On Sat, 18 Dec 2004 05:03:08 +0000 dalfa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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(B> every time i am more and more interested in programing and think
(B> "there is no better way to learn than enlightenment libs" or i was
(B> wrong ? well i know this mail its kinda offtopic but i wanna ask there
(B> is a way to learn programing with E libs ?
(B
(Bin some ways the e libs are really easy to use, BUT they require a good grasp of
(BC to start with. many require you understand pointers, structs, function
(Bpointers, callbacks, how core event/program loops work etc. etc. etc.
(B
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