Extract the movies as what? they are specialized video files, that allow for transparency. They would have to be extracted and converted.

also very slow too i don't use vb.net but c# equiv is with a FileStream or BinaryReader, i use filestreams byte[] bytestring = new byte[size]; fs.read(bytestring); System.Text.ASCIIEncoding encoding = new System.Text.ASCIIEncoding(); string mystring = encoding.GetString(bytestring); This works out b...

it has to be virtual, notepad runs in userspace, which doesn't have access to system memory.

eh, are you sure? I know there was a limitation in 9x system, but Notepad for XP is only limited by memory. I've loaded files that are over a gig in size with no cutoffs.

Single Precision 32-Bit IEEE 754 Format

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_754

please note i said TEST ide, this is by no means a product, but a visual of how the debugger and scriptor works.

simple test ide interface for rad development.

it doesn't really have anything to do with tastes, it has to do with semantics. Pascal is a very readable, except for a couple key words, but I think they were more lazy, like c* coders.

Except for single command, you can do a 1-to-1 from C and Pascal, since they use the same constructs.

C* like languages are rather ugly

If you are going to do this, i'd suggest you write up a grammar for that syntax. They are helpful in planning out the language and make it 1000x easier to write out the parser for it. A lot of times, you'll find pitfalls and figure a way around it, or easier to start over without writing code that'l...

And i'm trying to get Mr. Mouse to move from script, silly boys

Depends on the format of the floating point. You do know, that unlike, integers, there are many different floating point formats. Perhaps you mean a specific IEEE format?

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