| Title: | AMIGA NOTES |
| Notice: | Join us in the *NEW* conference - HYDRA::AMIGA_V2 |
| Moderator: | HYDRA::MOORE |
| Created: | Sat Apr 26 1986 |
| Last Modified: | Wed Feb 05 1992 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 5378 |
| Total number of notes: | 38326 |
I am have just started learing to program using 'C' and am wondering
if there are some sort of standard ways of doing common functions.
Examples:
Opening a screen, opening a window, creating menus, creating requesters
(string, file, one that accepts numeric values, etc.)
I've looked at the source of a few programs, and no one does it
the same. I realize that this is mostly a matter of choice, no
one way is better or worse than another, but for a beginner, it
is very confusing.
If there is no real standard, how about suggestions for places to
look at good, (well commented, whatever YOU think is good) code.
Rob
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| 1327.1 | Some Standard(?) Examples | THRUST::RILEY | Wed Apr 13 1988 10:23 | 5 | |
The is a book called (I think...) "Inside the Amiga with C". I
found it at the Memory Location. It gives good examples of doing
all of the standard things, e.g. opening windows, etc.
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| 1327.2 | FF #107 may help | BARDIC::RAVAN | Wed Apr 13 1988 12:50 | 14 | |
And isn't there a Fish Disk with Intuition coding examples?
Um, just a minute.... I brought in an AC today...
Yep, FF #107 contains a directory named ProSuite. The description
says:
"Suite provides example code for facilities such as FileIO
requester, Xtext, DoRequest, and tutorial on how to program
the Amiga."
And wasnt' Commodore supposed to release a disk of coding examples
by Intuition's original author? Whatever happened to that?
-jim
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| 1327.3 | ELWOOD::PETERS | Wed Apr 13 1988 15:32 | 13 | ||
Many of the lower number Fred Fish disks contain many good
programming examples.
Look at
MVCAD3::user1:[amiga.ff05]
MVCAD3::user1:[amiga.ff107]ProSui.arc Prosuite ARC
Steve Peters
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| 1327.4 | ProSuit by a Pro | TLE::RMEYERS | Randy Meyers | Wed Apr 13 1988 15:40 | 16 |
Re: .2 > Yep, FF #107 contains a directory named ProSuite. The description > says: > > "Suite provides example code for facilities such as FileIO > requester, Xtext, DoRequest, and tutorial on how to program > the Amiga." > > And wasnt' Commodore supposed to release a disk of coding examples > by Intuition's original author? Whatever happened to that? Yep. They gave a copy of it to Fred Fish and he released it on, let's see, disk 107. :-) ProSuite is written by Intuition's author, R. J. Mical. | |||||