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  1. Oct 6th, 2002, 03:15 AM #1
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    C, C++, C# Editors.

    Well, I want to learn one of the above languages, but I can't find C++ anywhere in the shops anymore, and I don't want to learn .Net.

    So, are there any freeware Editors that I could use?? For any of the languages. Preferably not Notepad and a compilier.. as thats abit boring.

    Something like JBuilder, as long as its not written in Java!!

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  2. Oct 6th, 2002, 04:09 AM #2
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    Editor 99 did syntax highlighting. There aren't many programmable editors available for Windows, sadly.
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    UltraEdit and Edit++ are both syntax highlighting editors, but not freeware (you can get a 30-day trial version of Edit++).
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  4. Oct 6th, 2002, 04:27 AM #4
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    Yay, found one.

    Dev-C++. It looks pretty sweet. I have Editor99 as a backup in case this one fails me.

    Can somone point me in the direction of a hello world example
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    Actually, how do draw a command button??

    That will be more fun
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    Originally posted by Pc_Madness
    Actually, how do draw a command button??

    That will be more fun
    That stuff is all handled by the windows (or whatever OS you're using) API. I suggest buying a C or C++ book that focuses on your OS.
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    yeah if you dont know "hello world", id suggest not jumping into windows programming..because its a pain in the ass especially if you dont know c++ basics
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  9. Oct 6th, 2002, 09:59 PM #8
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    Originally posted by Zaffir
    That stuff is all handled by the windows (or whatever OS you're using) API. I suggest buying a C or C++ book that focuses on your OS.
    Yeah, I'm gunna go on a book hunt this weekend.. but until then
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