[kode]

Originally posted by Krackers87


Sie sind Lebkuchen.

Der Affe ist auf dem Bus.

yeah, if you're going to call people ginger-bread, you better be polite about it.

good thing I don't ride the bus that often. everytime I do, that monkey can't keep his mouth shut.

[Flipside]

English is the best communicative language in my opinion, but I love the artistic nature of Japanese and Chinese writing, it has a charm that makes all these straight lines etc look ugly

Flipside

[Krackers87]

German: Mein Kolben Backen sind mit Reis gefüllt.

French: Mes joues de bout sont remplies avec le riz.

[Setekh]

Originally posted by mikhael
Probably for its readability, intelligent design, excellent object model, broad built in module support, ease of integration with other languages and wide platform support.

Oh, yes. And it rocks.

You know, that reads almost just like the list of capabilities I planned for SPIRE when I first wrote her up. The first three were my brother's idea, but module support and integration with other languages were really important for the way I knew SPIRE was going to be built - brick by brick, adding new capabilities as soon as I imagined their need in a render. I also have the rudimentary ability to use PhotoShop plugins with my 2D engine, which has helped me immensely. Basically though, Ulundel, my brother chose it.

[mikhael]

Originally posted by Setekh

Basically though, Ulundel, my brother chose it.

He couldn't have picked better unless you or he demanded speed, over flexibility.

[Setekh]

Originally posted by mikhael
He couldn't have picked better unless you or he demanded speed, over flexibility.

I prefer power at the cost of patience (which is not really a cost at all, IMHO) over weak speed.

[Descenterace]

C++.

As soon as I saw this thread, I thought 'C++'.  Just typical that someone beat me to it...

BTW, will Visual C++ 6 code work under VC.NET?  I hope it's not compulsory to use the .NET framework yet, because I like my nice familiar Windoze API but I'm buying VC.NET soon.

[J.F.K.]

I like the Greek alphabet - they have cool names for all their letters. What have we got? "A", "B"...

[GT-Keravnos]

JFK óå åõ÷áñéóôþ ãéá ôá êáëÜ óïõ ëüãéá üóïí áöïñÜ ôá åëëçíéêÜ!

Quite possibly the best language in the world (Yea right galore, dies down),

but still,

The fact that some latin hedgehogs couldn't figure it out doesn't mean it is difficult. Not by a long shot. It is easily pronounced (once you know how, and you read what you see. Yep, that 's right, NO special pronounciations like englisn)

So, for JFK letters of the alphabet as follows...

Áëöá
Âçôá
ÃÜììá
ÄÝëôá
'Åøéëïí
ÆÞôá
¹ôá
ÈÞôá
Éþôá
ÊÜðá
ËÜìäá
Ìé
Íé
Îé
¼ìéêñïí
Ðé
Ñü
Óßãìá
ÔÜõ
¾øéëïí
Öé
×é
Øé
ÙìÝãá

Êáé ãéá üðïéïí ìðïñåß íá êáôáëÜâåé áõôÜ ôá ëüãéá, ìÜèåôå ðþò äåí åßóôå ìüíïé óå áõôüí ôïí áããëïêñáôïýìåíï ðëáíÞôç.

Yep, not alone out there!

[kasperl]

ok, wtf is that font your using? itr appears all garbled here.

try using MS-Symbol.

[GT-Keravnos]

I should have known that Greek would not be supported.
Show up fine on my machine though!

[kasperl]

well, if you use the ms-symbol font i can see and type Greek fine.

[Singh]

1st Language: English. I read in it, i write in it, and i think in it.

2nd Language: Hindi. Born with it, lived with it and enjoy it because few westerners (or other easterners for that matter) can understand it out of India

[Setekh]

I tried learning Hindi from a couple of my friends, once. I think I know how to say "live long, my friend". Don't know how to type it, though...