Applications to create playerworlds.

[Codein]

Originally Posted by DrakilorP2P

No! GS1 corrupts your mind! Once there was this guy who learned GS1. When he tried to learn about other languages, he went insane. There was also another one, a professional programmer, his head literally exploded just looking at GS1.

I actually went dizzy looking at a GS1 script. However, I'm not a professional programmer.

[Loriel]

gs1 is perfectly fine programming language, you are all crazy

[Codein]

Originally Posted by Inverness

GS2 is more similar to C#, C++, or Java than GS1.

I can see massive similarities between Java and GS2, to be honest.

[Loriel]

Originally Posted by Codein

I can see massive similarities between Java and GS2, to be honest.

Java is all about its object model which is very different from Graal's. Java is all static typing and inheritance and inner classes and stuff.

[Codein]

Originally Posted by Loriel

Java is all about its object model which is very different from Graal's. Java is all static typing and inheritance and inner classes and stuff.

It's what I thought at first glance.

Anyway, I'd love for Graal to have REAL classes and inheritance and stuff.

[DrakilorP2P]

Originally Posted by Inverness

GS2 is more similar to C#, C++, or Java than GS1.

Originally Posted by http://graal.net/index.php/Gscript

Its syntax and some of its semantics might seem familiar to those who program in C or Java, it uses ECMA-Script syntax.

ECMA-script is more or less JavaScript.