.NET Framework 3.0

[Phantom]

3.0 is shit, its gonna turn runuo scripts into newb shit. You can use "var" instead of int, string, bool, whatever.

var myInt = 5;
var myString = "shit var sucks balls";

see the problem, whats what.....

actually happy about that change to be honest \

Although people won't use it in the correct way

But that will mean less noob questions, more noobs creating content for gimp PVP shards, and easier scripting for the rest of us. Imagine not having to think at all about int, string, bool, blah blah blah.

Its really simple, newbies do NOT SHARE EVER, once a newbie always a newbie.

 

[Jeff]

actually happy about that change to be honest

Neeewwbbb,

 

[Storm33229]

Phantom... will var replace string, int, bool, enum, etc? or can we still use them and then not HAVE to use var? because me thinks var would be better as a convenient thing to have vs something that is need to learn to use and have it be inconvenient.

-Storm

 

[floppydisc]

Doesn't sound like it replaces them ... it just seems to make it more visual basic like ...

Btw. it's interesting you don't like Delphi ... without Delphi, there would most likely be no C# in the form it is today (I think not even Visual Studio would look like it does)

 

[Storm33229]

doublepost

 

[bacaw]

Neeewwbbb,

lol extrachars

 

[TMSTKSBK]

so basically var it makes it like PHP and other "interpreted" languages...that could be very annoying...
(I see a need for a moderated submissions forum...)

 

[floppydisc]

It isn't THAT bad ... "var" can't leave local declaration space ...

you should read up on it on google ...
for example here: http://strangelights.com/blog/archive/2005/10/10/1264.aspx

 

[TMSTKSBK]

orly? so it's only in methods, not like public var blah = "your mom"?

 

[Joeku]

orly? so it's only in methods, not like public var blah = "your mom"?

No, more like

public var blah = "your mom";