Re: The Tutorial That Would Not Die

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At 11:06 p.m. 26-01-99 -0500, you wrote:

>1) The tutorial would go along the same lines as ABGTE, but would include an
>introduction to Windows programming, and how to do so using Euphoria.
>Because there's many ways to do Windows programming in Euphoria (such as
>David Cuny's win32 approach and David Bernstein's Visual Euphoria), we
>should offer the newbie programmer a choice to take which of each.

About Windows programming I think it's better to learn the API way first.
It should
start with some concept about OS, multitasking (pre-emptive), and DLL's. Then
how this functionality CAN be used in Euphoria, followed by the basic API
calls
and their Euphoria implementation (RegisterClass, CreateWindow, etc.). Finally
a must is a good and complete Windows programming bibliography (starting with
"Programming Windows (95)" by Charles Petzold).

>2) The tutorial should run on DOS, Windows, and a third OS (Unix?????)

How about a tutorial viewer specific for each platform and a common content
file?


Regards,
        Daniel   Berstein
        daber at pair.com

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