one more thing... another languages

I can only write about languages I know. On the other hand, the bounty sum is not allocated by me as the whole. Everyone can propose a tutorial and after completing it and approval, get a part of bounty money.

BTW Python is an interpreted language, so there is no such thing as "executable size".

Except of C I will be soon able to include the Lua language. I'm working on integrating it with MorphOS. The lua.library is ready but it contains only the bare interpreter without tools and libraries for now. I will release it when it is more ready for the general audience. The package will contain a source level debugger with GUI, at least that is the clever plan.

I've just completed the next stage of MUI tutorials. Here is a list of articles written:

General Rules and Purpose of Subclassing
Overriding Constructors
Overriding Destructors
Overriding OM_SET()
Overriding OM_GET()
Subclassing Application Class
MUI Subclassing Tutorial: SciMark2 Port
Locating Objects in the Object Tree
Text Class: Buttons, Textfields, Labels

All these articles are properly (cross)linked, consist of 47 kB of text, a few pictures and a complete port of an application, demonstrating how to port a plain unixlike shell based utility into a nice MUI-fied program. Of course full source code for download + discussed in one of articles. I'm waiting for your comments.

Great news and progress Krashan!

Cool!
What i am missing is how render/draw into a rastport
of a mui window.

Regards.

@eliot

What i am missing is how render/draw into a rastport of a mui window.

This will be covered in the next stage (subclassing Area class).

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Great, will donate for your bounty!
BTW Is there any way to donate without paypal,
Because i left paypal a few days ago (because if the
wikileaks affair)?

Is there any way to donate without paypal

I guess only Insane, the bounty coordinator can answer this.

Hi !

Good to see progress with the toturial.
Krashan can expect the next payment of 40 EUR for Part3...

At the moment there is no other way to donate, except paypal.

Insane

@ eliot - Well done! It's good to see people taking a principled stance against bozo corps like PayPal. I have one credit card left, it's a mastercard and, for the same reasons as you, only gave serious consideration to not renewing it recently... But it's become a kind of security blanket for me so I've still got it. </off-topic> And now, back to the scheduled program(ming)...

It's very good to see this C tutorial continue into new areas - thanks again Krashan!

I'm back to business . For the start All You Want to Know About Taglists. The article is not new, but has been extended from 3 to 24 kB of text and numerous figures. Next articles are coming.

is it possible to add your new tutorial in the table of content of the development section of the MorphZone library?

Thanks
Kamel

Marvellous! Just donated...

Glad to see that you are still working on these tutorials. I will donate again soon.

kamelito,
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It is added in First Steps in MorphOS Programming.


[ Edited by Krashan 28.10.2011 - 05:31 ]

Thanks.

Kamel

"as for debugging information lots of content can be found here:

http://www.biclodon.com/documentation/morphosdebug/"

Maybe this content can be added to the Morphos Library?

Kamel

Another article is ready. This time I've decided (inspired by ChrisH) to take a look into the core of MorphOS exec – Exec Lists. Nice reading.

@Krashan

very useful, thanks !

@Krashan
As there's no RKM per se for Morphos programming I think that it's important to list what in the current RKM is valid for Morphos and in a second time write artIcles to explain modern programming under Morphos.
Things that are already covered by the RKM should be listed as things to know in a chronological manner.
Then add new stuff.
A time will probably come where differences between OS4 and Morphos programming where specific RKM will be needed. With Print on demand services such book could be a reality.
So how about bounty to turn tutorials into a real book?

Kamel

@Kamelito

I would like to avoid direct references to RKM in my texts.

With Print on demand services such book could be a reality. So how about bounty to turn tutorials into a real book?

That's true, but such a book is a work for years.