Glenn McCorkle wrote:
>On Fri, 12 Apr 2002 19:25:23 +0000, John Tate wrote:
>
>>Where can i get a copy of the New
>>wwwman, includeing the source.
>>
>
>>I try'd ftp.arachne.cz and i couldnt log in anonymus...
>>
>
>ftp://arachne.cz/ ios open to all members of the arachne-development list.
>
>Login with username arachne-dist and password team
>
>An external ftp clieant works best.
>Be sure to use bget for all downloads ad bput for all uploads.
>(or use the 'bin' command to place the client into binary mode
> before doing a get or a put)
>
>>I'm currently thinking up good DGI apps.
>>One idea of mine is to accociate .c & .cpp
>>and MAKEFILE's to compile with DJGPP.
>>Other tools include my Arachne MSD a tool
>>so you can interactivly veiw MSD reports with
>>ARACHNE. I might get another thing instead of
>>MSD.
>>
>
>You won't need wwwman for any of those.
>
>All wwwman can do is:
>
>Convert cache.idx to .HTM
>Convert a directory listing to .HTM
>(all files [with sub directories],
> image files only [image galery function],
> sound/music files only [playlist function])
>
Thats not why i wanted wwwman. I wanted to see the NEW wwwman code
What was it written in???
But i have an idea for a program that will need wwwman
>
>
>>And im new to C++ Programming, i can understand the
>>basics and stuff, but can someone tell me how to
>>do some stuff like:
>>
>
>>Locating text, in PowerBasic there is a LOCATE
>>function, whats the C++ Equiv.
>>
>
>>Delay's, In powerbasic you can do a DELAY function
>>to wait a few seconds, can someoen give me A c++ equiv
>>
>
>>TSR's, how do you do things like TSR's i cant even
>>work this out in PowerBasic, or anything...
>>
>
>>Maybe you can just point me to a HOWTO or something.
>>
>
>>Any Help would be helpfull and i'll probably put you
>>in the CREDITS of every program i ever make.
>>
>
>Sounds like you need a good C/C++ tutorial (book or program).
>
I 've read C++ for dummy's and i have played around
with the Quake I source
>
>
>http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22c%20tutorial%22
>(have fun sorting through the resuls)<VBG>
>
Thanks
>
>
>(this one will narrow it down quite a bit)
>http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22c%2B%2B%20programming%20tutorial%22
>
