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C-like instead of C++-like?

Started by September 10, 2006 02:24 PM
3 comments, last by WitchLord 18 years, 2 months ago
hi there! just a quick question: i know that AngelScript is written in C++, and the script language itself is nearly identical to C++, but if i want to write scripts C-like, does this work? for example, are there functions like sprintf, or printf etc? if not, can i write them (problem could be the variable parameter count)... ?
AngelScript can be a purely procedural language as well, just like C, if you want. There is nothing that requires you to use classes.

Variable parameters are not supported however. Not yet anyway. Adding support for this requires a lot of work, and it will be a while before I can get to that.

Regards,
Andreas

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thanks for the info :)
GameMonkey Script is a C-like scripting language. I don't know anything about AngelScript, so can't really help you there.

For scripting I'd recommend Python, but it's not at all like C. On the other hand, it might prove to be a more powerful language.

-Riku


Thanks for the input RicardoX, even though it was not what loki asked for. ;)

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