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Originally posted by Falcor
Stefan said that would be quite imposible. I asked him if we could have function arguments and functions that return values other than void every time. He said Gscript wasn't object oriented or something. *shrugs* don't hink it will happen any time soon. But there is always hope.
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Graal isn't object oriented? It sure as hell should be. I tried to ask Stefan to let user-defined funtions pass arguments and return values, too, but I could never find him. That would be SO useful in Graal scripting. There should also be different variable-types (int, double, float, string, char, bool, etc...) and user-defined types. Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a programming thing (Graal script is not programming) that lets the user make complex data structures like classes, and allows the user to do a LOT more. Graal NEEDS these things!
I like Fermat's Last Theorem better, but Pythagorus is cool, too.