What's the language used in the video?

The one where "party hard" is written? :lol:

Since there is an std::string and proper pointers right after, probably C++

Could be C# as well I think?, but I guess C++

Tell me more about your STDs

C# does not have std:: and it does not use the "::" syntax altogether. Well, as far as I remember.

Pfft, std is the namespace for the STL in C++, the Standard Template Library ;P

English.

It's the namespace alias operator

Ah . Well it's still something different though.

Since this is a cross-platform game, I see little reason why they would be using C# over C++.

And to reiterate, std is the C++ Standard Template Library namespace, and it's nice to see they are explicitly naming it rather than relying on "using namespace std". C# uses "System.String" for strings with "string" being a first class alias.

std is not an operator of any kind. It is an identifier. :: is the scope resolution operator.

Glad you guys aren't coding the game

No one said that "std" is an operator.

That's because the responsible party edited away their embarrassment.

Language you see is C++. Editor is Sublime Text 2 - http://www.sublimetext.com/2. In another shot you can see ST2 on the left monitor and Visual Studio in the right.

ST2 is just a text editor targeted at programmers. It's not a full IDE so it doesn't compile, debug, etc. It just edits text, but so so really, really well. Currently I edit code in ST2, build from the cmd line, and use Visual Studio for debugging when necessary. I just started using this workflow a few weeks ago but so far I really dig it.

I'm glad you guys enjoy to PartyHard().

I'm still using Notepad++ Mr. Sublime Text 2 Hipster.

So, for my second question, Vintage (vi) mode or no?

William Howe-Lott still uses emacs for all his code editing. He's the main engine architect BTW. He's just not much of a hang out in the forum kind of guy.

Personally I just use visual studio with default key bindings. Since I'm going to be coding more than average over the next year I may go with something like sublime though.

No vintage mode for me. Just regular ol ST2.

My current set of packages is: HLSL, SideBarEnhancements, Perforce, and Mercurial. I'm hoping SublimeClang progresses enough to become standard use as well. It seems mostly pretty good but does have some issues. Most of the plugins seem to be for webdev which is sad. More C++ plugins!

I tried to code a simple calculator once. It would spew out gibberish. Lets just I'm better at French than I am Coding.

Just so you know I suck at French.

I'm just glad you guys are all working with tools you find best suit your needs and personal preferences rather than having a standard tool-set rammed down your throats...

What's nice is that the fortune 100 company I work for that shall be unnamed, let us use any tools we want as long as code gets checked into either peforce, svn, or git. Dev teams can choose the repo lol.