1. Windows console
- Posted by jondolar <lavigne.s at videotron.ca> Jul 17, 2003
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Hi everyone After creating a full screen window with IDE, is it possible to write on that window instead of on the windows console I tried the folling code and many variations as to where the statements are positioned. In the best of case, I see my window with nothing on it. Then after Enter, the window console with my text. Here is the code: include get.e include Win32Lib.ew without warning object x,i x = "Jos" constant SLWindow2 = createEx( Window, "Serge Window", 0, Default, Default, 400, 300, 0, 0 ) procedure ABC() WinMain( SLWindow2,Maximize ) position (10,10) puts(1,x) puts (1,"\n") i = wait_key() end procedure ABC() -- code generated by Win32Lib IDE v0.17.0
2. Re: Windows console
- Posted by Greg Haberek <g.haberek at comcast.net> Jul 18, 2003
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> Thanks to Brian and Bernie. I have a slightly better understanding of > how to built and use a window. I'l read more thoroughly the win32lib > documentation. However, IDE does shield you a lot about the actual > coding (good or bad?) IMHO, I think one should learn at least the basics of Win32Lib first, then step up to using the IDE. This way you're not programming in a paradigm, that is knowing that it works, but not knowing *how* it works
3. Re: Windows console
- Posted by Matt Lewis <matthewwalkerlewis at yahoo.com> Jul 18, 2003
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--- Greg Haberek <g.haberek at comcast.net> wrote: > > Thanks to Brian and Bernie. I have a slightly better understanding of > > how to built and use a window. I'l read more thoroughly the win32lib > > documentation. However, IDE does shield you a lot about the actual > > coding (good or bad?) > > IMHO, I think one should learn at least the basics of Win32Lib first, then > step up to using the IDE. This way you're not programming in a paradigm, > that is knowing that it works, but not knowing *how* it works I think it's probably better to start with the IDE, the same as it's probably better to start with something like win23lib before trying to write your own wrappers for the windows API. The IDE will handle a lot of little details that will frustrate you and slow you down. As you code, the windows paradigm will become clearer, and you'll also start to understand how to deal with it in Euphoria. Just because you start crawling, doesn't mean you can't learn to walk. Matt Lewis __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per month! http://sbc.yahoo.com