World code generator.

My generator creates C#, Vb2005, J#, Java, Chrome (Object pascal) and VB6 codes, you can add more languages without editing the source code of the program, and you can edit the worlds before creating the code, so if you already know the world prefix, then you can put it in yourself.



And here is how you use each generated code. (may vary a bit.)

VB6:

Code:

Label1.Caption = GetWorld(132).Number & GetWorld(132).Prefix

VB2005:

Code:

Label1.Text = Worlds.Worlds(132).Number & Worlds.Worlds(132).Prefix

C#:

Code:

Label1.Text = Worlds.Worlds[132].Number.ToString() + Worlds.World[132].Prefix;

J#:

Code:

Label1.Text = Worlds.Worlds[132].Number.ToString() + Worlds.World[132].Prefix;

Java:

Code:

String D = Worlds.Worlds[132].Number.ToString() + Worlds.World[132].Prefix;

Chrome:

Code:

Label1.Text = RSWorlds.Worlds.Worlds[132].Number.ToString() +
RSWorlds.Worlds.World[132].Prefix;

Source: Click
Pre-built: Click

 

nice you must have taken alot of time or time searching for the worlds in all those codes (is J# better than .net and is it Harder than C#)

 

J# is microsofts version of java, so i think.

also, nice job flaming it looks good.

 

Fawg < Fiwg

 

I updated it so it can create .NET dlls. It is used the same way it shows in the examples.

And J# is just a .NET implementation of the Java language, but C# is much better than J#.

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I updated it for the recent URL changes.