Re: creating a gui frontend to a cli application?
@Dranelement, a good way to do something like this is to create a WXPython window, and add buttons to it that perform actions for the two CLI apps. Then, remove all the print statements, the input statements, etc, and replace them with the
A more gentle version of C, thoughts and suggestions?
Hi all,OK, before I dive into what I am trying to do, let me point out a few things:1. I dont want anyone posting on this thread who simply wants to reprimand me on how C isnt meant for this. I am not trying to make a better version of
Re: Транспортирование товаров из Китая
@Socheat, it doesnt matter if theyve been banned or not.The simple problem with forums and the methods of banning is they dont do what MOOs do: they ban the entire IP address, and convert fake addresses to the real ones. All forums do is add a
Re: Pure basic: has anyone ever heard of, or used it?
OK, guys, Im sorry for what I said in post 57. I was just angry because to me it seemed like Camlorn was being a no-it-all kind of guy. Im sorry about that. Im actually using C to learn how to use Flex and Bison. Oh, how wonderful itd
Re: Pure basic: has anyone ever heard of, or used it?
OK, guys, Im sorry for what I said in post 57. I was just angry because to me it seemed like Camlorn was being a no-it-all kind of guy. Im sorry about that. Im actually using C to learn how to use Flex and Bison. Oh, how wonderful itd
Re: Pure basic: has anyone ever heard of, or used it?
@camlorn, I am tired of your little smart pointers and shit like that. Who cares! Who cares if a language has this and a language has that! No one! Stop trying to convince us to use either language. Oh, and about your statement in post
Re: Транспортирование товаров из Китая
HiI am not sure who this person is, but my English translation skills brought up the following message, in English:Most popular container shipments from China. In the future, container delivery, container protected seal and lock, which ensures the
Re: Pure basic: has anyone ever heard of, or used it?
@frastlin, you are wrong about things not working on 3.x when theyre ran in python 2.x. However, this only works on python 3.3 and earlier versions of 3.x. Python versions 3.4 ant later finalize the new language syntax, and 2.x
Re: Books on the Pascal programming language?
Actually, FPcC (the free pascal compiler) supports turbo pascal with the -Mtp command line option, or the {$mode tp} compiler directive.
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=184776#p184776
Re: Pure basic: has anyone ever heard of, or used it?
Totally agreeable. I think that we should move away from this topic, though, and start our own topic for objective-C and lal of the GNU stuff. I dont want to create it (because Im compiling gcj!), but camlorn, if you want to continue
Re: Pure basic: has anyone ever heard of, or used it?
@camlorn, you are quite correct. Although, I prefer Objective-C, C, C++, Objective-C++, Ada, D, Go, and Java. I wont be using Fortran because I dont like its syntax. Add PB to the languages above. Im curious if I can find the headers
Re: Books on the Pascal programming language?
How much does the Coronado tutorial on Pascal cost, cebi?
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=184503#p184503
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Re: Pure basic: has anyone ever heard of, or used it?
[ a-t ] Stewie, I dont like .NET because it can be easily disassembled. For instance, I built a registration system in VB.NET, and I am able to disassemble it with the following command:C:\Users\Ethin\Documents\Visual Studio
Re: Pure basic: has anyone ever heard of, or used it?
Speaking of cdb, I really need to get the debugging tools for windows again. I deleted them; maybe Ill getem again?
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=184527#p184527
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Books on the Pascal programming language?
Hi all,Im curious if any of you know of a book that teaches Pascal (the pascal programming language!) Id be pleased if the book or books that you find are on bookshare.org (http://www.bookshare.org).Thank you.
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Re: Pure basic: has anyone ever heard of, or used it?
I find that the VB6 IDE just doesnt work out for me. Sure, Ive used .NET as well, but thats different. In C/C++, you have to include headers to do even the simplest operations, while in PB you hardly ever need to include things. Its all
Re: Pure basic: has anyone ever heard of, or used it?
Here is the documentation entry for OpenScreen:OpenScreen()SyntaxResult = OpenScreen(Width, Height, Depth, Title$ [, FlipMode [, RefreshRate]])DescriptionOpens a new screen according to the specified Width, Height and Depth.
Re: Books on C
camlorn wrote:Unless you have a pressing reason to learn C specifically, dont. C++ is more complex but better, if only because it now provides limited automatic memory management. Unless you have a pressing reason to learn C++ specifically or are already a very good
Re: Books on C
Personally, I dont like objective-C because it makes C a lot more complicated than it already is.Ive never tried swift; maybe Ill give it a go.Another language you might consider learning is Go, googles programming language. Heres a hello world in it:import fmtfunc main()
Re: accessible java IDE/SDK?
@keyIsFull, I must warn you: Do not try making graphical user interface (GUI)apps in java. The default toolkit, swing, does not work at all with NVDA, and the times Ive gotten it to work are only dumb luck. For java books, try Learning Java. You can find it on
Re: Python on the Mac
Hi Orin,One thing you need to keep in mind is that Python requires indentation. For instance, on a def, if, for, while, etc. block, you need to indent it. Keep this in mind when programming in Python.
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