Mitch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > OK, I give a little more about me. > when I build websites, I use M$ frontpage and Dreamweaver. > I use these mainly because of their preview options. > I played with Visual Basic and Visual C++ from M$ but didnt like it. > I played years ago on a c64 in assembly and liked it because I could just start the > code at certain points and filled variables manualy. > In school I learned pascal, and didnt like it that much, because for the basic stuf > you use all the time, you dont have a copy and paste. > Played with delphi 3 and 6 and it works good, due to the ability to do a run test on > it. > I played with Kylix, but I want to do it ion C++ > hacking blah.c files is good, but I'd like to start from scratch and be able to test > and run it within the program if possible > I like Flash MX as a programming tool (yes) also because it's possible to run the > code without doing a bunch of ectra commands. > > this is what I am sort of looking for in a programming tool.
You might wan't to look at kdeveloper. It's a complete IDE (integrated developement environment) for various programming languages; preferable C++, as KDE and QT are programmed in C++. Another option is glade. Cheers, Juri -- Juri Haberland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
