22.03.2013, 19:10
It's possible to make use of macros to support native functions in non-English language. For me, I know a little English so I script everything in the script in English (except those clients can see). AFAIK some of the other scripts made by Chinese uses phonetic transcription to express Chinese in English, so as to name their functions and variables.
It's pretty natural to script in their own languages, because not everyone know English. They know their language and they can easily understand the code. The choice of the language depends on different people, and you can't say it's (always) bad. Basically even if you can't understand what the name of the variable means, it's just a name and you can still identify it, so it doesn't affect you to help people scripting in non-English language here.
It's pretty natural to script in their own languages, because not everyone know English. They know their language and they can easily understand the code. The choice of the language depends on different people, and you can't say it's (always) bad. Basically even if you can't understand what the name of the variable means, it's just a name and you can still identify it, so it doesn't affect you to help people scripting in non-English language here.