the new battleroom : tasclient
Posted: 03 Oct 2005, 07:00
I have to admit that you have done a great effort to make a working battleroom the damn cr#p net sh!tt "Quote the heavens nevermore !!!" YHEA !!!!
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Posted: 03 Oct 2005, 07:12
Uh....
Posted: 03 Oct 2005, 07:17
lol
Posted: 03 Oct 2005, 07:53
"Quoth the raven, `Nevermore.'
Edgar Allen Poe, awesome :)
http://www.heise.de/ix/raven/Literature ... Raven.html
Edgar Allen Poe, awesome :)
http://www.heise.de/ix/raven/Literature ... Raven.html
Posted: 03 Oct 2005, 13:30
If your gonna sweare, sweare the right way. We still know what it means, depspite the censor stuff!
PENIS!
PENIS!
Posted: 03 Oct 2005, 16:56
What is this flouring flourhead going on about? 
Posted: 03 Oct 2005, 19:25
If I understand the garbled language correctly, he's complaining that the battleroom client is coded in C#... which he seems to belive is cruddy for some reason.
Not that I'm saying C# isn't cruddy, just that I seriously doubt monohouse knows why he think's it's cruddy.
Not that I'm saying C# isn't cruddy, just that I seriously doubt monohouse knows why he think's it's cruddy.
Hmmph
Posted: 03 Oct 2005, 19:32
I find the .NET platform quite nice. A language-agnostic VM is a great idea.
CSharp, on the other hand, is a barbaric language. A carbon-copy of Java that retains all of the original's faults. Java claimed to be "C++ without the C" when it was really "Visual Basic with the bare-minimum OOP featureset and C syntax".
/detests C
//detests Java
///detests C#
////detests C++ without the full STL and the Boost libraries
/////detests just about every other language, including your "but this one is good".
//////Generally finds programming very frustrating.
CSharp, on the other hand, is a barbaric language. A carbon-copy of Java that retains all of the original's faults. Java claimed to be "C++ without the C" when it was really "Visual Basic with the bare-minimum OOP featureset and C syntax".
/detests C
//detests Java
///detests C#
////detests C++ without the full STL and the Boost libraries
/////detests just about every other language, including your "but this one is good".
//////Generally finds programming very frustrating.
Posted: 04 Oct 2005, 06:34
While I agree that C++ is, if not the best, then close to it, some other languages do come in handy
Visual Basic is good for learning, and making simple programs.
Java applets run in web pages.
PHP, Perl, whatever the other ones are work to make dynamic webpages. Like this whole site.
But I think this thread is just another random thread monohouse created. Oh, woe unto me for suggesting he complain on the forums about the right-click mode.
Visual Basic is good for learning, and making simple programs.
Java applets run in web pages.
PHP, Perl, whatever the other ones are work to make dynamic webpages. Like this whole site.
But I think this thread is just another random thread monohouse created. Oh, woe unto me for suggesting he complain on the forums about the right-click mode.
Posted: 04 Oct 2005, 06:55
Wasn't the client written in Delphi?
Posted: 04 Oct 2005, 07:15
think it was java. 
Posted: 04 Oct 2005, 11:19
The first one was C#, the current one is delphi, and the server of the current one is java
Posted: 04 Oct 2005, 12:41
There still is the client developed in python using WxWidgets.