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#1 2011-07-04 07:24:18
- scratchycat625625
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Scrach# ?
As a small project in my own time, I've been working on an interpreter for Scratch, written in C#. It's still in early development, but going well. My only problem is, if I actually want to use this for something, I need a GUI, as most people don't want to wrestle with command-line, and also because one of the main features of Scratch is it's drag-and-drop functionality. I, however, have just started learning about the XNA game library, and as such, I'd be rubbish at making any kind of GUI right now.
EDIT: I decided to work on learning some more Squeak and Smalltalk, as I'm on holiday and have no access to XNA.
I'm looking for some feedback, is anyone interested, or would someone even make a gui for me? (I'm looking for an XNA GUI, as it would be easier to implement the interpreter into, but I guess one in Squeak would be fine, if we passed the interpreter the code in text files or something.)
Thoughts? Questions?
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#2 2011-07-06 13:24:42
- XComputers
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- Registered: 2011-06-30
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Re: Scrach# ?
I once used XNA, but not too long after I started I quit, because I had this book about it, and the only thing in it that worked was setting the background color and showing a picture. Whenever I animated the picture, it said a variable wasn't declared. Plain as day, it alread was declared. The same thing when I played sounds.
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#3 2011-07-06 13:38:02
Re: Scrach# ?
Hi.
I'm working on that in Java.
I programmed a "Drag and drop" programming GUI :(only a test, and it has bad graphic)
http://www.file-upload.net/download-356 … b.Jar.html
Hope you understand my english,
I'm german...
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