Go for it, Norm! Here's what to use:

Post #2,884 by CRConrad 7/26/01 11:16:32 AM Reply	Go for it, Norm! Here's what to use: I think we need more open source money programs out there. If I knew OOP and OOP language better (C++, Java, etc) I'd make an attempt at writing my own. [link\|ftp://ftpd.borland.com/download/kylix/openedition/kylix_oe.tar.gz\|[link\|ftp://ftpd.borland.com/download/kylix/openedition/kylix_oe.tar.gz\|ftp://ftpd.borland...ix_oe.tar.gz]] -- it's out! (Finally! :-) Use it more or less as if it were VB. Show the world and yourself that you aren't as dumb as Bryce: That you, unlike him, can handle := for assignments and semi-colons between statements. My offer of free "consulting" still stands. So what are you waiting for? Go for it! Christian R. Conrad The Man Who Knows Fucking Everything
Post #3,389 by orion 8/1/01 9:37:38 AM Reply	I will consider it once I get my Linux box up and running. I'll have to crack open those old Turbo Pascal manuals of mine and do a refresher course in Pascal. :) I tried that link, and I was told it didn't exist. Either my ISP puked on me, or Borland is having a bad day? So what I will do, is once I find the time I will write it in VB first (gag) and then port the code to C++, or Pascal/Kylix later. I am usually good at porting code from one language to another, I used to do that a lot in college when I took different language courses but the instructors wanted to solve the same problems. I mean why reinvent a good function in another language from scratch when the analysis and design had already been done in another language? So far, I haven't started it, but I expect to get into the analysis and design phase before I start coding. Once I finish that, I can start into any language I choose. Refresh my memory, my medicine has changed a lot recently, what was that offer for free consulting for, to learn Delphi/Kylix? "I can see if I want anything done right around here, I'll have to do it myself!" Moe Howard
Post #3,428 by orion 8/1/01 11:38:29 AM Reply	Got Kylix off of Borland.com But McAfee complained that it had a virus in the TAR file. Boggle! Must be a false positive. Borland sent me the serial key in email, anything I create with the Open Edition has to be GPL from my understanding. I'm also considering [link\|http://www.freepascal.org\|Free Pascal] I think someone mentioned a Delphi like IDE named Lazarus for it. Free Pascal can be ported to OS/2, BeOS, and other platforms. At this point, a VB version would be easiest. Then convert it later to other languages. "I can see if I want anything done right around here, I'll have to do it myself!" Moe Howard
Post #3,600 by CRConrad 8/2/01 9:39:23 AM Reply	Yup, that was it. (Goes for most everybody here, too.)
Post #3,613 by tseliot 8/2/01 11:20:19 AM Reply	CR: You are so brycing bryce. Your code is so bryced it won't even compile. You are such a brycing bryced brycer. Get a life, you bryciferous bryce. :D That's her, officer! That's the woman that programmed me for evil!
Post #3,696 by CRConrad 8/3/01 3:00:12 AM Reply	Quit merlining, you merlinous merlin!

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