>>"Schoppitsch" == Schoppitsch Dieter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Schoppitsch> I heard of the Emacs artist mode.
picture-mode?
Schoppitsch> But I was told that there is no object oriented
Schoppitsch> cut/copy/paste functionallity (that means you can't
Schoppitsch> grab a rectangle
>>"Schoppitsch" == Schoppitsch Dieter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Schoppitsch> I heard of the Emacs artist mode.
picture-mode?
Schoppitsch> But I was told that there is no object oriented
Schoppitsch> cut/copy/paste functionallity (that means you can't
Schoppitsch> grab a rectangle
Hi Thimo,
I heard of the Emacs artist mode.
But I was told that there is no object oriented
cut/copy/paste functionallity (that means you can't
grab a rectangle and move it).
Unfortunately I don't like Emacs (to big) either - that's
why I didn't try it.
But if you have M$SDOS you can try my atta
Hi Thimo,
I heard of the Emacs artist mode.
But I was told that there is no object oriented
cut/copy/paste functionallity (that means you can't
grab a rectangle and move it).
Unfortunately I don't like Emacs (to big) either - that's
why I didn't try it.
But if you have M$SDOS you can try my att
Hi,
On Tue, May 28, 2002 at 09:03:04AM +0200, Schoppitsch Dieter wrote:
> It seems that Linux lacks a (simple) console-based
> drawing-programm to draw objects (text, lines, rectangles
> and circles) with cut/copy/paste functionallity.
Hehe, you seemed to have missed one: Emacs. Just switch to ar
Hi,
On Tue, May 28, 2002 at 09:03:04AM +0200, Schoppitsch Dieter wrote:
> It seems that Linux lacks a (simple) console-based
> drawing-programm to draw objects (text, lines, rectangles
> and circles) with cut/copy/paste functionallity.
Hehe, you seemed to have missed one: Emacs. Just switch to a
Hi,
as there are many question regarding what I really want to do
I can sent those who have M$DOS running and want my old
program I wrote a copy (zipped file with only 11k).
I don't want to bore the list with my old little program.
Dieter
> Von: Leonardo Boiko [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > It see
> It seems that Linux lacks a (simple) console-based
> drawing-programm to draw objects (text, lines, rectangles
> and circles) with cut/copy/paste functionallity.
You mean, drawing objects with characters? If you want to draw graphics
on console you'll need SVGAlib.
> * function "keypressed" (wai
Hi Dieter,
I can't really help you with any of the specifics, but here is the link for
two free electronic books on C++, which might get you started.
http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/ThinkingInCPP2e.html
There are also books on Java, C#, Python etc. The first C++ book as a few
chapters on c
Hi Dieter,
I can't really help you with any of the specifics, but here is the link for
two free electronic books on C++, which might get you started.
http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/ThinkingInCPP2e.html
There are also books on Java, C#, Python etc. The first C++ book as a few
chapters on c
Hi,
as there are many question regarding what I really want to do
I can sent those who have M$DOS running and want my old
program I wrote a copy (zipped file with only 11k).
I don't want to bore the list with my old little program.
Dieter
> Von: Leonardo Boiko [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > It s
Hi!
It seems that Linux lacks a (simple) console-based
drawing-programm to draw objects (text, lines, rectangles
and circles) with cut/copy/paste functionallity.
So I decided to program such a software with C (gcc), like
I did some years before (with TurboPascal in DOS - approx.
1000 lines).
The
> It seems that Linux lacks a (simple) console-based
> drawing-programm to draw objects (text, lines, rectangles
> and circles) with cut/copy/paste functionallity.
You mean, drawing objects with characters? If you want to draw graphics
on console you'll need SVGAlib.
> * function "keypressed" (wa
Hi Dieter,
I can't really help you with any of the specifics, but here is the link for
two free electronic books on C++, which might get you started.
http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/ThinkingInCPP2e.html
There are also books on Java, C#, Python etc. The first C++ book as a few
chapters on
Hi Dieter,
I can't really help you with any of the specifics, but here is the link for
two free electronic books on C++, which might get you started.
http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/ThinkingInCPP2e.html
There are also books on Java, C#, Python etc. The first C++ book as a few
chapters on
Hi!
It seems that Linux lacks a (simple) console-based
drawing-programm to draw objects (text, lines, rectangles
and circles) with cut/copy/paste functionallity.
So I decided to program such a software with C (gcc), like
I did some years before (with TurboPascal in DOS - approx.
1000 lines).
Th
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