Hi,
Yeah, but there is VB 2008. It is more object oriented than VB 6, but it
still has the basic simplicity of Visual Basic in mind. Some things are
the same such as writing a sub, if statement, while loop, etc. The major
changes is in classes and of course instead of accessing the Win32 API
directly you now use the .NET Framework instead.
Cheers!
Jim Kitchen wrote:
Hi Bill,
I'm sorry, but I can't help with the C questions. I have always
programmed in Basic. And that is kind of a problem as well since
Microsoft no longer sells Visual Basic 6, which is what all of my
games are programmed in. However if you do get ahold of VB6, I did
just put a simple sample guess the number game up on my site. I
commented each line of code to show what it is doing and the code does
have most elements that one would use for a game. You know like
DirectX for playing and panning sounds, random numbers, sapi5 speech
etc. The file name is guessvb.zip and it can be found on my free
windows sapi5 text to speech games page.
I'm also always happy to help or share bits of code. I mean people
have helped me out like that allot over the years. And who knows when
you help others get started or with bits of code they may be the next
great game creator.
BFN
Jim
I like Visual Basic 6.0 because I can not C.
[email protected]
http://www.kitchensinc.net
(440) 286-6920
Chardon Ohio USA
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