Re: NEW
New wrote:
<snip>
> > I could use as many as you know. I am
> > looking for tutorials for the Windows version and some tutorials for
> > win32lib
>
and Derek responded:
<snip>
> Win32lib comes with many sample programs and a reasonable set of Docs.
However, we probably should
> create an annotated edition of all the samples plus "tips".
My "RunDemos" creates an organized list of all the Win32Lib samples, with
descriptions, allowing easy locating of function implementation & running &
viewing code , and I'm working right now on improvements for it that will
allow easier adding & removing of demos from its list of demos. It's
included with Win32Lib, but there may be a more recent version at:
http://www.rapideuphoria.com/wdemos.zip
For tutorials on Win32Lib, try Wolfgang Fritz's very good one, at:
http://www.king.igs.net/~wolfritz/tutor.htm
Dan Moyer
----- Original Message -----
From: "Derek Parnell" <ddparnell at bigpond.com>
To: "EUforum" <EUforum at topica.com>
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 9:22 PM
Subject: Re: NEW
>
> >
> > I am new to programming with Euphoria. I just started 3/14 and I
need
> >
> > some resources for good tutorials.
>
> As a first port of call, try http://www.rapideuphoria.com/abgte2.zip which
is the "A Beginner's
> Guide To Euphoria"
>
> > I could use as many as you know. I am
> > looking for tutorials for the Windows version and some tutorials for
> > win32lib
>
> Win32lib comes with many sample programs and a reasonable set of Docs.
However, we probably should
> create an annotated edition of all the samples plus "tips".
>
> > and tutorials that focus on "For" and "If". I am more used to perl
>
> you have our sympathy 
>
> > and their fors and ifs are a lot different.
>
> 'for' sytax is:
> FOR <loop_index> = <start> TO <end> (BY <incr>) DO <body> END FOR
>
> The FOR, TO, DO, and END FOR keywords are mandatory. <loop_index> is the
*name* of a variable that
> Euphoria sets and controls during the looping code. You cannot change its
value at any time. The
> trick to 'for' is that the loop index must not be already declared and its
scope is restricted to
> inside the loop. <start> is the initial value that the loop index receives
and <end> is the last
> value that it can have. The BY clause is optional. If omitted, <incr> is
assumed to be 1. At the end
> of each iteration and before your loop body code gets control, Euphoria
adds the <incr> value to the
> <loop_index>. If this cause the loop index to go beyond the <end> value,
the loop is completed and
> the next line of code after the END FOR is executed. Between the Do and
END FOR, you can have any
> number of statements, however some specific statements are not allowed
(such as
> procedure/function/constant/ etc...).
>
> 'if' syntax is:
> IF <boolean_test> THEN <true_code> (ELSE <false_code>) END IF
>
> In other words the IF, THEN and END IF key words are mandatory. If you
have an ELSE clause, it
> must appear after the THEN clause and before the END IF statement.
<boolean_test> must be an
> expression that results in an atom; zero means the test failed, non-zero
means the test succeeded.
> <true_code> only gets executed if the test succeeded, and <false_code>
only gets executed if the
> test failed. There can be any number, including zero, statements in either
the <true_code> and
> <false_code>, however some specific statements are not allowed (such as
procedure/function/constant/
> etc...).
>
>
> > I would appreciate any suggestions you might have.
>
> Try the contributions section of www.rapideuphoria.com , there are
hundreds of great ideas there.
>
> > Also, maybe an idea for a program that is some
> > what useful and not to hard to develop.
> >
>
> How about a text-based adventure game?
>
> ---------
> Cheers,
> Derek Parnell
> ICQ# 7647806
>
>
>
>
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