OpenEuphoria

Re: WIN32LIB

• Posted by David Alan Gay <moggie at INTERLOG.COM> Aug 13, 2000
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My apologies. The mainline I was making reference to was a conditioned loop
that kept the program running, like an exit key not being pressed, or  while
there was still data in a file to read, or to using a gaming example, while
all the asteriods are still floating around waiting to be shot. By the way,
has anyone heard from Lord Generic Productions lately? I miss OIDZONE.

In DOS, you can easily set any condition in a program mainline to stop the
loop. In a WIN32LIB powered Euphoria program, the program only stops when
the primary window is closed.

David Gay

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ad Rienks" <kwibus at ZONNET.NL>
To: <EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU>
Sent: Sunday, August 13, 2000 8:48 AM
Subject: Re: WIN32LIB


> David,
>
> I do not agree totally that Windows programs don't have a main line. I
would
> say the main line are the commands that are executed when you 'open' or
> 'start' the program. Such as Initialization of variables and the like,
> loading files, building the first controls. After that, the program goes
> into a loop, looking for events.
>
> Ad
>
> > I can already give you
> > one difference from my own experiences: DOS programs have a mainline you
> can
> > control, and are procedure-driven...Windows programs have no definable
> > mainline and are dependent on triggered events.
>
> > David Gay
>