Re: Please help me, who to start (Beginner)

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Uwe gruenewald wrote:
> 
> I see, that are good arguments and I must admit, the language by itself realy
> seams to be easy. So it´s a pitty to give it up.
> But the periphery is so comlicated to handle, that´s very frustrating, when
> there is no surface for comming in.
> Why euphoria is so hidden in this funtionality?
> Why is it possible to open Delpi with a click and you can set buttons and
> fields
> and there is a prepared place for scripting and why doesn`t the same work in
> Euphoria?
> For example, who want´s nowadays going back to the routs, to learn Dos again?
> Not everybody is grown up with that old way to use a computer.
> I don´t see, why it should be nessesary to spend time in learning an outmoded
> concept?
> I like it to use "clicky bunty" and i also have to present programs with
> handsome
> fields an buttons.
> Give me a surface like in delphi and a same easy way to get in and I surely
> could find many people to convince of Euphoria.
> Perhaps Euphoria isn`t that sophisticated and it´s better to wait, till it
> will
> be growing up out of the range of hackers?
> 
> Cheers,
> Uwe
> 

Let see... you're interested in RAD and looking for a good IDE, along with a
high-level Windows 32 development library for Euphoria... yes?

Well then we got just what you are looking for. They are called Win32Lib and
Judith Evan's Enhanced IDE. smile

Download them here:

http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/euvide/IDEwin32lib.zip
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/euvide/IDE0-19-3.zip


Regards,
Vincent

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