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> "nErrorValue", etc which is the NQC functionality. Robolab variables
> (which they refer to as containers) have pre-assigned names -- "red",
> "blue", "user1", "user2", etc.
I believe they use the color convention for localization reasons. Robolab is
available in 16 (?) different languages. As the code is picture-based, only the
environment needs to be localized.
Generally speaking, how are text-based languages localized? i.e are there
French syntax versions of NQC/c++/BASIC etc.? Or does the syntax remain
English-based while the environment is French-based?
As FLL is international, localization may be another consideration.
Cheers,
Tom
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