In article <9Jydnbs-SfRrUF3anZ2dnUVZ8tChnZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
s.r.clarkstone@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
says...
> Draco18s wrote:
> > In article <utmdnaJHLZqAGF3anZ2dnUVZ8vidnZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
> > s.r.clarkstone@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
says...
> >> Draco18s wrote:
> >>> I did for a while too, again, ****s and giggles. Though I think I
lacked some
> >>> of the more powerful scripting language, I was pretty much religated
to MUCK
> >>> commands and piping, rather than having full access to Fourth (or
whatever it
> >>> was called... *quick google search later* Ah, MUF: Multi User Forth,
I was
> >>> almost right!)
> >> Ooohh, Forth. MU*s are usually based around OO languages. Was MUF
just
> >> OO in disguise, or was it a proper Forth, with immdiate words, direct
> >> memory access, etc? I notice it has first-class strings, which is a
> >> sign for the former.
> >
> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUF_%28programming_language%29
> >
> > No idea.
>
> It seems not be be a real Forth. There is no way to make words
> immediate, no CREATE or DOES>, no ALLOT (though there are arrays), no
> vectoring or even function pointers, and almost certainly no arbitrary
> pointers. OTOH, it is probably good enough for the situation it is used
> for.
*Nods*
Now take MUF and gimp it further. That's what I had. I had the damndest
time
using variables.
> BTW, the objects in the MUCK are OO-type objects.
That I know, I've used admin privilages to "enter" player objects as if
they
were a container.
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