Best crossplatform language?

Hi
I'm interested in making a crossplatform gui application. SO I've started to try and learn java. However I keep coming across posts on ruby and python and there seems to be much talk about these being better/easier etc.
I'd be interested in hearing what people on this list have to say on the topic. The object is to be able to develop an application that can run on both a mac and a windows machine .. a write once run anyhwhere application .
Personally I like perl but making a crossplatform application with perl seems very difficult since my development platform is Mac and Perl/Tk seems to have issues with the mac.
I'm not so much interested in a flame war here as some pros and cons.
From what I have been able to deduce java seems a reasonable avenue since it pretty much runs anywhere and most users on windows allready have javaruntime installed. But maybe I'm missing something.
Ofocurse in the best of worlds I could make a gui using Xcode tools and with the push of a button port it to windows...alas that is not to be

Sounds like you recommend C# ..
No, not quite. I recommend not trying to go off on your own (relatively speaking) with user interfaces. C# was designed for .NET and vice-versa. If you use C# with .NET, you will be using the same language/architecture as the vast majority of new MS development.
There is still quite a bit of VC++ with MFC around, but don't start on that. It just isn't worth it. For MS, C# and .NET are the future. Don't fight the future.
ofcourse that still
means one has to learn two languages at the samt time
.. both C++ and C# .. at least if one wants to live
in the mac world. Seems a shame there isnt a C++
framework that could be used for gui on windows. But
am I right in understanding that C# is "newer" than
C++ ?
Not really. It is just that "vendors" (MS and Apple) "encourage" developers to use different tools for User Interface development. You can use whatever tools you want. But if you chart your own course, you will have to solve all your own problems. The user-base for non-standard development architectures is very small.
The point I'm trying to make is that the language differences between Java, C++, Objective-C, and C# are very, very minor. Minor is even too strong a word - insignificant is better. The various UI libraries are, however, radically different. Java Swing is nothing like the Java Eclipse SDK. Both are radically different than anything else. I haven't used QT, but I suspect it is radically different from everything else too. The same is true with MFC and Carbon. Cocoa and .NET seem to be relatively close.
That's all I'm going to say on the matter. You have asked for advice and I've given my humble opinion. People are already starting to get into Java "slowness" religious wars. I don't have time for that nonesense. I call 'em as I see 'em. I do my new development in Objective-C++ on the Mac and I plan to use C# and .NET on Windows. I have spent many, many years doing cross-platform libraries in C++. I don't think it was worth it and don't plan on doing that anymore.

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Well please tell me your opinion about programming language.
Well Java is language i like the most...
Well i don't like Visual Basics
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RmtTrail ./dirdat/pa
add extract replica1, Tranlog, Begin now
add exttrail ./dirdat/ra, extract replica1, megabytes 100
add extract prep1, exttrailsource ./dirdat/ra
add rmttrail ./dirdat/pa, extract prep1, megabytes 100
The path you have mentioned is wrong. Since you are using windows, it should be mentioned as .
EXTTRAIL dirdat\ra
RMTTRAIL dirdat\pa
add exttrail dirdat\ra, extract replica1, megabytes 100
add extract prep1, exttrailsource dirdat\ra
add rmttrail .dirdat\pa, extract prep1, megabytes 100
Change the path also in the Manager parameter file.
purgeoldextracts ./dirdat/*, usecheckpoints
purgeoldextracts dirdat\*, usecheckpoints
Example from Oracle Doc.,
Regards,
Veera

