah, screw that.
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Huns Valen
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08-22-2005 14:04
From: Snowcrash Hoffman On a more serious note, why not adapt REALbasic instead of LSL: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RealbasicIt is much more powerful and easier to learn. I am sure LL can licence this from REAL software. I hate BASIC
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Blueman Steele
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REM *** message
08-23-2005 15:03
10 Print "I Hate Basic! " 20 Goto 10
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Blueman Steele
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IF SL was an OS
08-23-2005 15:05
From: Burke Prefect Why not just make SL it's own OS and write..... ah, screw that. hmmm so what would that be like? -You'd have to buy a typewriter from a store to do word processing. -You could only run certain games if you had enough land (wait that's true now)
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Buster Peel
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08-23-2005 16:57
From: Blueman Steele I really think we hitting the limits of of LSL Mainly in the limits of the grammar. I'd like to propose this language Var'aq http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Var%27aqreplace LSL Here is some sample code. Name: hello, world Dialect: English Version: 5 June 2000 Comments: Not the canonical var'aq "hello, world"; actually prints "What do you want, universe?" in Klingon ~ nuqneH { ~ 'u' ~ nuqneH disp disp } name nuqneH I have translated the example into the new and improved version, var'aq++. ~ uqneHnay { ~ 'u' ~ uqneHnay ispday ispday } amenay uqneHnay I think var'aq++is more readable and easier for humons to pronounce. Buster
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