I see C # Most people have not learned it! Microsoft is studying a new stuff again, the name is sucking, called CΩ, Ω is a symbol in mathematics, the MS website says is an extension language as a C #, about its grammar, first see, people Look at the dizziness, I don't know what to write.
Look at the code snippet below:
Fragment 1:
Using Microsoft.comEGA;
Using system;
Public class newsitem {
Attribute string title;
Attribute string author;
Struct {datetime date; string body;
Public static void main () {
Newsitem news =
Newsitem>;
Console.writeline (news.title "by" news.author "@ news.date);
}
}
Fragment 2:
Foreach (b in bs.book) {
Yield Return
{b.title}
{b.author}
result>
}
how about it? Stunning, you can write XML tags directly in your code, and call, output about it has its introduction and examples in MSDN:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnexxml/html/xml01142005.asp
Http://research.microsoft.com/comega/doc/comega_startpage.htm
Now there is already its compiler, and you can integrate VS after installation. Develop and apply in NET.
CΩ compiler download page:
Http://research.microsoft.com/research/downloads/download.aspx?fuid={92e68cf7-ba75-4142-9ed0-25daed04efd7}