1. Help me plz...
- Posted by Scott_Husen <husen at EPIX.NET> Sep 20, 2000
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Hello... My name Is Scott Husen and Im new to all parts of Euphoria. I wanted to know If anyone could give me a little help, By email Instant message or such. I know almost virtualy nothing about proggraming besides a SMALL bit obout variables. If no one can help would anyone be willing to point me in the right direction for a few practice programs or training manuals for what looks like a neat programming language?! PLZ! I need help!
2. Re: Help me plz...
- Posted by David Mosley <pmosley at INFOWAY.LIB.NM.US> Sep 20, 2000
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---------- > From: Scott_Husen <husen at EPIX.NET> > To: EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU > Subject: Help me plz... > Date: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 6:25 AM > > Hello... My name Is Scott Husen and Im new to all parts of Euphoria. I > wanted to know If anyone could give me a little help, By email Instant > message or such. I know almost virtualy nothing about proggraming besides a > SMALL bit obout variables. If no one can help would anyone be willing to > point me in the right direction for a few practice programs or training > manuals for what looks like a neat programming language?! PLZ! I need help! Hi Scott First go to the Euphoria Web site and get The beginners Guide to Euphoria it will be in the arrchives,it was Written by David Allen Gay and it is simple to understand and use a must for beginners also Seq are the key to understanding Euphoria so study them over and over then try to make little modifications to the example programs like goto mydata.ex and try to put a menu in it things like that second stay away form the windows part of Euphoria until you understand the dos32 first because the windows is a little bit more difficult to understand for beginners.Hope this helps PS Hello to the list I was on the list awhile back (About 2 years ago) but I am back on it now,does anyone know what happen to David Gay?? David Mosley pmosley at infoway.lib.nm.us
3. Re: Help me plz...
- Posted by Lewis Townsend <keroltarr at HOTMAIL.COM> Sep 20, 2000
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Hello Scott, >Hello... My name Is Scott Husen and Im new to all parts of Euphoria. I >wanted to know If anyone could give me a little help, By email Instant >message or such. I see someone pointed you to "A Beginners Guide To Euphoria" by David Gay. I've heard good things about this guide but if you still feel you need more help then feel free to email me and I'll provide what help I can. Another good source is the refrence manual and library document: \Euphoria\HTML\refman.html \Euphoria\HTML\library.html >I know almost virtualy nothing about proggraming besides a >SMALL bit obout variables. Variables are a good place to start. In Euphoria there are only 2 kinds of variables: ATOMs and SEQUENCEs. Atoms are just single numbers such as: 1, -5, 0.01, -93.25 A special kind of atom is the integer. Integers are any whole numbers: 1, 2, 3, 0, -1, -3, 100, -111. Sequences are lists. These lists can be lists of atoms or lists of other lists or any combination thereof. A sequence can have any number of items (called elements) and even the sequences within sequences can have more sequences in them. The sequence is very flexible this way. If you want more help like this then let me know. Otherwise just read ABGTE(2) and/or write this Euphoria mailing list for help. later, Lewis Townsend _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.
4. Re: Help me plz...
- Posted by Scott_Husen <husen at EPIX.NET> Sep 21, 2000
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Thankyou both of you that is helpful. I have read most of David Gay's tutorial program but dont seem to find myself understanding how to run the editor and create a simple program and running it, or creating very simple graphical imiges. Can anyone please give me a little more help? Sorry for any bother about my obvious stupidity. :)
5. Re: Help me plz...
- Posted by Irv Mullins <irv at ELLIJAY.COM> Sep 22, 2000
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- Last edited Sep 23, 2000
On Thu, 21 Sep 2000, Scott_Husen wrote: > Thankyou both of you that is helpful. I have read most of David Gay's > tutorial program but dont seem to find myself understanding how to run the > editor and create a simple program and running it, or creating very simple > graphical imiges. Can anyone please give me a little more help? Sorry for > any bother about my obvious stupidity. :) If you have installed Euphoria according to the directions, you should be able to type 'ed' at a DOS prompt (without the quotes), hit enter, and get a message back: file name: This indicates that the Euphoria editor is running. If you don't get this, then the installation was not done correctly, and you'll have to try again. Otherwise, type 'hello.ex' and hit enter You should see a bar at top of screen, saying: hello.ex (new file) Esc for commands In the blank space below, type: puts(1, "Hello World") hit ESC, then w to write the file to disk, then ESC and e to execute the program you have just written. The screen should clear, and the following appear: Hello World Press Enter... If you get this, then it's working, Try running the demo programs, reading the source, and maybe making small changes, so that you have a basic understanding of Euphoria syntax before trying graphics and other less than simple things. Irv
