Am Fri, 29 May 2009 15:42:55 +0100 schrieb mark richardson <[email protected]>:
[Peter's book] > I believe Peter mentioned yesterday that a Pdf version is available. That would be nice, but I could also understand if he likes to limit the publicity of that very strong... > > - I fear it will take me a very long time to understand enough > > in-depth to be able to efficiently work with Mozart.. > > At which point will one end staying a bloody beginner? ;) > In my opinion, understanding Mozart in-depth is not necessarily a > requirement for working efficiently with Mozart. The language itself > seems to encourage efficiency anyway. But IMHO I will have to have a very good insight into the different means of expression to be able to use the full power of the language (and that doesn't only mean to know what it does, but also how it works). And I want to understand the concepts behind (call it mental theft, if you want), because that would enable me to understand how things work together, and to use this knowledge in my own projects. ;) > I have to say I still consider myself a beginner after nearly two > years working with Mozart (at least judging by my difficulty > understanding some of the answers I receive on this list!) but that > hasn't stopped me developing a fast,efficicient GUI based timetabling > system using finite set constraints. Oh, I expect the experts to be here on the list - so the consequence will immediately be to have such difficulties. But as long as the ratio of that decreases, I'm still learning ;) But don't try to destroy my motivation... Thanks && kind regards Eckard
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