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Well it doesn't need to be mutually exclusive,does it?

Lingo does have the two modes as well - verbose and concise.

Ok I stop naming Director as a reference - although this could potentially allure more users to LC...


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Am 02.11.2012 um 19:05 schrieb John Dixon <dixonja at hotmail.co.uk>:

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> And that is how it should be... as you say, you have lots of choice elsewhere if you wish to use dot syntax notation. I for one am glad that livecode are trying, but they have strayed a little, to keep the language as English like as possible..
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> Dixie
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>> Dot syntax has been talked about in the past, and don't forget that it's not even just dot syntax that doesn't exist in LC, you can't even say:
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>> a = 1
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>> The answer given, I believe, is that they are focussing even more on making the language human readable, and that's their target audience, not we who use dot syntax in other languages.
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