Re: Euphoria Tutorial
- Posted by Alain Sellier <sellier at PANDORA.BE> May 14, 2000
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Hi Peter, I tried to download your tutorial with no success so far, but I'll try again later. You're probably aware of the classic ABGTE2 from David Alan Gay, aren't you? It's in the Archive ( www.rapideuphoria.com/exestuff.htm ), where you can find it using the obvious keywords "tutorial dos" (in eighth position then, as today). Its proprietary format is not its best, as it doesn't allow searching, and you can't remember the whole thing when you're still a beginner. I imported this into my word processor (Lotus WordPro) and am building up some reference tables (extended TOC, equivalences with qBasic, demos). If you want a copy (it's not complete), tell me your favorite formats in ranked order (.txt last!) , I possibly have a filter for some of them. I'm looking forward to seeing yours. Best regards Alain Sellier ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter Millan" <sonic at GLOBALFREEWAY.COM.AU> To: <EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU> Sent: Sunday, May 14, 2000 1:57 AM Subject: Euphoria Tutorial | Alot of people have been asking for a tutorial on Euphoria, and the best | people can say is "Examine the code". Whilst there is a tutorial for Win32, | I thought I'd create one for DOS - learn to program in Euphoria whilst | making a game (which will end up being the game I'm working on now). | | The first two sections of the tutorial exist, dealing with the very basics of | Euphoria - explaining sequences and so on. Whilst the two first parts deal | with the very basics of programming, hopefully it will also appeal to those | who understand Euphoria, but would like to learn how to create a game. | | Around each week new parts will be added to it. | | I'd like to see what you think about it so far. It can be downloaded via | http://www2.50megs.com/sonic/mobius/eusonic.zip | It is a Windows help file, and a 10K download. | | I'm open to all suggestions, criticisms, fan mail, hate mail, and whatever | you care to throw at me. | | Thanks | Peter Millan | sonic at globalfreeway.com.au |