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I am new to the community and related stuff. However I was wondering that wether CLR would be able to understand or can be extended to context sensitivity. If some programming languages already exists and it targets .NET please let me know about and if not, I am thinking to work on such a language, that may be on very small scale, but it must be. Hoping to hear nice comments. Regards,
Hello !
I heard of Anders Heljsberg eplaining the idea of Data Programming. I was asking this, in the context of that. This means semantic net based Semantic and intelligent programming. I know that 4 languages are part of .NET Framework, but what I wanted to actually know was, is there any sort of Meta Level context programming language available? Like I was reading about F# but it is purely functional and has not much context based features. So that was my concern. [quoted text, click to view] "Scott M." wrote:
> Please explain what you mean by the CLR able to understand context > sensitivity and if some programming languages exist that target .NET. > > The .NET Framework (of which the CLR is a part) processes Microsoft's > Intermediate Language (MSIL). Currently, there are 4 native .NET languages > (meaning that the Framework has 4 compilers that will take a language and > compile it down to MSIL). These languages are: Visual Basic.NET, C# > (pronounced See-Sharp), J# and C++ .NET. > > > > "Haroon" <haroon.saeed@gmail.com> wrote in message > news:59A41B18-DE2B-4E5D-B988-AB9B810706ED@microsoft.com... > > Hello ! > > > > I am new to the community and related stuff. However I was wondering that > > wether CLR would be able to understand or can be extended to context > > sensitivity. If some programming languages already exists and it targets > > .NET > > please let me know about and if not, I am thinking to work on such a > > language, that may be on very small scale, but it must be. Hoping to hear > > nice comments. > > > > Regards, > > > > Haroon Saeed > >
Please explain what you mean by the CLR able to understand context
sensitivity and if some programming languages exist that target .NET. The .NET Framework (of which the CLR is a part) processes Microsoft's Intermediate Language (MSIL). Currently, there are 4 native .NET languages (meaning that the Framework has 4 compilers that will take a language and compile it down to MSIL). These languages are: Visual Basic.NET, C# (pronounced See-Sharp), J# and C++ .NET. [quoted text, click to view] "Haroon" <haroon.saeed@gmail.com> wrote in message news:59A41B18-DE2B-4E5D-B988-AB9B810706ED@microsoft.com... > Hello ! > > I am new to the community and related stuff. However I was wondering that > wether CLR would be able to understand or can be extended to context > sensitivity. If some programming languages already exists and it targets > .NET > please let me know about and if not, I am thinking to work on such a > language, that may be on very small scale, but it must be. Hoping to hear > nice comments. > > Regards, > > Haroon Saeed
Please explain what you mean by semantic net based Semantic and intelligent
programming. with regards, J.V. [quoted text, click to view] "Haroon" wrote:
> Hello ! > > I heard of Anders Heljsberg eplaining the idea of Data Programming. I was > asking this, in the context of that. This means semantic net based Semantic > and intelligent programming. I know that 4 languages are part of .NET > Framework, but what I wanted to actually know was, is there any sort of Meta > Level context programming language available? Like I was reading about F# but > it is purely functional and has not much context based features. So that was > my concern. > > "Scott M." wrote: > > > Please explain what you mean by the CLR able to understand context > > sensitivity and if some programming languages exist that target .NET. > > > > The .NET Framework (of which the CLR is a part) processes Microsoft's > > Intermediate Language (MSIL). Currently, there are 4 native .NET languages > > (meaning that the Framework has 4 compilers that will take a language and > > compile it down to MSIL). These languages are: Visual Basic.NET, C# > > (pronounced See-Sharp), J# and C++ .NET. > > > > > > > > "Haroon" <haroon.saeed@gmail.com> wrote in message > > news:59A41B18-DE2B-4E5D-B988-AB9B810706ED@microsoft.com... > > > Hello ! > > > > > > I am new to the community and related stuff. However I was wondering that > > > wether CLR would be able to understand or can be extended to context > > > sensitivity. If some programming languages already exists and it targets > > > .NET > > > please let me know about and if not, I am thinking to work on such a > > > language, that may be on very small scale, but it must be. Hoping to hear > > > nice comments. > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > Haroon Saeed > > > >
Hello !!
