writing in a foregin language?
Zsolt
I'd like to ask which system is advised when someone wants to write an IF
in a foreign language (not english, in my case it is hungarian) in a
convenient way.
Thanks for help.
Zsolt
David Fisher
news:er6dcs$leb$1...@aioe.org...
>
> I'd like to ask which system is advised when someone wants to write an IF
> in a foreign language (not english, in my case it is hungarian) in a
> convenient way.
Inform 6 might be the best one ... there are several existing translations
of the library (see
http://www.inform-fiction.org/translations/complete.html), but Hungarian is
not one of them.
If you want to create a translation of the Inform 6 library, the following
pages might help ...
Overview: http://www.inform-fiction.org/translations/index.html
Details: http://www.inform-fiction.org/manual/Chapter5.pdf
David Fisher
Eric Forgeot
http://groups.google.fr/group/rakontointeraktiva
even if its activities are not at the highest at the moment, you can get
some helps from the users there.
Jake Wildstrom
> I'd like to ask which system is advised when someone wants to write an IF
>in a foreign language (not english, in my case it is hungarian) in a
>convenient way.
No Hungarian development system or libraries for the major development
systems exist, to the best of my knowledge, but if you're interested
in writing an Inform 6 translation, I'd be glad to assist in any way I
can. I have fairly solid technical knowledge of Inform 6 and a much
shakier grasp of Hungarian grammar (Inform isn't really made for
languages as heavily declined as Hungarian, but that's actually pretty
easily worked around).
--
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