On Thu, 07 Apr 2005 13:32:44 +0200, Markus Dangl wrote:

> Alligator schrieb:
>> Well, I do believe examples should be part of the documentation.
>> 
>> I can download the compiler and the documentation that comes with it once to
>> my hard drive,
>>  but I don't have a 24-hours open connection to the internet to browse
>> through dsource ...
> 
> This is what i had in mind for the D Doc wiki: http://www.quit-clan.de/docwiki/
> 
> So you can download a chm with lots of examples. Currently it is still work-in-progress...

This is brilliant!

Registering now ... :D

Contributing soon...

-- 
Derek
Melbourne, Australia
8/04/2005 9:44:17 AM

J C Calvarese says...

>> C:\dmd\html\d\index.html
>
>Whine, whine, whine. ;)

Yeah, well... :-)  How about, wine, wine, wine?  Ja ja ja ja!

>No, you're not weird, and neither are you the first person to complain about this either. But complaining doesn't necessarily fix anything either.

Well, I apologize...  It was not my intension to sound like complaining.  It was more a suggestiong for the documentation.  Sorry.


>
>Have you seen this? http://www.prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?D__Tutorial

Yep.  I know where the examples are.  I just think that these examples should probably be part of the documentation.  But it's not a demand.  It a suggestion. ;-)

>If you see that anyone that is on what you consider to be the right track, you can beg for more. If you don't like any of the existing projects, you tell ask for improvements.

Oh, I love the projects...

> Or you can just scream at the
>top of your lungs, "WHERE ARE THE EXAMPLES THAT I NEED!"

Ok, you win.  I lose. ;-)

no more "complaining" from the jicman.  ja ja ja!

jic

jicman wrote:
> Yeah, well... :-)  How about, wine, wine, wine?  Ja ja ja ja!

;-) Cultural differences!

I looked at the "Ja ja ja ja", and was confused. It souded like the song the girl was playing on her walkman when Terminator I came and killed her boyfriend, and then her.

But you're a Spanish speaker (or Portugues speaker)? No?

So I'll assume it was "Ha ha ha ha"!  :-)

Georg Wrede says...
>
>jicman wrote:
>> Yeah, well... :-)  How about, wine, wine, wine?  Ja ja ja ja!
>
>;-) Cultural differences!
>
>I looked at the "Ja ja ja ja", and was confused. It souded like the song the girl was playing on her walkman when Terminator I came and killed her boyfriend, and then her.
>
>But you're a Spanish speaker (or Portugues speaker)? No?
>
>So I'll assume it was "Ha ha ha ha"!  :-)

Spanish, indeed.  I, sometimes, while trying to be funny (something I lack), will say, "Wait, let me laugh in Spanish: ja ja ja ja!" So, since I've done this on this newsgroup a few times, I thought everyone was a faithful reader of the Jicman posts and I thought everyone knew this by now.  There is the problem:  "I thought...!" ;-)