RE: EU Applets
- Posted by Larry Mears <LarryMears at hotmail.com> Feb 17, 2002
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petelomax at blueyonder.co.uk wrote: > On Sat, 16 Feb 2002 18:55:18 +0000, you wrote: > > > > >It would be cool if you could write Euphoria applets. I have to use > >JAVA to do that now... I HATE Java. Help! Any Chance it could happen? > > Has anyone here looked at Juice? > > http://caesar.ics.uci.edu/juice/ > > The C++ sources of the netscape & IE plugin are available, and the > authoring tool sources which are in Oberon which bears a vague > similarity to Pascal. > > I wonder if there is anything in that dll which could usefully be > wrapped for Euphoria? > > Pete Thanks Pete. I bookmarked this site for later on. Pascal like...I wrote a program in Pascal once it wasn't that hard. A graphics termial program for the Atari ST in about 1984. I later rewrote it in Laser C as a Desk Accessory, like a TSR in DOS. It was graphics terminal called Instant Graphics! in 1986 and was pretty cool, like early HTML/FLASH in the days of the BBS. Here's a link to the past tells all about our pre-web pioneer efforts to integrate graphics and GUI to the online world... http://www.light-headed.com/newpolska/instant_graphics/ig_1.html I have something call VectaSketch simular to the old IG graphics, written in JAVA as a applet. I did it a couple of years ago and it works fine with the Microsoft Java but not like it should with the newer Sun Java2. I recompiled it with Java2(1.4.0) didn't change anything except added about 100 bytes to the new class file. I used Sun's JAVA 1.0.2 originally to write VectaSketch, when I recompile I get 70 warnings on Deprecated commands, haha! Now I will be wrapping my mind around JAVA again. I wish I could do it in EUPHORIA. If you are curious about VectaSketch you can see it in action and download it too at... http://members.tripod.com/larrymears/index.htm Best viewed with IE 5 and MS JVM. Netscape 4.0.7 seems to not terminate the threads right and eats system resources like crazy. I'm testing and rewritting with the newest JAVA 2 from Sun. It has a lot of new graphics stuff so maybe I will make it more powerful but I don't want the class file to get big, right now it's 32K and you get a scripted graphics interpreter. Nothing as nice as the EU interpreter but it was the best I colud come up with at the time being a hobbiest programmer. Larry Mears