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You shouldn't really be making mods if you can't code. Especially one as advanced as this. However, Squeak is one of the easiest programming languages to learn. Just devote a few hours reviewing the system browser and it will change you 

chanmanpartyman wrote:

However, Squeak is one of the easiest programming languages to learn.

Really? I think Squeak is much harder than PHP or Java.

you should read the source code of v8 or actually use v8 internally to achieve this then you can do something like

Make a UI with QT and html5
and then make blocks with javascript
then parse these blocks to run C++ code.. erm too dirty ?

Just use javascript that would do or write a custom langauge on the top of libuv and C++ that is hard but very possible

ftf841 wrote:

chanmanpartyman wrote:

You shouldn't really be making mods if you can't code. Especially one as advanced as this. However, Squeak is one of the easiest programming languages to learn. Just devote a few hours reviewing the system browser and it will change you 

I know 2 languages easier than that 
1.Scratch (duh)
2.HTML

I know, but to make a Scratch mod, you have to know Squeak.
It's not that hard.

BornAgainAtheist wrote:

chanmanpartyman wrote:

Squeak is one of the easiest programming languages to learn. Just devote a few hours reviewing the system browser and it will change you 

Funny, I always thought it was confusing compared to other languages.

Well, Squeak is confusing at first because of the way it's structured. However, once you get the hang of it (it shouldn't really take more than an hour), it's a lot easier than other languages.

For one thing, it is extremely logical and always follows the same rules, even for special code like conditionals. Everything is treated as object or function!

It's also been proven that Squeak is the language that is most similar to English:
- it uses spaces instead of the classic dot to define elements inside other objects, so it reads like a sentence (myObject arm finger moveIndexBy: 3 andMiddleBy: 5)
- it uses dots instead of the classic semicolon to end lines of code, just like in English
- commas concatenate strings, like we do in English (to connect sentences)

So, if you can devote some time to Squeak, it's definitely a worthy language to learn!

SciTecCf wrote:

You got the idea from me, didn't you?

Sorry, I can't help, I don't know C++.

I did 

let's get back on topic.

Learn Squeak.