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Pharoah (顯示個人資料) 2009年7月21日上午12:42:58
I'm trying to write an Esperanto programming language, which I hope will be useful to somebody. I'm planning on using it to write some flashcard software for myself, since I'm still a beginner to Esperanto. I have a few things I don't know how to translate into a short keyword:
Input - Does enigu make sense? Input requests the user to type something.
String (as in string of characters) - In English we just say "string", but I don't know if that makes enough sense.
Swap - a stack command. This will be used a lot, so interŝanĝi is far too long.
Upper and lower case - What are these called in e-o?
Key - as in on a keyboard. I think I'm only finding the kind of key used to open doors.
Thanks for your help. I realize this might be a strange question .
Input - Does enigu make sense? Input requests the user to type something.
String (as in string of characters) - In English we just say "string", but I don't know if that makes enough sense.
Swap - a stack command. This will be used a lot, so interŝanĝi is far too long.
Upper and lower case - What are these called in e-o?
Key - as in on a keyboard. I think I'm only finding the kind of key used to open doors.
Thanks for your help. I realize this might be a strange question .
Pastoro (顯示個人資料) 2009年7月21日上午1:09:13
darkweasel (顯示個人資料) 2009年7月21日上午7:43:24
I wouldn't use "enigu" for "input" because I think that in this context, "input" is a noun, so "enigilo" or something like this ...
Upper and lower case are "majusklo" and "minusklo". A key is a "klavo".
Upper and lower case are "majusklo" and "minusklo". A key is a "klavo".