6. Re: Help me plz...
- Posted by Mark Brown <mabrown at SENET.COM.AU> Sep 26, 2000
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- Last edited Sep 27, 2000
Hi Scott If you are using Euphoria only with DOS then the "ee" editor by David Cuny (or better still, the improved version by Carl White) would seem a better bet. It has the look and feel of Edit with nice Euphoria specific features. I use "MEdit" under windows, which although it is a little buggy, is still a nice little editor. I use an older version than the current one as the most recent version has a bug that causes scrolled text to scramble/disappear (on my system anyway). The earlier bugs are easier to cope with! You should be able to run your code directly from these editors. Both are available via the RDS page. Good luck Mark ----- Original Message ----- From: "Scott_Husen" <husen at EPIX.NET> To: <EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU> Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2000 9:56 PM Subject: Re: Help me plz... > Thankyou very much... but by the time you replyed to the message I was > usind edit.com in MS-Dos whitch do you sugjest, edit.com or ed in Euphoria?
7. Re: Help me plz...
- Posted by mic _ <stabmaster_ at HOTMAIL.COM> Sep 26, 2000
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I use a NotePad-variant that comes with MASM (wich is freeware). It can handle files of any size and shows line-numbers, just like DOS's Edit (very important). Its only weakness is that it doesn't have syntax-colouring. _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.
8. Re: Help me plz...
- Posted by Kat <gertie at PELL.NET> Sep 26, 2000
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On 26 Sep 2000, at 15:18, mic _ wrote: > I use a NotePad-variant that comes with MASM (wich is freeware). It can > handle files of any size and shows line-numbers, just like DOS's Edit (very > important). Its only weakness is that it doesn't have syntax-colouring. I use Textpad ( http://www.textpad.com/ ) which does now have syntax coloring, cause it's configureable. And i was confused by something in the Eu editors, i think ( i could be not remembering correctly) last time i tried to run one, it complained about not having files, so i promptly shut it down and went back to Textpad, which was open and running. Textpad can handle many multi-megabyte files at the same time, with most of the nice editing goodies you'd expect in a text editor. Kat
9. Re: Help me plz...
- Posted by Scott_Husen <husen at EPIX.NET> Sep 26, 2000
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Thankyou very much... but by the time you replyed to the message I was usind edit.com in MS-Dos whitch do you sugjest, edit.com or ed in Euphoria?
10. Re: Help me plz...
- Posted by Irv Mullins <irv at ELLIJAY.COM> Sep 26, 2000
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On Tue, 26 Sep 2000, Scott_Husen wrote: > Thankyou very much... but by the time you replyed to the message I was > usind edit.com in MS-Dos whitch do you sugjest, edit.com or ed in Euphoria? Neither:. Dave Cuny's EE is a far easier to use and better all-round editor than either edit.com or ed. Also, there's Carl White's version of EE, with several nice improvements. Any of these are available from the RDS webpage http://www.rapideuphoria.com/contrib.htm Regards, Irv
11. Re: Help me plz...
- Posted by gebrandariz <gebrandariz at YAHOO.COM> Sep 27, 2000
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Scott: All text editors suggested by our colleagues are quite adequate and relatively easy to master. However, my personal favorites are: For the DOS (and also OS/2) environment: Borland's Brief, an excellent and very powerful editor, somewhat similar to the Unix standard vi, but far easier to manage. It is by far the most complete and fastest I've ever used. It's a commercial program, not freeware, but it has been discontinued for some years now. A swift visit to www.borland.com doesn't find any mention of it, so maybe, just maybe, you can find a copy. If not, there are several more modern editors which emulate Brief, but I can't vouch for their adequacy. As for Windows, my all time favorite is NoteTab by Eric G.V. Fookes. It's freeware, unless you activated some special features which turn it into time-limited shareware, but you really won't need to (anyway, it's rather cheap). You can find it at www.notetab.com. Good luck ! (and don't forget to RTFM ...) Gerardo _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
12. Re: Help me plz...
- Posted by Andy Cranston <Andy.Cranston at EUPHONY.CO.UK> Sep 27, 2000
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My two cents worth... On Windows 95/NT I use EditPlus (version 2) - visit: http://www.editplus.com/ for the full low down. It can handle multiple open files of many megabytes in size plus loads of other stuff which, ironically, I never seem to need/use Regards, Andy Cranston.