Re: Anyone here for a Windows Help Project?
- Posted by Al Getz <Xaxo at aol.com> Mar 09, 2006
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don cole wrote: > > Al Getz wrote: > > > > Hello there, > > > > > > I had started a Windows Help Project a while back. What im wondering > > now is are there many people who program in Euphoria who could use > > a Help program/file that explains the more common Windows > > function calls in detail (the actual dll calls and how they translate > > to a Euphoria file)? > > It would be a rather large undertaking but would eventually contain > > quite a bit of help for people who want to know how to program under > > Windows using raw Eu Windows code (like retv=c_func(xCreateWindow,...)) > > and linking information too. > > > > > > Al > > > > > > My bumper sticker: "I brake for LED's" > > Hello Al, > > I'll help you. What do you want me to do? > > I downloaded your Help10 but it's an .exe file, so I can't do anything with > that. I can't make heads or tails out of it anyway. > > I think you have XP, but in win2k if you go to start/help/index and start > typing > that's the way I would like to see a help file set up. > > Thanks for the tip on WS_DLGFRAME I'm going to try it when I get a chance. > > I've decided to forget about a schematic drawing program. I fix TVs and VCRs > and some Computers. But don't use schematics much anymore. Like for an older > computer power supply, you don't really need a schematic to figure out the 5 > and 12 volt connection. > > Don Cole Hi there Don, Oh ok, so you want to work on a general Windows Help for Euphoria? What i was thinking was the help would show how to use raw Windows API in Euphoria, not a library, but would show how a library could start out perhaps. For example, the function CreateWindowEx(...) 'C' definition would be shown followed by the most conventional wrapping like: global constant xCreateWindowEx=etc. but would also include some help with the parameters too, and how they translate to Euphoria. Sound interesting? Oh you were talking about a schematic drawing program? I thought we were talking about a circuit "analysis" program, that looks at all the parts in the schematic and then does a transient, dc, or ac analysis, with a plot output window to show waveforms. I guess we could start with a drawing program first though. Take care, Al And, good luck with your Euphoria programming! My bumper sticker: "I brake for LED's"