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These are perhaps out of order, but I think people will get the idea. This is a skeleton for a real program. You could modfiy this and get some small but useful thing done. |
These are perhaps out of order, but I think people will get the idea. This is a skeleton for a real program. You could modfiy this and get some small but useful thing done. |
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I don't necessarily know if that's correct. If we take the name of the site, Rosetta stone, to be some indication of purpose, than these little snippets are far from useless. They serve as a way to compare doing something, simple or complex, in a variety of different languages. I think it's quite educational, and pretty entertaining, to see the vast differences even on this small question. |
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Besides, theres no reason why you can't add your question there as another one. But understand its going to be far easier to get users to contribute snippets than skeletons. |
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Maybe what you actually have there are 8 different questions? Then you could draw the answers together to form your own skeleton. |
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==Cite Notes== |
==Cite Notes== |
Revision as of 04:45, 24 January 2007
These examples show a weakness of this site: Questions needed to be better formed.
The windows that are created here, while undeniably windows, are also undeniably useless.
A better formed contract is this:
Write a program which instantiates a main window with the following properties:
1. Has an absolute size of 400 x 300 2. Can be resized to as large as 800x600 3. Has a title of "Greeting!" 4. Has a child widget in the middle which is a text area with two lines of text: "Greeting:" and "Hello, World". The text should be selectable. 5. Has a menu bar with file and edit entries. In file there should be a "Quit" entry which quits the program. In Edit there should be "Copy" entries. It should copy the selected text to the main clipboard. 6. This should not be a cursor grabbing dialog box, it should be a main window. 7. It should have a background color of green. 8. It should accept commandline arguments to replace the two lines of text.
These are perhaps out of order, but I think people will get the idea. This is a skeleton for a real program. You could modfiy this and get some small but useful thing done.
Hmm
I don't necessarily know if that's correct. If we take the name of the site, Rosetta stone, to be some indication of purpose, than these little snippets are far from useless. They serve as a way to compare doing something, simple or complex, in a variety of different languages. I think it's quite educational, and pretty entertaining, to see the vast differences even on this small question.
Besides, theres no reason why you can't add your question there as another one. But understand its going to be far easier to get users to contribute snippets than skeletons.
Maybe what you actually have there are 8 different questions? Then you could draw the answers together to form your own skeleton. Frater
Cite Notes
Removed from C+SDL example.
Submitted by Calvin Arndt 2007-01-21 2:49pm CST
- Thanks Calvin! --Short Circuit 19:32, 23 January 2007 (EST)