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I can't imagine anybody using '風' for 'method' for anything relating to software. It's usually written in either katakana (メソッド), or the mathematical term for
by donw 16y ago
I can't imagine anybody using '風' for 'method' for anything relating to software. It's usually written in either katakana (メソッド), or the mathematical term for function is used instead (関数).
Really wish I could see the original message...
- fauigerzigerk 16y agoI wish the author of that post could see a translation back into japanese of what he posted. I'd love to laugh together with him :-)
- hasenj 16y agocould it then be just a general "method", as in "the way to do a certain thing"?
- donw 16y agoKind of, although I think that 'in the style of' is a more accurate translation. For example, you might see '日本風のステーキ' for 'Steak, in the Japanese style.'