Tech3 Demo API - Questions

by hannes-` • 4 Sep 2009, 19:33 • Forums › Technology
Hi there,

I am currently finalizing the "public" part of my tech3 Demo API. I am not too sure what to put in the engine and what to put in the public code. For now only the read / write and close source stuff is in the engine (the engine will not be public!), all the rest is up to the programmar. So i have compiled a little example and id like to know if this is understanable for the casual programmar / scripter.

http://forums.myhannes.info/wbb/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=125

any input is appreciated
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crumbs 4 Sep 2009, 20:58
looks good, will like to use it to make some more tools to practice my programming.
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Chriz1337 4 Sep 2009, 21:16
Looks fairly simple and clear and good programming practices. That's why I love PHP it's basically exactly the same <3
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hannes-` 4 Sep 2009, 21:18
you gotta be kidding me! :<

PHP is no way near to C#. C# is hawt and clear, PHP is bleh :>

but thanks for the input
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Chriz1337 4 Sep 2009, 21:20
Ha yes it is man, look at the syntax, exactly the same! same practices and same markup.

Considering PHP was derived from the C languages, I think it is exactly the same. I created a whole engine in C++ :).
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hannes-` 4 Sep 2009, 21:28
i dont see the php refrence tbh. Id understand if you say its similar to JAVA, which it idd is, but PHP. Not really :<

Also PHP has no properties, no events etc.
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Chriz1337 4 Sep 2009, 21:33
http://www.php-compiler.net/doku.php
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hannes-` 4 Sep 2009, 21:40
urgs, thats like having sex with an ugly woman.

Did not know about it, but im not too sad that i missed it -.-
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PSHR 4 Sep 2009, 22:20
object-oriented php has a little in common with c++, but not that much imo : ]
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plekter 5 Sep 2009, 01:03
That's not much.. Object-orientation in php is a crippled kid next to c++
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PSHR 5 Sep 2009, 01:23
true that
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qzycihio 4 Sep 2009, 22:16
Awsome C# code, simple & clear written. Thanks for that code! Love it
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plekter 5 Sep 2009, 01:04
Nicenice!
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