Going by that distinction, wouldn't Java be scripting, since it's run in the JVM?

For sounds, you should load them once as sounddata, and then use that sounddata to create a new source when you need to play it.

I don't know if you're actually wondering where to get such a list, or if you're only interested in how to check against it. But if you are in need of such a list, look no further than /usr/share/dict/<language>/ on any Linux system (quite possibly in OSX as well). There are a bunch of other databas...

Keeping with the theme, let's talk about Javascript.

MarekkPie wrote:Must be using a framebuffer, because I can't see it on my netbook. I'll have to check it out when I get to my desktop.

Probably Po2 syndrome.

Nixola wrote:(I won't use it anymore to install something, only for searching)

This is only tangentially related to the topic, but you should almost always install your software from the repos, unless you know of a PPA that you trust and that is more up-to-date.

ayla wrote:One of my other question would be is it posible to intergade Love in a website?

It is not.

function Bin2Dec(s) local num = 0 local ex = string.len(s) - 1 local l = 0 l = ex + 1 for i = 1, l do b = string.sub(s, i, i) if b == "1" then num = num + 2^ex end ex = ex - 1 end return string.format("%u", num) end Source

I think you're talking about require.