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'''GScript''' was a [[Proprietary software|proprietary programming language]] which has been renamed '''[[Gosu (programming language)|Gosu]]''' and released as [[Open source software|open source]]. All the APIs, | '''GScript''' was a [[Proprietary software|proprietary programming language]] which has been renamed '''[[Gosu (programming language)|Gosu]]''' and released as [[Open source software|open source]]. All the APIs, package names, and filenames are affected. Any use of the word GScript becomes Gosu. Any use of the lowercase word gscript becomes gosu. Gosu is a community-available programming language developed by [[Guidewire Software]] for use in its products.<ref>http://www.guidewire.com</ref><ref>http://www.gosu-lang.org</ref> It can best be described as a [[Java (programming language)|Java]] variant that attempts to make useful improvements while retaining the fundamental utility and compatibility with Java. | ||
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| Developer | Guidewire Software |
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| First appeared | 2002 |
| License | proprietary |
| Website | {{ |
| Influenced by | |
| ECMAScript | |
| Influenced | |
| Gosu | |
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GScript was a proprietary programming language which has been renamed Gosu and released as open source. All the APIs, package names, and filenames are affected. Any use of the word GScript becomes Gosu. Any use of the lowercase word gscript becomes gosu. Gosu is a community-available programming language developed by Guidewire Software for use in its products.[1][2] It can best be described as a Java variant that attempts to make useful improvements while retaining the fundamental utility and compatibility with Java.
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