| Dick Bowman 2004-11-17, 8:55 am |
| "zack85" <nico@crazyking.de> wrote in news:93216c20d6d7a61e2aa5fa7b928761d3
@localhost.talkaboutprogramming.com:
> hi folks,
> its me again :)
> i need a primer about treeviews (handling bla bla) for dyalog apl ... the
> help files from dyalog apl arnt so good :(
>
> have a nice day
> zack :)
>
Not to be unhelpful - but one of the original pleasures of APL is how easy
it is to go through explore-learn-apply processes. What follows on from
this is that you learn what the writer meant by the words they wrote.
Another road to enlightenment - seriously - is to load up something like VB
(VB2005 seems to be a giveaway these days) and explore the sample code and
help texts in there. Quite often GUI-handling is a transliteration.
It's possible that you want to do things with treeviews that they just
won't do (I've had one or two of these myself - it's not Dyalog's fault,
they're just letting APL programmers use what Microsoft offer). Maybe you
could give us some specific examples?
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