Re: Simple GUI question [message #34791] |
Sat, 19 April 2003 01:10  |
R.Bauer
Messages: 1424 Registered: November 1998
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Dear David and Pavel
I like very much the I of idl it stands for interactive.
For my opinion objects can't be interactive they are always well planned.
The people starting with idl are almost very different in learning and
working with idl. In most cases my feeling is if they can theireselfs work
a bit on a solution without reading many books or asking a lot of people
for help they like idl more.
I started myself with the basics idl book. It was a small book about 50
pages. On each page was an example and just behind you have the result.
This book is missing since 5.0 from the idl descriptions.
The people who stay longer using idl they are interested more in writing
good quality sources. They are intereseted in reading whatever is
available.
My conclusion
I feel well if someone asks first time in this group and he or she gots a
simple and a more detailed answer.
If this person spent later more time on discussions we will see what
happens.
regards
Reimar
David Fanning wrote:
> Pavel Romashkin (pavel_romashkin@hotmail.com) writes:
>
>> That Chameleon... or Catalyst... library of yours must be taking up all
>> of your time :-(
>
> Oh, don't even start with me! While my erstwhile collaborator
> takes a four-day Easter holiday (I'm only working with Americans
> and Ukrainians from now on; boy, *they* know how to work!), I'm stuck
> deep in the bowels of some object that refuses to cooperate with me.
> It doesn't even help my mood if I think of what I am doing at the
> moment as "gathering material for a book".
>
> I spent four hours yesterday tracking down a leaking
> memory problem that turned out to be my own stupidity.
> Something I was suppose to learn in Objects 101. I'm
> not even going to tell you want is was because you would
> laugh, but I'm pretty sure I'm not going to forget *that*
> again soon. :-(
>
> I wouldn't even be here today, except that I fell into
> that damn Microsoft trap of trying to be too clever.
> Now I've got the damn engine open and parts thrown around
> from here to there, and it may take a week to put it all
> back together again.
>
> And in the meantime, I took a look outside. The apple
> trees are in full bloom today, the grass is green from
> the recent, badly needed rain, the sun is shining and
> I'm sitting here fuming. How in the world did my
> priorities ever get so screwed up!? Sigh...
>
> Cheers,
>
> David
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