GUI LVZ Maker

[madhaha]

No-one will ever want to use LIE now that you've !@#$%^&*ociated it with CLE

[Guest k0zy]

No-one will ever want to use LIE now that you've !@#$%^&*ociated it with CLE

 

Cuervo gave me the lvl-loading code long ago.

[Mr Ekted]

LVL loading code is about 15 lines. Don't you think it would be in the interest of someone trying to write a utility for LVL to take the time to understand the format and figure out 15 lines of code for yourself?

[Guest k0zy]

LVL loading code is about 15 lines.

about 30 in CLE...

 

Anyways, all i ever had to do with cle is that cuervo gave me the src of a simple mapviewer.

 

Don't you think it would be in the interest of someone trying to write a utility for LVL to take the time to understand the format and figure out 15 lines of code for yourself?

 

What LVL utility??

And you can understand the format pretty good if you look at src-codes.

It took me alot of time to understand the lvz format from lvzFormat.txt.

I can't give the cle code out anyways. And i just said he might want to take a look at src codes of my progs.

Nothing's wrong with that, or?

[★ SOS]

just so you know, I believe SOS told me he will make it so the .NET stuff will not be needed upon a public release of a finished editor

 

Umm, no Where'd you get that odd idea?

.Net rules, Java is slow, Mr Ekted is old.

[Yupa]

just so you know, I believe SOS told me he will make it so the .NET stuff will not be needed upon a public release of a finished editor

 

Umm, no Where'd you get that odd idea?

.Net rules, Java is slow, Mr Ekted is old.

 

hrmmm, maybe I was thinking of the delay when it loaded .net

you said something about a preloader

 

ah well

[Fluffy White Bunny]

Java is slow

 

I believe the only reason java is (baaaarely) slow is because since it can run on ANY platform, (which makes it better than anything else ) the code has to p!@#$%^&* on information to the java vm, which then interprets it to machine instructions for the operating system its running on. Java still owns all. $$

[Yupa]

...like other codes can't run on any platform

[★ SOS]

Yes, FWB, that is why java is slow, because the code needs to be interpreted by the VM.

Not to mention that any apps with a Java GUI are just plain old Windows 1.0 ugly.

[Dr Brain]

Java is only partially interperted, and even a fully interpertiation is marginally slower than a native application. Java compiles portions of the at run time to make them faster in a process called Just In Time (JIT) compilation.

 

As I recall, C# is also interpreted (possibly with JIT like Java), so it's the worst of both worlds .

 

As for ugly, the Swing Set's theme can be replaced with something more to the user's taste, but thats a very subjective matter. And you can even use the Abstract Windowing Toolkit if you want a Win95/98/XP look.

[Mr Ekted]

Name one common desktop app that was written in Java.

Name one common desktop app that was NOT written in C/C++.

Ask yourself why.

[madhaha]

Concerning the second part, there are actually quite a few but they only way you'd know is if you used a file analyzer