Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
I am going to experiment with C++ 2005, and try and upgrade a winforms app to C++ 2012. I know, Microsoft, you removed the ability to do that, however, well... we kinda have to do it. I can't develop a win32 API help viewer, t
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
Now, to get back on to the topic, I find that W32API works just fine for me as a C programmer when I have need of it, which is thankfully not very often at all and generally doesn't require much more than a basic window skelet
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
Ok, guys, as a moderator, i'm going to step in real quick. First of all Camlorn, dude, take a step back and recognize that everyone has a different style of programming, and different skill levels. I know you bring up programm
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
severestormsteve1 wrote:Ok so I talk to ethin, and know he's not quite the person to tamper with. So Camlorn, what you said to him did, in fact, shock me quite a bit and agitate me as well. It may be true that c++ is an older
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
Ok so I talk to ethin, and know he's not quite the person to tamper with. So Camlorn, what you said to him did, in fact, shock me quite a bit and agitate me as well. It may be true that c++ is an older language, but honestly d
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
Ok so I talk to ethin, and know he's not quite the person to tamper with. So Camlorn, what you said to him did, in fact, shock me quite a bit and agitate me just a bit. It may be true that c++ is a little bit of an old languag
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
OK, I'm going to interject here. I am by no means an expert in coding, and in fact I don't very much cair for c++. Ethin, I think your post was a little too harsh and saying a program is stupid simply because it won't compile
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
Er, cstdlib is standard (since we're going to question me-c++ 11 standard, section 18.3, start and termination). There is a reason I have yet to declare Camlorn_audio released. If I had declared it released, I would argue th
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
camlorn wrote:No one does it that way. No one has done it that way in a very, very long time. I actually meant win32api, so I'll edit to fix that part of it. But, people use WXWidgets, QT, Winforms, or WPF these days. The
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
Er, don't post your lame c++ windows app code. If you are using Win32API, you're working on legacy apps, or you don't have a clue. No one uses that anymore.Either way, I have no disagreement with the fact that blind people n
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
No one does it that way. No one has done it that way in a very, very long time. I actually meant win32api, so I'll edit to fix that part of it. But, people use WXWidgets, QT, Winforms, or WPF these days. The raw win32api,
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
@camlern what's rong with him posting his c++ code? I'm just wundering since you said it was laim and no one uses winforms.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=151709#p151709
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
Er, don't post your lame c++ windows app code. if you are using winforms, you're working on legacy apps, or you don't have a clue. No one uses that anymore.Either way, I have no disagreement with you about blind people needi
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
Hi,If you want a real programming language, try something like JSharp, CSharp, C++, etc. For instance, in C++, I can create a simple windows app like this:#include /* Declare Windows procedure */LRESULT CALLBACK WindowProced
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
Inform 7 isn't for me, but I consider it to be excellent for what it is. It's clearly for writers and, realistically, for people with a life. I don't believe the IDE is optional; though it really should be more accessible and
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
Er. If I'm going to have to work directly with the code, why don't I just, you know, work directly with the code? All of those features indicate that this is something that I would need to see to actually get benefit from.
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
camlorn wrote: This probably isn't worth discussing. It's a visual programming language. You don't type; instead, you drag and drop stuff.1 - No drag and drop, PWCT presents a new method for creating programs.2 - Not just a
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
@camlorn: In it's defence, inform7 test scripts were the first thing that really got me to rap my head around unit testing frameworks. This is knowledge that has come in useful every day of my PHP life. Inform could also be h
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
The thing with inform 7 is this. First, it's for text adventure games only. Try writing something more general in it with the above extension (which requires you writing the external program too), and we will all come down o
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
I've tried to learn inform7 before. It's the one that's basicly like english...and I take it you don't like it much?URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=150224#p150224
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Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
If you want something kind of vaguely like this, try Inform7. It isn't visual programming, but it's the same sort of programming without actually programming kind of idea. Also, things like test scripts and scenes can help y
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
I have looked at the 2nd and 3rd post of this topic. I basicly set it up because I was intrested in knowing what it is; and kind of how to make it saccessible to me.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=149770#p14
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
Unfortunately, the constraints placed on Windows bat or cmd files by sheer lack of functionality do not apply to any of the major Unix shells, which means we get loonies writing fairly elaborate programs with excessively heavy
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
As long as we're not talking about learning programming using windows batch scripts, we're good; if there's a programming language called batch, okay, fine. I'd still suggest something more mainstream. If you are going to go
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
As long as we're not talking about learning programming using windows batch scripts, we're good; if there's a programming language called batch, okay, fine. I'd still suggest something more mainstream. If you are going to go
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
I am using batch as a segway into programming. It is in my tech class, and yes, I refer to Windows batch.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=149766#p149766
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Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
Er, batch, as in windows batch files? I'm hoping you're not suggesting we learn programming with windows batch files? Is there another batch I don't know about?URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=149691#p14969
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
Or perhaps, look for a program with similar concepts yet in a non-gui format? Either way, your best off writing in Batch or something as a beginner.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=149690#p149690
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Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
You re blind? You won't be able to. See my post above. Just go learn python instead. You program in this by manipulating graphics. Alternatively, satisfy yourself by doing what I did and Googling it, before deciding that y
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
I hate to turn this into a... newbie thread. But for the life of me, how do you start off with this thing? I've downloaded it, and I get a start window with some kind of labeled graphics. Any help would be welcome, I just want
Re: PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
This probably isn't worth discussing. It's a visual programming language. You don't type; instead, you drag and drop stuff. It ends up being the same thing as typing code in the end, save that it's more like a flowchart (yo
PWCT (programming without coding technology), anyone heard of it?
Hello guys,I have a program on my computer called pwct, which lets you program without typing any line of code. Have any of you guys heard of it? If so, this topic is for discussing this.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.
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