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I am unsure on how to convert this myself as do not use strings often. Javascript ^^ I tried C# ^^ But no luck.. What am I missing I took a quick glance at the reference but didn't find something similar in C#.
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Look for MONO or C# at Microsofts website, then you will have all your answers regarding language problems. I believe string is with small-caps http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/362314fe(v=vs.71).aspx Can't believe I missed that myself. - facepalm
Dec 18 '10 at 02:39 AM
doomprodigy
hehe, dont hurt yourself. We've all searched the woods for hours without finding trees. Looking forward to your next question now. :o)
Dec 18 '10 at 02:43 AM
BerggreenDK
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Unity doesn't use Java; it's a different language entirely.
eric when does he say java the whole time he says javascript which unity uses...
He probably edited the title, I have a habbit of writing Java instead of Javascript or Unityscript. (I code in C# mainly.)