Re: Wiki for and at Euphoria
- Posted by Pete Lomax <petelomax at blueyonder.co.uk> Sep 07, 2006
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On Tue, 5 Sep 2006 12:20:23 -0500, Kat <kat12 at coosahs.net> wrote: >Can you imagine the /wiki/win32lib.html in a couple years? Umm. "Ask Derek" . One thing that seems pretty clear to me is that a "win32lib" manual is basically impractical. What I mean is that anyone who knows it really can't write /anything/ that captures the whole enchilada.... There is obviously a reason I jumped ship from win32lib to arwen, and we're close here. More I think that I felt I might be able to understand the source of arwen rather than the documentation per se, but now I am very intimate with arwen innards, I do look in horror at the docs, not only because I realise it is not that great, if not to be honest pretty awful for a novice to digest, but it is much the way I would (still!) write it too! Anyway, lets' not do that. Instead, let's answer: "I want a treeview" "I want a listview" "I... And put win32lib/arwen/direct api/... examples instead. Of course all libraries would gain seeing how much easier it is in something else, and/or the ones with more functions could hammer home their benefits. >Will it just point to the M$ SDK then? imo there should definitely be "more" of that... >Will RDS hire someone to maintain it for each windoze version? .. but to files we have, like win32.hlp, rather than www.microsoft.XXX - most links don't last 12 months in my experience[1] There is no particular reason why it is down to RDS alone to document future/backward incompatibilities, is there? Regards, Pete [1] I would not struggle to find examples that are 8 years old, but I recall it was a real pain last year, lot less since (that dead PC was a bit of a cut-off point).