Lingo

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Lingo is a scripting language primarily known for powering interactive multimedia applications and games in Adobe (formerly Macromedia) Director.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf programming language
scripting language
canBeExtendedWith Xtra plug-ins
designedFor multimedia authoring
developedBy Macromedia
executionModel interpreted
hasFeature behaviors
built-in event loop
dynamic typing
frame-based scripting
garbage collection
message-passing model
parent scripts
property lists
score-based control
influenced multimedia authoring workflows
integratedInto Director authoring environment
languageDomain game scripting
multimedia
laterMaintainedBy Adobe Systems
linked to: Adobe Inc.
notableFor powering many 1990s multimedia titles
widespread use in CD-ROM era
paradigm event-driven
object-oriented
primaryUse game development
interactive multimedia applications
status largely deprecated
supports 2D graphics
3D graphics
Xtras
event handling
file I/O
network communication
object-oriented programming
procedural programming
sound playback
sprite manipulation
timeline control
video playback
syntaxStyle English-like
targetPlatform CD-ROM titles
downloadable games
educational software
kiosk applications
typingDiscipline dynamically typed
usedIn Adobe Director
Macromedia Director
linked to: Adobe Director
usedWith Shockwave for Director
linked to: Shockwave

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