Language click.EXE / instant.EXE
Date: | 03/28/06 |
Author: | delirium |
URL: | n/a |
Comments: | 5 |
Info: | http://www.clickexe.de / http://www.instantexe.com |
Score: | (2.00 in 8 votes) |
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none said on 06/03/07 14:21:33
worst language ever seen...
booker said on 01/20/09 03:26:25
Thats because you are an idiot. Its not a language; its a graphical interface that lets novices quickly create VB code without having to do alot of syntax. So instead of spending alot of time learning a language's nuances, it allows the user to quickly put their ideas into an application. But thanks for sharing, retard.
Jeramy said on 04/06/09 16:56:20
WoW, to the person who first posted on this page! DUDE YOUR ARE TRULY A RETARD THERES NO DOUBT IN MY MIND. I think you need to learn the difference between programming language and graphical user interfaces before you run your mouth. I write programs in all different kinds of program making tools and software, but IX or also known as Instant.EXE is a very neat program making tool.
CBrowne said on 03/25/10 03:52:49
@Jeramy,booker:
I suggest the pair of you learn what the term "Graphical User Interface" really means. This code is clearly written in plain text form (presumably in a different encoding to the web server, hence the ^M artefacts). What's more, you cannot program -in- a GUI, you program -a- GUI -for- a program.
What you are probably thinking of is the term "Graphical Programming Language", of which this may well be; but it is written in the textual form of the language. The textual form of the language is probably what the OP was referring to; but since it is a Graphical Programming Language, the text part of it is obviously less important than a text-only language.
You say it parses into VBasic, yet this code doesn't appear to be VB; so what is this, some kind of intermediary (and therefore also disallowed, I believe) language?
Note to language author: the name of the compiler/parser implementation, by convention, is not often used as the name of the language. If this truly is the name for your language, I apologise, but if it is not might I enquire what the actual name is?
Jeramy said on 07/26/10 21:22:31
You know what i mean.