RE: [GD-General] Off the shelf scripting languages

[Gareth L. <GL...@cl...>]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jones, Chris [mailto:CJ...@bl...]
>
> Small is relatively lightweight and about as trivial to 
> integrate as Lua.  I
> think Lua is a more flexible language in a lot of ways, but 
> is sometimes
> more difficult for people to grasp.  Small is really just a 
> lightweight,
> typeless version of C, so anyone familiar with C will be 
> comfortable with
> it.
>

That sounds very much like GEL (Our internal scripting language being used
on Sudeki). The problem we have is that our goal is for designers to use the
scripting language, and they are, but the C like syntax is a bit of a curve
that shouldn't be needed.


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