1. getting started
- Posted by gorgeous boy <crucial_yana at yahoo.co.uk> Jan 13, 2007
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- Last edited Jan 14, 2007
i wrote a couple of programs in the dos window. Then downloaded win32lib and idewin32lib - but what do i do now? I expected the ide to be an executeable. have i missed some instructions somewhere? sorry about the der question.
2. Re: getting started
- Posted by don cole <doncole at pacbell.net> Jan 14, 2007
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gorgeous boy wrote: > > > i wrote a couple of programs in the dos window. > Then downloaded win32lib and idewin32lib - but what do i do now? > I expected the ide to be an executeable. ide.exe should be ececuteable. Just cdlick and it opens. > have i missed some instructions somewhere? > sorry about the der question. Don Cole
3. Re: getting started
- Posted by don cole <doncole at pacbell.net> Jan 14, 2007
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don cole wrote: > > gorgeous boy wrote: > > > > > > i wrote a couple of programs in the dos window. > > Then downloaded win32lib and idewin32lib - but what do i do now? > > I expected the ide to be an executeable. > ide.exe should be ececuteable. Just cdlick(sp)and it opens. spelling error should be click. > > have i missed some instructions somewhere? > > sorry about the der question. > > > Don Cole Don Cole
4. Re: getting started
- Posted by Judith Evans <camping at ccewb.net> Jan 14, 2007
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gorgeous boy wrote: > > > i wrote a couple of programs in the dos window. > Then downloaded win32lib and idewin32lib - but what do i do now? > I expected the ide to be an executeable. > have i missed some instructions somewhere? > sorry about the der question. Sorry I missed your post until now; I scan message topics looking for something with "IDE" in it..... IDE is not part of the Win32lib package if you are looking for IDE there. If you downloaded Enhanced IDE you click ide.exw from the zip. If you downloaded EuVide then you find the folder Andy places IDE, Program Files\Euphoria, unless you change the destination and click ide.exe. I recommend the EuVide package because you don't need either Win32lib nor IDEwin32lib if you just want to explore what IDE does for you and you are not ready to generate and run a program. However, if you want to run a program created by IDE, you will then need either Win32lib v60.6 or IDEwin32lib and you want to place the contents of one of these either in Euphoria\Include or a folder pointed to by EuINC. If you need information about EuINC look in the Euphoria docs. If you are not familiar with Windows[tm] programming but only Dos, IDE might not make much sense when you first look at it but ask questions and either I or someone else will respond. judith evans
5. Re: getting started
- Posted by don cole <doncole at pacbell.net> Jan 14, 2007
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It must be too early in the morning for me that last post should have been Subject: getting started and to gorgeous boy. For gaz, I download your program and it looks good. But I really didn't do anything with it. So I wasn't going to post about it. That subject:Game Maker got sent in error. Don Cole
6. Re: getting started
- Posted by gorgeous boy <crucial_yana at yahoo.co.uk> Jan 17, 2007
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- Last edited Jan 18, 2007
thanks for the info - its working - i think.