MP3 player code help.. slight tweaks

http://www.clairmonthumphrey.com/Site/
The flash mp3 player I've done for this site is giving me a
few problems...
The code is attached but this is what happens though...
..In this line...
sa.push(nodes.attributes.url);
when it stays like that the song plays fine but the trackInfo
doesn't come up but when I replace it with this code.. the song
doesn't play but the trackInfo comes up..
sa.push(new Song(nodes.attributes.url,
nodes.attributes.track));
This is what the songs.xml file looks like...
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<songs>
<song url="AmazingGraceMedley.mp3" track="Amazing Grace
Medley" />
<song url="MidnightCry.mp3" track="Midnight Cry" />
<song url="YouareSoWonderfulRemix.mp3" track="You Are So
Wonderful" />
<song url="TrustIntheLordFirstVersion.mp3" track="Trust In
the Lord" />
</songs>
What am I doing wrong...
A few other quirks need straightening out...
The volume bar only increases the volume the first time..
after subsequent tries it neither increases nor decreases...
The playPause_mc button pauses but doesn't play again when
pressed...
Everything else is under control.. Can anyone help?
See below the action script....

Hi
I too am interested in writing a Mp3 player but am unsure what is the best programming language to write it in. Java is my prefered language, but it seems that it will not be posssible as their are no mp3 libraries that support mp3 file playing in the current version of java.
I could use javazoom support classes but I prefer to write the programme myself.
So when will Sun re-release java, so it can play mp3 files?
Or what other language would be apporiate for a mp3 player?
Thanks
Ron

Enthusiasts 2

Some of us have been missing the old "Enthusiasts" list. Thanks to Molly et al., we now have better infos (even if sorting is sometimes ackward, with Aaron after Enrique for instance ) and we also know that NI is preparing a new list with enhanced functionnalities. But for those (like me) that can’t wait anymore, here is a provisionnal synthetic document.
I apologize for any mistake or omission. If you feel that something should be modified, just do it and post the document again.
There is an annoying bias since some people have been recorded with more than one identity. For instance, Jean-Pierre Drolet was registered 3 times and should score 93 more contributions. RolfK, Kyle V and Bill B appear twice in the new NI “Active members” list. The most terrible thing is that this situation will induce some unbearable uncertainty about the moment when Dennis will cross the “4000 answers” absolute barrier... (before the end of the month), since he also has been registered 3 times, and should score + 9...
Some additionnal comments about the 3 boxes rating (discussed here http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=130&message.id=275) :
The first metric is “ratings”. The three levels are unnamed, Trusted, and Proven.
To be Proven, you only need to have an average rating over 4.5. Means that you can become “proven” just by asking an interesting question, whatever your contribution to the forum. On another hand, Filipe, Jeremy, and some others, with nearly 1000 answers and over 150 ratings on average, are only “trusted” members, and do not even appear on NI list ! The idea that Ben, with a score of “only” 4.5, might turn “unproven” is quite seductive... just give him a few more 4 stars...
The second metric is “posts”. The three levels are unnamed, Active and Enthusiastic.
Dennis and Ben are the only two official Enthusiasts. Apparently, 2000 contributions are required to enter the Sanctuary. Even Greg the Great could not reach the beatification level. Ben took about 4 years to post that much answers. Seems that Ray second mug is on the upper shelf, quite out of his reach...
The third metric is “logins”. The three levels are Member, Regular and Veteran. Don’t know yet if it’s a matter of login number, or connection time, or number of opened pages... Molly, Philip C., Matt F, Robert M and JRA, all from NI, have reached this stage.
Some suggestions : apply a PID strategy to the rating operation :
1/ the “ratings” metric should be a function not only of the average rating, but also of the rating number.
2/ the “posts” metric should be also a function of (answer number)/time;
3/ the “logins” metric should take into account not only the login number, but also the activity. (BTW, the page read parameter is useless since it depends on the number of posts that are displayed on each page).
Thanks to all of you. Without your continuous contribution, Labview would not be the best programming language, whatever the skills of NI engineers !
Have fun and keep wiring !
CC
Chilly Charly    (aka CC)
         E-List Master - Kudos glutton - Press the yellow button on the left...
Attachments:
Enthusiasts2.zip ‏10 KB

improved
Chilly Charly    (aka CC)
         E-List Master - Kudos glutton - Press the yellow button on the left...
Attachments:
Enthusiasts3.zip ‏10 KB

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