Re: Tutorial
Thanks for the info.
John
At 10:11 AM 7/26/98 -0400, you wrote:
>Ralf Nieuwenhuijsen wrote:
>
>> The link can be found of the "other sites related to Euphoria" on the RDS'
>> site: members.aol.com/FilesEU
>> Its called 'The beginners guide to Euphoria' by David Guy (hmm .. Im not
>> *that* sure about the name..
>
>Yes. "A Beginner's Guide to Euphoria II" - it's a good way to start.
>Also, don't forget that you have complete documentation of all commands
>in the euphoria/doc subdirectory. As with any language, it's a good
>idea to skim thru this documentation, so you will have some clue where
>to start when you need to find the way to do _X_ in your program.
>
>> It doesnt even expect you to know any programming language proir to
>> Euphoria.
>>
>> And off course, go look at other people's code.
>> If a question pops up, just ask it.
>>
>> Robert, what about summing up all the questions on the list-serv the past
>> so-many years and make it into an FAQ.. ?
>
>I good idea. Most questions have been answered more than once,
>but you can't blame a new Euphorian for asking them again.
>
>Also, there are many useful routines "buried" in the
>user-contributed programs- if someone would extract the questions/
>answers/routines and organize them into categories, it would be a great
>help.
>Unfortunately, I think Robert probably has more than enough work to do
>already without taking on that task.
>
>I will volunteer to do *part* of this work. Anyone else interested?
>E-maii me, we can make a list of categories, and divide them up.
>
>I will gladly supply the web space to post the FAQs/Hints/How-to's.
>
>> Maybe with a sum of the discussions on the suggestions.
>> People can easily see the advantage of Euphoria then....
>
>This seems especially important if the Linux folks will be joining us!
>
>Regards,
>
>Irv
>http://www.mindspring.com/~mountains -- Euphoria Programming Archives
>
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