Mar 12 2009, 11:34 am
In response to Spunky_Girl
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Kaioken
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Not necessarily. This format for including multiple attributes with related values is definitely used elsewhere (such as to pass data in websites through links, HTML forms and what not; you'll often recognize it if you look in your address bar), but it's just another format and you can use whatever you want for your own stuff. Parsing text to make a list of it doesn't change fundamentally no matter what characters you decide to use as separators etc, though in DM you could be more inclined to use params format as there are convenient built-in instructions to mess with it. There isn't much to know there in the first place, though... var1=value&var2=value2 and you're almost finished.
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she asked about other game programming in c++ which is on topic because the skill she is referring to in DM is a nessecary skill to know for any other type of game programming
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I'm not sure what your point would be, since your English isn't the greatest (or it could be; you're just using "chat speak" or what-have-you).
I wasn't referring to C++ in general, I was referring to using parameters for uh.. "interfile-interaction" (dunno what it's really called :\) in other languages SUCH AS C++ (as an example) to be more specific. | |