User talk:Kateye

Thanks for the cleanup work on VMF_documentation. When you write something that long you tend to loose your ability to spell/logic check it. if you plan on sticking round you should probably give yourslef a page :) --Angry Beaver 14:55, 21 Oct 2006 (PDT)

Heh, I don't feel quite ready to make an article for myself. I'm planning on waiting until I have something release worthy before I describe myself. As for VMF Documentation, I've been working on "VMFLib.NET", so I've been referring to the docs and experimenting, fixing things as I see them. (Aside:Lose not loose. Pet peeve makes me want to edit your text.) --Kateye 18:11, 21 Oct 2006 (PDT)

I would argue but i feel short on effort. My english isn't bad, its my typing. and anyway thats exactly why I wrote thoose, I'm kind of half using themself right now :) but I wont say why its something I'm not good enough to do right so I don't want anyone to know till I can get it right, if I knew how to do .net I might make use of that work :) --Angry Beaver 19:45, 21 Oct 2006 (PDT)

I don't want an argument, just pointing out the spelling error because I have a pet peeve about it. Anyway, .net isn't hard. What are you using, C++? Managed Extensions are easy enough to learn, and that's what VMFLib.NET is being written in. If you want a C-like language designed for a managed environment, you can try C#. If you're using VB... well, you're already using .net. Like Python? Use Iron Python. If I did some research I could even make VMFLib.NET into a COM compatible library so that you can use it in almost any language. At the moment, though, I just want to make it work. --Kateye 12:20, 22 Oct 2006 (PDT)

Crap... didn't mena to put that on main page *shrug* I can never think straight at work, im sure its a co-incidence :) --Angry Beaver 16:00, 21 Oct 2006 (PDT)

Yeah, I was wondering why you put it on the main page, but you fixed it before I got around to doing so myself. I guess I should fill in the empty article or something... --Kateye 18:11, 21 Oct 2006 (PDT)