1. RE: New User
Peter Willems wrote:
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> Hi everyone,
>
> Just like to introduce myself to the list.
>
> I stumbled upon Euphoria just yesterday while searching the web for a
> scripting language to do some task automation around our website
> maintenance. I have my own software company where we develop windows
> software using a tool called WinDev. Although I can do anything and
> everything with that language, it's a bit of a chore for smaller tasks
> because of it's high-level project profile (so it takes quite some time
> to just set up a project).
>
> The great thing is that the Euphoria language is very, VERY close to the
>
> WinDev language, so I won't have any problems using it. I'll be using
> Euphoria over the next few weeks to do some task automation and I'm
> already sure that I will register Euphoria within that timeframe.
>
> I'm looking forward to discussing stuff with you guys 
>
> Hans Peter Willems
>
Hello Hans and welcome!
You will find many things in the archives, including libraries that
help build Windows projects.
Good luck with your programming!
Take care,
Al
2. RE: New User
Al Getz wrote:
> Hello Hans and welcome!
Thanks for the welcome 
> You will find many things in the archives, including libraries that
> help build Windows projects.
Yep, I already found a great pile of usefull stuff, including
Judith's IDE. I'm really looking forward to start using Euphoria
and maybe I can write some libraries for the community too (I saw
someone asking somewhere for a string manipulation lib...)
I'm sure I'll get back to the list here soon with loads of
questions
Hans Peter Willems
3. RE: New User
Peter Willems wrote:
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>
> Al Getz wrote:
> > Hello Hans and welcome!
>
> Thanks for the welcome
>
> > You will find many things in the archives, including libraries that
> > help build Windows projects.
>
> Yep, I already found a great pile of usefull stuff, including
> Judith's IDE. I'm really looking forward to start using Euphoria
> and maybe I can write some libraries for the community too (I saw
> someone asking somewhere for a string manipulation lib...)
>
> I'm sure I'll get back to the list here soon with loads of
> questions
>
> Hans Peter Willems
>
Hello again Hans,
You might also find the sequence to be a little tricky at first
because it's a highly variable data structure.
You might want to take some time to look at this very carefully
unless you already have some experience with sequences.
Take care for now,
Al
4. RE: New User
- Posted by gertie at visionsix.com
Jun 25, 2003
On 25 Jun 2003, at 16:05, Al Getz wrote:
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> Peter Willems wrote:
> >
> >
> > Al Getz wrote:
> > > Hello Hans and welcome!
> >
> > Thanks for the welcome
> >
> > > You will find many things in the archives, including libraries that
> > > help build Windows projects.
> >
> > Yep, I already found a great pile of usefull stuff, including
> > Judith's IDE. I'm really looking forward to start using Euphoria
> > and maybe I can write some libraries for the community too (I saw
> > someone asking somewhere for a string manipulation lib...)
You mean that between strtoks, and string.e, and DCuny's regexp lib, and
Jiri's associated lists, there is something missing in string handling land??
Other than string execution, of course, i can't figure what isn't done already.
Course, you are welcome to rebuild things. I just include everything already.
Kat
5. RE: New User
- Posted by rforno at tutopia.com
Jun 25, 2003
Maybe it is not a complete string manipulation lib, but I have included many
useful functions for this in my General Functions library.
There are other libraries for strings. In a previous post, Kat named some.
Regards.
----- Original Message -----
From: Peter Willems <peter at integratedmoves.com>
Subject: RE: New User
>
>
> Al Getz wrote:
> > Hello Hans and welcome!
>
> Thanks for the welcome
>
> > You will find many things in the archives, including libraries that
> > help build Windows projects.
>
> Yep, I already found a great pile of usefull stuff, including
> Judith's IDE. I'm really looking forward to start using Euphoria
> and maybe I can write some libraries for the community too (I saw
> someone asking somewhere for a string manipulation lib...)
>
> I'm sure I'll get back to the list here soon with loads of
> questions
>
> Hans Peter Willems
>
>
>
> TOPICA - Start your own email discussion group. FREE!
>
>
6. RE: New User
gertie at visionsix.com wrote:
> You mean that between strtoks, and string.e, and DCuny's regexp lib, and
>
> Jiri's associated lists, there is something missing in string handling
> land??
> Other than string execution, of course, i can't figure what isn't done
> already.
Ofcourse I just came stumbling in here so what do I know
I didn't have the time already to look what's really available
so I'll hide behind that. I just saw someone mention on a
personal Euphoria page that he wanted a string-handling lib
(stuff like leftstr, midstr, rightstr and so on) and just
assumed it wasn't available yet. I'll dive into the stuff
you mentioned and have a look around
Hans Peter Willems
7. RE: New User
- Posted by gertie at visionsix.com
Jun 26, 2003
On 26 Jun 2003, at 7:37, Peter Willems wrote:
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>
> gertie at visionsix.com wrote:
> > You mean that between strtoks, and string.e, and DCuny's regexp lib, and
> >
> > Jiri's associated lists, there is something missing in string handling
> > land??
> > Other than string execution, of course, i can't figure what isn't done
> > already.
>
> Ofcourse I just came stumbling in here so what do I know
>
> I didn't have the time already to look what's really available
> so I'll hide behind that. I just saw someone mention on a
> personal Euphoria page that he wanted a string-handling lib
> (stuff like leftstr, midstr, rightstr and so on) and just
> assumed it wasn't available yet. I'll dive into the stuff
> you mentioned and have a look around
Those are in String.e, by Normand Blais. Scroll down to left_str , etc.
Kat
8. RE: New User
gertie at visionsix.com wrote:
> Those are in String.e, by Normand Blais. Scroll down to left_str , etc.
Ah... found it
Also downloaded your token handling lib, very impressive.
So now I have to find some other thingy to start with
Hans Peter Willems
