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Summary
Well that wraps up the tutorial.
I hope that this tutorial has helped you with:
- Understanding the difference between visual and non-visual classes.
- Seeing the importance of using an error handler object.
- Writing non-visual class code that has a single exit point at the end of the method, always returns something to the sender, and never prompts the user.
If this tutorial has been helpful please send an emai to doug@vencor.ca. It's always encouraging to hear from developers who have benefited from these tutorials. Be sure to include any suggestions for improvements or additional topics you would like to see covered.
The tutorial is not yet written. Send an email to doug@vencor.ca if you would like to receive it.
In the tutorial we will continue developing the application and do the following:
- Create a window with a headed list object.
- Learn about subwindow fields and how they work.
- Create a container window with two subwindows.
- Send messages to and from subwindows.
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Happy coding!
Doug KuyvenhovenVencor Software