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a question bout l2j programing lang
sooo i had in mind if c++ could be implemented in l2j for some that wana program with c
so my questions are
1:can c be implemented in some way like python to l2j ?
2:if yes will this improve some huge scripts that might produce bugs like crystal caverns and some others cuz a smaller script = lower chance for a bug to apear
i know that off servers use c++ but am sayng this cuz most ppl start out with c++ wen they get into programing i mean its one of the most usefull programing langs aside from java and i think this might give more depth into l2j programing cuz i found out bout programing cuz of l2j and i still love it and tryn to improve in time. i mean l2j works similiar to a site ( dont span me i know there lots of diferences but u get ma point) and its a great tool for education in programing and learning the basics of sql and some xml and others etc. soo am waiting ideas or answers if anyone is willing to share them
BTW sorry for ma english am still noob
so my questions are
1:can c be implemented in some way like python to l2j ?
2:if yes will this improve some huge scripts that might produce bugs like crystal caverns and some others cuz a smaller script = lower chance for a bug to apear
i know that off servers use c++ but am sayng this cuz most ppl start out with c++ wen they get into programing i mean its one of the most usefull programing langs aside from java and i think this might give more depth into l2j programing cuz i found out bout programing cuz of l2j and i still love it and tryn to improve in time. i mean l2j works similiar to a site ( dont span me i know there lots of diferences but u get ma point) and its a great tool for education in programing and learning the basics of sql and some xml and others etc. soo am waiting ideas or answers if anyone is willing to share them
BTW sorry for ma english am still noob
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Re: a question bout l2j programing lang
but is there a way for some to use c if they wont too ? thats what am askingMELERIX wrote:we use java for easy cross-platform support.
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Re: a question bout l2j programing lang
yeah....create l2c and code it from scratch.... glEctis wrote:but is there a way for some to use c if they wont too ? thats what am askingMELERIX wrote:we use java for easy cross-platform support.
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Re: a question bout l2j programing lang
im not quite sure if C can be used as script lang, but still we moving from jython to java scripts for easy debugging.
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Re: a question bout l2j programing lang
Java natives... its that simple to use C# in java
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/java ... tip23.html
Oh and BTW, Java + Linux > C# + Windows. Working on Ubintu server might be hard, but its performace and features way surpass the shitty windows server.
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/java ... tip23.html
Oh and BTW, Java + Linux > C# + Windows. Working on Ubintu server might be hard, but its performace and features way surpass the shitty windows server.
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Re: a question bout l2j programing lang
soo its near imposible lol danm
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Re: a question bout l2j programing lang
yes thank you momo that u showed you know how to use google but what u found is JNI and thats not scripting at all. lol
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Re: a question bout l2j programing lang
1- Dont think soEctis wrote:sooo i had in mind if c++ could be implemented in l2j for some that wana program with c
so my questions are
1:can c be implemented in some way like python to l2j ?
2:if yes will this improve some huge scripts that might produce bugs like crystal caverns and some others cuz a smaller script = lower chance for a bug to apear
i know that off servers use c++ but am sayng this cuz most ppl start out with c++ wen they get into programing i mean its one of the most usefull programing langs aside from java and i think this might give more depth into l2j programing cuz i found out bout programing cuz of l2j and i still love it and tryn to improve in time. i mean l2j works similiar to a site ( dont span me i know there lots of diferences but u get ma point) and its a great tool for education in programing and learning the basics of sql and some xml and others etc. soo am waiting ideas or answers if anyone is willing to share them
BTW sorry for ma english am still noob
2- "BUG" is a relative word =P a smaller code doesnt mean it has less errors, and in C++ that can be a real threat lol (if there is something wrong in c++ code, it would be a mess). But im sure that c++ would be quite faster than java for logical reasons =P
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Re: a question bout l2j programing lang
http://trac.assembla.com/l2c/timeline
here, specially for you.
I don't know what their chronicle is though, and that project is by far not the best choice, it's WIP and some stuff is badly written (said by people who develop in C/C++ for living).
Edit: it's C# though, but still.
here, specially for you.
I don't know what their chronicle is though, and that project is by far not the best choice, it's WIP and some stuff is badly written (said by people who develop in C/C++ for living).
Edit: it's C# though, but still.
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Re: a question bout l2j programing lang
hahaha awesome but still its not even in beta stage lol but the coding seems much to off server now am starting to get confused lol thanks jurjurchiks wrote:http://trac.assembla.com/l2c/timeline
here, specially for you.
I don't know what their chronicle is though, and that project is by far not the best choice, it's WIP and some stuff is badly written (said by people who develop in C/C++ for living).
Edit: it's C# though, but still.
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Re: a question bout l2j programing lang
yeah, they make a class for every skill, that's one of the most noticeable flaws in their design.
If you have problems, FIRST TRY SOLVING THEM YOURSELF, and if you get errors, TRY TO ANALYZE THEM, and ONLY if you can't help it, THEN ask here.
Otherwise you will never learn anything if all you do is copy-paste!
Discussion breeds innovation.
Otherwise you will never learn anything if all you do is copy-paste!
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Re: a question bout l2j programing lang
wouldn't this make more stable skills ? and more free to do anything u wont like to code at the skill package how it will act be unique to others like the noblese skill or the cant resurect thingy i see in some seed of anihilation Raids(btw dont scream at me am still junior at deving lol )jurchiks wrote:yeah, they make a class for every skill, that's one of the most noticeable flaws in their design.