By bloid
via gommog-blog.blogspot.com
Published: Apr 14 2008 / 14:38
At various times I have dabbled in a variety of programming languages, from Fortran on. When I started to write programs for computer music I settled on C; eventually, when the benefits of encapsulation became compelling, I moved to C++. I sometimes used Python for quick-and-dirty manipulation of data, notably in my brainwave sonification piece. All of this was done at the command line, since my programs generally didn't have graphical user interfaces. I occasionally used Tk/Tcl for graphics.
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kenman replied ago:
World of Warcraft's user-created addon system leverages LUA, and its a very apt solution that gives mod developers alot of power, functionality, and flexibility. I enjoyed learning LUA for that purpose, and it was very easy not only to get started, but to write complex logic and functionality.
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