>Carl Smotricz wrote:
>
>> OK, this guy is more into the philosophical aspects of a 3D GUI than the
>> technical stuff.
>>
>> Most of his discussion is based on the assumption that he wants things to
>> work on any
>> old PC, so the "standard" GUI is meant to work with a screen, mouse,
>> keyboard and
>
>[snip]
>
>> He explains a lot of basics, but details the nitty gritty only where it
>> fits into his plan.
>> Thus, as I mentioned before, I'm still waiting for the other book to
>> hopefully explain
>> in a little more detail just how to use all the stuff in the API.
I reviewed the book, and found it to be extraordinarily valuable. It is a
fine piece of educational writing, quite a cut above the usual
cut-and-paste of an author's personal favorite example code snippets. Jon
was writing for readers who want to learn principles, and since I was one
of those, I was grateful to him for his effort. Thanks Jon!
Robert Schmieder
NanoLogic, Inc.
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