[openbeos] Re: So you want to be a BeOS programmer...
- From: François Revol <revol@xxxxxxx>
- To: openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 27 May 2002 22:13:23 +0200 (MEST)
I recall there used to be C++ Programming Workshops on BeShare, before I even
went on it, maybe we could publish them somewhere.
Btw I don't have time (and talent maybe) to write a C++ Intro :)
Someone else ?
En réponse à Matt Verran <matt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Francois et al,
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> I have to say this is a great idea, we need a beginners guide to
> creating a full blown gui app, step by step. Maybe it should be done in
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> parts in the newsletters?
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> I know if I could, I'd be producing some of the coolest apps on BeOS,
> but C++ is just not friendly if you aren't used to its weird ways.
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> Also I know the thread is closed, but we really need that Visual RAD
> environment...
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> Regards,
> Matt (M)
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> PS Jonas, thanks for the tips, but I got disconnected...
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> > This would make a nice newsletter article :))
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> > En réponse à Jonas Sundstrom <kirilla@xxxxxxxxx>:
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> > > I got involved in some BeShare neo-programmer support today,
> > > for which I made a sample project on how to use a BMenuField:
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> > > http://www.kirilla.com/download/samplecode/BMenuFieldApp.zip
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> > > It serves the purpose of a BeOS-ish Hello World,
> > > with the BeOS messaging prominently displayed.
> > > (BMenuItem -> BWindow -> action)
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> > > Still needs a proper walk-through article, but it's a start.
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> > > Btw, I would recommend using BeIDE
> > > before getting aquainted with Jam or make.
> > > It will save you a lot of time and frustration.
> > >
> > > /Jonas Sundstrom. ~ www.kirilla.com ~ www.kioki.com
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