By intelligent programming I mean situation specific behaviour. Like how a class or function can behave differently in different situations. May be the attribute feature of C# provides some sort of this functionality. By semantics I mean a function of class reads some sort of Meta Data and perform accordingly. I hope you understand now. Regards, Haroon [quoted text, click to view] "Ravichandran J.V." wrote:
> Please explain what you mean by semantic net based Semantic and intelligent > programming. > > with regards, > > J.V. > > > "Haroon" wrote: > > > Hello ! > > > > I heard of Anders Heljsberg eplaining the idea of Data Programming. I was > > asking this, in the context of that. This means semantic net based Semantic > > and intelligent programming. I know that 4 languages are part of .NET > > Framework, but what I wanted to actually know was, is there any sort of Meta > > Level context programming language available? Like I was reading about F# but > > it is purely functional and has not much context based features. So that was > > my concern. > > > > "Scott M." wrote: > > > > > Please explain what you mean by the CLR able to understand context > > > sensitivity and if some programming languages exist that target .NET. > > > > > > The .NET Framework (of which the CLR is a part) processes Microsoft's > > > Intermediate Language (MSIL). Currently, there are 4 native .NET languages > > > (meaning that the Framework has 4 compilers that will take a language and > > > compile it down to MSIL). These languages are: Visual Basic.NET, C# > > > (pronounced See-Sharp), J# and C++ .NET. > > > > > > > > > > > > "Haroon" <haroon.saeed@gmail.com> wrote in message > > > news:59A41B18-DE2B-4E5D-B988-AB9B810706ED@microsoft.com... > > > > Hello ! > > > > > > > > I am new to the community and related stuff. However I was wondering that > > > > wether CLR would be able to understand or can be extended to context > > > > sensitivity. If some programming languages already exists and it targets > > > > .NET > > > > please let me know about and if not, I am thinking to work on such a > > > > language, that may be on very small scale, but it must be. Hoping to hear > > > > nice comments. > > > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > > > Haroon Saeed > > > > > >
I still don't understand what you are asking about. Any of the .NET
languages can have classes that respond differently to different situations. In particular, VB.NET is very much about event-driven programming. The 4 .NET languages I mentioned earlier are the only .NET languages that are native the .NET Framework. [quoted text, click to view] "Haroon" <haroon.saeed@gmail.com> wrote in message news:9AE85550-5651-4879-8708-EFE73900512D@microsoft.com... > Hello !! > > By intelligent programming I mean situation specific behaviour. Like how a > class or function can behave differently in different situations. May be > the > attribute feature of C# provides some sort of this functionality. By > semantics I mean a function of class reads some sort of Meta Data and > perform > accordingly. I hope you understand now. > > Regards, > Haroon > > "Ravichandran J.V." wrote: > >> Please explain what you mean by semantic net based Semantic and >> intelligent >> programming. >> >> with regards, >> >> J.V. >> >> >> "Haroon" wrote: >> >> > Hello ! >> > >> > I heard of Anders Heljsberg eplaining the idea of Data Programming. I >> > was >> > asking this, in the context of that. This means semantic net based >> > Semantic >> > and intelligent programming. I know that 4 languages are part of .NET >> > Framework, but what I wanted to actually know was, is there any sort of >> > Meta >> > Level context programming language available? Like I was reading about >> > F# but >> > it is purely functional and has not much context based features. So >> > that was >> > my concern. >> > >> > "Scott M." wrote: >> > >> > > Please explain what you mean by the CLR able to understand context >> > > sensitivity and if some programming languages exist that target .NET. >> > > >> > > The .NET Framework (of which the CLR is a part) processes Microsoft's >> > > Intermediate Language (MSIL). Currently, there are 4 native .NET >> > > languages >> > > (meaning that the Framework has 4 compilers that will take a language >> > > and >> > > compile it down to MSIL). These languages are: Visual Basic.NET, C# >> > > (pronounced See-Sharp), J# and C++ .NET. >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > "Haroon" <haroon.saeed@gmail.com> wrote in message >> > > news:59A41B18-DE2B-4E5D-B988-AB9B810706ED@microsoft.com... >> > > > Hello ! >> > > > >> > > > I am new to the community and related stuff. However I was >> > > > wondering that >> > > > wether CLR would be able to understand or can be extended to >> > > > context >> > > > sensitivity. If some programming languages already exists and it >> > > > targets >> > > > .NET >> > > > please let me know about and if not, I am thinking to work on such >> > > > a >> > > > language, that may be on very small scale, but it must be. Hoping >> > > > to hear >> > > > nice comments. >> > > > >> > > > Regards, >> > > > >> > > > Haroon Saeed >> > > >> > > >> > >
Maybe i'm not understanding, but it sounds like your talking about
programming against an interface, and using polymorphism. [quoted text, click to view] "Haroon" wrote:
> Hello !! > > By intelligent programming I mean situation specific behaviour. Like how a > class or function can behave differently in different situations. May be the > attribute feature of C# provides some sort of this functionality. By > semantics I mean a function of class reads some sort of Meta Data and perform > accordingly. I hope you understand now. > > Regards, > Haroon > > "Ravichandran J.V." wrote: > > > Please explain what you mean by semantic net based Semantic and intelligent > > programming. > > > > with regards, > > > > J.V. > > > > > > "Haroon" wrote: > > > > > Hello ! > > > > > > I heard of Anders Heljsberg eplaining the idea of Data Programming. I was > > > asking this, in the context of that. This means semantic net based Semantic > > > and intelligent programming. I know that 4 languages are part of .NET > > > Framework, but what I wanted to actually know was, is there any sort of Meta > > > Level context programming language available? Like I was reading about F# but > > > it is purely functional and has not much context based features. So that was > > > my concern. > > > > > > "Scott M." wrote: > > > > > > > Please explain what you mean by the CLR able to understand context > > > > sensitivity and if some programming languages exist that target .NET. > > > > > > > > The .NET Framework (of which the CLR is a part) processes Microsoft's > > > > Intermediate Language (MSIL). Currently, there are 4 native .NET languages > > > > (meaning that the Framework has 4 compilers that will take a language and > > > > compile it down to MSIL). These languages are: Visual Basic.NET, C# > > > > (pronounced See-Sharp), J# and C++ .NET. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > "Haroon" <haroon.saeed@gmail.com> wrote in message > > > > news:59A41B18-DE2B-4E5D-B988-AB9B810706ED@microsoft.com... > > > > > Hello ! > > > > > > > > > > I am new to the community and related stuff. However I was wondering that > > > > > wether CLR would be able to understand or can be extended to context > > > > > sensitivity. If some programming languages already exists and it targets > > > > > .NET > > > > > please let me know about and if not, I am thinking to work on such a > > > > > language, that may be on very small scale, but it must be. Hoping to hear > > > > > nice comments. > > > > > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > > > > > Haroon Saeed > > > > > > > >
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