1. Visual Euphoria
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Hello,
I'm rather new to Euphoria, and still unfamiliar with how it works. How
does one use "Visual_Euphoria"=3F The manual says include ve0002.ew (I
know how to do that), then InitVE... callback_id. What do these mean=3F
Could someone please explain this to me more=3F
Thank you.
R. Valdez
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2. Visual Euphoria
- Posted by Daniel Berstein <daber at PAIR.COM>
Jul 13, 1999
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Last edited Jul 14, 1999
Hi all!
I hope you recieve this email... I'm not subcribed to the listserver
again, just posting to it. Replies are welcome at daber at pair.com.
After Lewis contacted me about VE, I answered there will probably
not be further development of VE... well, maybe there might be. He
also notified me of the recent Linux version. Hurray!!!
VE started as my entry to a software contest last year in my
faculty... I won the blessed contest :)))
So I suppose I deserve VE a chance to evolve into something more
mature. If anyone is willing to help and contribute contact me,
Delphi knowledge is escential... all source code is written for
Delphi 3.
Regards,
Daniel Berstein
[daber at pair.com]
3. Re: Visual Euphoria
>>> also notified me of the recent Linux version. Hurray!!!
DAN:
You had better get a apachie server for your new Linux Euphoria Site :)
Bernie
4. Visual Euphoria
Hi Forum,
I have been coding Euphoria for about a year and a half now
started out with a basic knowledge of other coding languages but i
think it was my hatred of c++ that pushed me to spend more time with
Euphoria. I find Euphoria pretty limitless for the projects i have
worked on. 2 weeks ago i decided i was sick of Medit, i mean it's a great
tool but i believe i am at the point that i know the language well enough
i don't need to inevitably spend hours on a massive project typing shell
code. That is why i created Visual Euphoria. I am aware that there is another
contribution called visual euphoria way back in the contributions , i
downloaded it and came to the conclusion that it was no better than
a notepad editor, hence it didn't even have syntax coloring. My version
of VE is orientated at being a Visual coding experience, at least for the shell
code and way.
I would reccomend VE to medium to high level euphoria coders, not a
learning tool, how are u suppose to learn when the program does it for you??
haha
Feedback, Comments, Suggestions, HateMail(prolly from the old VE contributor)
send to
spent_memory at hotmail.com
5. Re: Visual Euphoria
Joe wrote:
>
> Hi Forum,
> I have been coding Euphoria for about a year and a half now
> started out with a basic knowledge of other coding languages but i
> think it was my hatred of c++ that pushed me to spend more time with
> Euphoria. I find Euphoria pretty limitless for the projects i have
> worked on. 2 weeks ago i decided i was sick of Medit, i mean it's a great
> tool but i believe i am at the point that i know the language well enough
> i don't need to inevitably spend hours on a massive project typing shell
> code. That is why i created Visual Euphoria. I am aware that there is another
> contribution called visual euphoria way back in the contributions , i
> downloaded it and came to the conclusion that it was no better than
> a notepad editor, hence it didn't even have syntax coloring. My version
> of VE is orientated at being a Visual coding experience, at least for the
> shell code
> and way.
> I would reccomend VE to medium to high level euphoria coders, not a
> learning tool, how are u suppose to learn when the program does it for you??
> haha
> Feedback, Comments, Suggestions, HateMail(prolly from the old VE contributor)
> send
> to
> spent_memory at hotmail.com
>
I think that visual programming is cheating.
It is much more fun, and challenging, to plunge right into the guts of
computer programming language and create applications the hard way!
>From Emlyn Merlyn
6. Re: Visual Euphoria
I have a question for you Emlyn, how long have u been coding ? , as i said
earlier
i have only been using Euphoria for roughly a year and a half and
i dunno about you, but typing
global procedure ID(object self, object events, object parms)
end procedure
setHandler(win,w32HEvent,routine_id("ID"))
bout 200 times in a hefty program is not only repetitive but
definitely not fun. Especially when the only things that are
usually different are ID, w32Hevent, and win.
Anyway i found myself copying and pasting.... alot
Visual Euphoria beats copy and pasting because you only
have to click once with your left finger
No Highlighting involved.
VE is a sheer timesaver for coders like me who are slightly over
repetition and repetitive stress aware lol
7. Re: Visual Euphoria
- Posted by Craig Welch <euphoria at welchaviation.org>
Sep 22, 2004
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Last edited Sep 23, 2004
Emlyn Merlyn wrote:
> I think that visual programming is cheating.
>
> It is much more fun, and challenging, to plunge right into the guts of
> computer programming language and create applications the hard way!
Then you don't understand why most people program ...
The objective of most computer programs is to perform a piece of work.
That piece of work might be to run the payroll, automate a task,
launch a rocket, or cycle the washing machine. The program to do that
is not written for the fun of it, it's written for a real world
practical reason.
By all means have fun as you learn to program. And if it becomes a
career, it should continue to be fun (as should all careers). But lose
the 'cheating' idea. Ten years from now, you'll be seeking all the
'cheating' options you can, to automate your own tasks.
--
Craig
8. Re: Visual Euphoria
and re-invent the wheel, you mean?
Michelle Rogers
----- Original Message -----
From: "Emlyn Merlyn" <guest at RapidEuphoria.com>
To: <EUforum at topica.com>
Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2004 12:39 PM
Subject: Re: Visual Euphoria
>
>
> posted by: Emlyn Merlyn <euphoria_programmer at yahoo.com>
>
> Joe wrote:
> >
> > Hi Forum,
> > I have been coding Euphoria for about a year and a half now
> > started out with a basic knowledge of other coding languages but i
> > think it was my hatred of c++ that pushed me to spend more time with
> > Euphoria. I find Euphoria pretty limitless for the projects i have
> > worked on. 2 weeks ago i decided i was sick of Medit, i mean it's a
great
> > tool but i believe i am at the point that i know the language well
enough
> > i don't need to inevitably spend hours on a massive project typing shell
> > code. That is why i created Visual Euphoria. I am aware that there is
another
> > contribution called visual euphoria way back in the contributions , i
> > downloaded it and came to the conclusion that it was no better than
> > a notepad editor, hence it didn't even have syntax coloring. My version
> > of VE is orientated at being a Visual coding experience, at least for
the shell code
> > and way.
> > I would reccomend VE to medium to high level euphoria coders, not a
> > learning tool, how are u suppose to learn when the program does it for
you?? haha
> > Feedback, Comments, Suggestions, HateMail(prolly from the old VE
contributor) send
> > to
> > spent_memory at hotmail.com
> >
> I think that visual programming is cheating.
>
> It is much more fun, and challenging, to plunge right into the guts of
> computer programming language and create applications the hard way!
>
> >From Emlyn Merlyn
>
>
>
>
