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usingEuphoria.com is back online
After a bit of hiatus (maybe a year or two?), I’ve found a much better hosting solution for usingEuphoria.com.
Posted · Author Greg Haberek
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Installing Euphoria 4.1 on Windows 10
Let’s walk through installing Euphoria 4.1 on Windows 10.
Posted · Author Greg Haberek
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Installing Euphoria 4.1 on Ubuntu 16.04
Let’s walk through installing Euphoria 4.1 on Ubuntu 16.04.
Posted · Author Greg Haberek
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Setup Notepad++ to edit Euphoria code
Let’s walk through setting up Notepad++ to highlight (and run!) Euphoria files.
Posted · Author Greg Haberek
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Setup Nano to edit Euphoria code
Let’s walk through setting up Nano to highlight Euphoria files.
Posted · Author Greg Haberek
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Multiple Versions of Euphoria on Windows 10
Sometimes you need to toggle between multiple versions of Euphoria on one system.
Posted · Author Greg Haberek
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Setup Win32Lib 0.70 on Windows 10
Let’s walk through installing Win32Lib 0.70 on Windows 10.
Posted · Author Greg Haberek
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Clean up your code by fixing up Win32Lib
Starting with version 4.0, Euphoria supports default parameters. We can use this feature to our advantage by adding some defaults to commonly-used Win32Lib routines. A couple small tweaks will make your code cleaner and easier to maintain.
Posted · Author Greg Haberek
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Write a Win32Lib Notepad application (Part 1)
Now that we have Win32Lib installed, let’s use it to write a complete application from start to finish. We’ll be cloning everyone’s favorite text editor, Notepad! You may be surprised how much work goes into such a simple application.
Posted · Author Greg Haberek