visual squeak... =P

> [appologies, the auto complete function in my mail client sent to wrong
> address...]
>
> I have a bunch of visual basic code that's been dropped on me. -- for
> controlling hydraulic presses for use in geology experiments...
>
> So naturally, I'd like to play with a squeak analog... I have some
> experience with back-end type stuff in Squeak such as the math library
> used by Croquet... However, throwing a gui together seems to be a much
> more daunting problem, While you can throw morphs on the screen to your
> heart's content there isn't the kind of code generation system that QT,
> Borland C++ builder, or MS Visual* has... I went to squeak.org and
> naturally, 2/3rds of the links give me
>
> " Bad Gateway
>
> The proxy server received an invalid response from an upstream server."
>
> =(
>
> Where can I find a good walkthrough for creating an application such as
> the media player?
>
>
> --
> Opera: Sing it loud! :o(  )>-<
>
>
>

> Derek O'Connell wrote:
> > The swiki has some tutorials and Noury's EasyMorphGUI is looking
> > promising. EToys is easy to work with if your requirements are not too
> > demanding. Even coding Morphs from scratch is not too difficult and
> > there are many examples to work from. How are you interfacing to the
> > hydraulics?
>
> Serial port... -- the current code, as you would expect, is more than a
> little stupid. =P
>
>
> --
> Opera: Sing it loud! :o(  )>-<
>
>