Do you have support for RealBasic (REALstudio) language ?

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Do you have support for RealBasic (REALstudio) language ?
I cant seem to find any projects about RealBasic language its multi-platform and very easy to understand for VB(.net) developers so maybe its usefull to add ?

Posted 25-Aug-10 10:35am

DJMOH

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LloydA111 · Answer 1 · 2010-08-25T10:38:00

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I think languages need to have a large amount of people or a large amount of interest in the language for it to be added to CP... although I'm still waiting for the Assembly language to be added:thumbsdown:

Posted 25-Aug-10 10:38am

LloydA111

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DJMOH 26-Aug-10 16:38pm

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your right it needs large ammount of interest, but we cant create that when you wont help others make it more public thats my opinion.

LloydA111 27-Aug-10 15:10pm

"you wont help others make it more public"

You make it sound as though I run CP and that it's down to me to add languages to it.

Christian Graus · Answer 2 · 2010-08-25T10:42:00

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Realbasic is a bit of a toy language for people who want to write their own games, this site is more aimed at professional developers. There are sites dedicated to Realbasic, though.

Posted 25-Aug-10 10:42am

Christian Graus

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DJMOH 26-Aug-10 16:38pm

Reason for my vote of 1
realbasic isnt a toy language there are many familliar companies who are using it, but i thought it would be nice to see some public examples

DJMOH 26-Aug-10 16:40pm

RealBasic was the recent name its called Real Studio (IDE) now the language itself stays realbasic but it isnt because its "basic" its just that Real Studio makes it more easy to develop MULTI-PLATFORM (OS) programms and would be very cool to have some public examples and ideas ...