OpenEuphoria

1. EuGTK demo

• Posted by irv Dec 17, 2010
• 1920 views

A memory-testing game, after a 2 second preview, the randomly-chosen flags are hidden, and you must click on the penquins and find the matching flags
If you have a photographic memory, this won't be a challenge - for everone else however...

Get it here: worldflags.tar.gz - 720.9 kb, contains compiled executable & source,
Linux only (BSD or OSX perhaps?)
I've also sent it to RDS for their recent contributions page, it should show up there soon.

3. Re: EuGTK demo

• Posted by irv Dec 18, 2010
• 1679 views
• Last edited Dec 19, 2010

I decided that wasn't educational enough, so I added a multiple-choice question each time a flag is correctly matched. Extra points are awarded for correctly identifying the country that flies that flag. Perfect score is 120 points.

updated pkg here

Also: updated version of EuGTK now on sourceforge: EuGTK4.3.2.tar.gz

5. Re: EuGTK demo

• Posted by irv Dec 19, 2010
• 1654 views

I have no way to test that.

The previous version of EuGTK was working on Windows, thanks to a lot of help from Mike Sabal and Ron Tarrant. So, theoretically, it should be possible to get the new version working there as well.

7. Re: EuGTK demo

• Posted by irv Dec 21, 2010
• 1521 views

Are you sure you have EuGTK version 4.3.2? Because replace_all was deprecated, and I took that call out of the GtkEngine

As for the other things, I don't have a clue. Or, maybe I do.

Those other routines come from Euphoria libraries, which are made public by GtkRoutines. I think I changed this some time ago.

9. Re: EuGTK demo

• Posted by irv Dec 21, 2010
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I just did the same thing, and there's no "replace_all" anywhere in there.

However, why not just replace line 1616 with:

signame = find_replace('_',signame,'-')

AFAIK, that was the only time that "replace_all" was used.

Now, since you must for some reason have an older version, look at the top of GtkRoutines.e, and you should see:

public include std/dll.e  
public include std/filesys.e  
public include std/error.e  
public include std/machine.e  
public include std/sequence.e 
public include std/convert.e 
public include std/types.e 
public include std/text.e   
public include std/io.e  
public include std/search.e 

If that's not there, you have an earlier version of GtkRoutines.

11. Re: EuGTK demo

• Posted by irv Dec 21, 2010
• 1460 views

You must have an earlier version of the worldflags package as well, because currently line 86 reads:

86 constant tbl = create(GtkTable,3,3,TRUE) 
87	add(panel,tbl) 
88	show(tbl) 

Which, if commented out, would prevent the program from running at all.