@Haleya : Don't forget to create a project page on zcontest http://tiforge.info/zcontest3/?a=projets&l=en website and eventually on yaronet subforum : http://www.yaronet.com/sujets.php?s=&f=3179

( My name )

Erm, do I need an account for that ?
(Also I may need to ask my parents first )

I don't think I'll vote until I get the "Complete" version of Axe

You'll never vote then.
Quote from <I don't know who > :You never finish a program/app/game/etc. You only stop working on it.

(Wait, they sell us unfinished games ? )

And yeah, I should change my vote now that I upgraded

Quote from: Hayleia

People who think a language is worth more than another are just like people who only like one kind of music (quite the same example as DJ_O said but not exactly): narrow minded. Why not saying this, when we are at it
"No seriously, you are not a good coder until you can write your program in native hex."
That is nonsense.
We can make good programs in every languages and make bad programs in every language too.
And I find it funny from Kerm to say this about Axe after making DoorsCS
   <KermM_> But I don't feel they show any great programming skill, just some creative game design
   <KermM_> Not to mention that it's not good for real applications and games, because it creates huge
   executables
But at least he didn't speak about speed.

You'll notice that everyone in the intelligent discussion on Cemetech was careful to discuss only the languages, not insult any coders in particular.  Everyone in this community has value as a coder and as a person, and singling anyone out for insults is in poor spirit as a member of a larger community.  I encourage you to post a topic on Cemetech discussing your concerns with the size and/or speed of Doors CS to my face so that I can explain the number of features painstakingly packed into its 48KB rather than cowardly insulting me behind my back.  I try to make an effort to be brave enough to speak to people directly when I want to discuss their programs, and I look forward to a future positive relationship with you as a member of the larger TI community (and perhaps Cemetech) if you'd like to join me.

(Sorry for the delay for the answer and sorry if my English is not good, I am French.)

So I'll explain better the situation:

Omnimaga is, in one way, Axe's home, and the same way, Cemetech is DoorsCS' home.
On Cemetech, you criticized Axe.
On Omnimaga, I said that some of your critics could apply to DoorsCS.
So we basically did the same thing.

Result of my action, you feel insulted.
So don't you think Axe coders can feel insulted by what you said too ?

I did not intend to insult you at all and you did not intend to insult anyone either, but that's how people feel, and you now know exactly how they feel (that was the aim of my post, not to "cowardly insult you in your back", moreover I use DoorsCS).

...any perceived insults lie more in the mind of the beholder than the participants.

And of course I'd like to join Cemetech. Notice that I have been having an account for months, but I'm lost through the menus and even with the link I did not manage to figure out how to introduce myself .__.° (this is not a stupid excuse: this is true)

Me wants !!! Even with the bugs !!!
Post more so I can give you more +1s jk

Quote from: Hayleia on November 13, 2011, 01:25:30 pm

Wait, I saw somewhere that we could quit the program with Return^r but it crashes when I try . I thought it might be because of CrabCake, but I don't know. Could it be ?

Quote from: Axe Docs

Return^r|Emergency exits the program from within any number of nested calls.

Erm, I have problems translating "from within any number of nested calls"
In fact, I tried Return^r in a test program, and it works, but not in Pokemon, this is why I thought it might be because of CrabCake 

Quelle rapidité exceptionnelle !!

En fait, moi personne ne m'a dit de me présenter donc j'ai du decouvrir le board par moi même, d'où la lenteur

Désolé je utiliser Google translate

Yeah, we saw that
No, seriously, Google translate is understandable, and you wanted to help, so don't apologize for nothing

I like the way it is looking !

My biggest goal for this site is to draw in entry level programmers who want to make games, and give them tools and support needed to make those games.

Erm, programming for calcs or programming for anything ?

Pour le retard, tout est relatif. Ma presentation n'est arrivée que vers les 30 posts