What language?

[barret 0]

WhaTs the scripting language in OFP? I'm learnin C++, I know python, tcl, and a whole host of others. But what's used in ofp? I would like to know so I could Buy a book to learn some, and make the best mods/maps here.

[ralphwiggum 6]

probably their own language.

the best i can help you with is utilizing script reference and studying other ppls codes

[barret 0]

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (RalphWiggum @ April 20 2002,23:13)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">probably their own language.

the best i can help you with is utilizing script reference and studying other ppls codes<span id='postcolor'>

Lol the only true ofp script I know is Respawn for humans, and how to add differn't weapons to differn't units.

[ralphwiggum 6]

well..get command script, and learn..there are soooooo many cool commands you can utilize.

[Sheriff 0]

English. Ok but seriously Flashpoints Scripting language has similarities to C++ But that's about it, Just some sticks and stones thrown together and quite well i might add.

[Cloney 0]

I speak English and conversational Spanish.

[ALDEGA 0]

"Flashpoints Scripting language has similarities to C++"

Care to tell us which ones? I don't really see any similarities.

And I'm not talking about the config.cpp file, but the actual scripting language.

[Dawdler 0]

Its just simply OFP script

I dont see any real similaritys to C/C++, but the principle is the same.

[ALDEGA 0]

ermm, if you're talking like that, then just about every programming language is the same.

[kegetys 2]

The OFP scripting syntax is close to TCL

[Claymore 0]

Well, Dutch, German, English and French.

[Guest]

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Kegetys @ April 21 2002,12:39)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">The OFP scripting syntax is close to TCL<span id='postcolor'>

Nah, don't think so. I don't see many similarities. I think it is a combination of several.

?(a==b):c=d <-- this is a simplified version of the C++/Java "?"-operator

z = [1,2,3] select 2 <- array handeling has many similarities with Lisp, Prolog and IFP

The unique thing is that it is a multithreaded scripting language. Therfor the ~ operator and the very cool @ operator.

I really think they have something good there and they should develop it further. A debugger would also be very useful.

[N.o.R.S.u 0]

Finnish, Swedish, German and English

Oh and I can also do some C++.

edit, w00t my post number 100 !

[DarkLight 0]

Ok, this topic isn't about what languages you can speak (like english) but it has something to do with a computer thing or something. But because some ppl answered with a language i guess i'll do the same

From the one i know the best, to the one i suck at

1) Dutch (Flemisch to be exact)

2) English

3) French

4) German

[Espectro (DayZ) 0]

I guess ill do the same then

Danish, English, German and Japanese

[Guest]

English

And in the morning I speak a language that is composed of a sequence of farts, clicks, and burps.

And I speak 10th grade level Spanish 1...sort-of.

Hola, Como Estas?