ourse, we are talking about a time when computers were absolutely
immense, ran on vacuum tubes (the transistor hadn't been invented yet) and
filled very large rooms - and yet probably had less computing power than the
average microwave oven you can buy today. Only very large companies or
uters
>
> Bye.
I stand corrected; I understated the world market by 2 units and was 4 years
late in my guesstimate for the timing of the quote :-) Oh well, not bad for
something I read 10 years ago
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> Rhino wrote:
> > Everyone
> > else was still using typewriters - which was IBM's bread and butter in
those
> > days - for their business needs.
>
> Oh dear, no. Not quit
t supporting functional
> programming?
>
What does any of this have to do with Java?
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e so that you can get a rough idea of
how much code is necessary to do what you want.
In your case, you might want a single applet with several distinct canvases
for drawing or a separate applet for each canvas; either way could probably
work.
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