Re: Please help me, who to start (Beginner)
- Posted by Vincent <darkvincentdude at yahoo.com> Nov 16, 2005
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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. Download them here: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/euvide/IDEwin32lib.zip http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/euvide/IDE0-19-3.zip Regards, Vincent