http://www.mediafire.com/?ehm5wovmnvl
any suggestion is appreciated !

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dstudy v1.0.5-zh_CN

http://www.mediafire.com/?43zkjgochws

z_axis wrote:
> dstudy v1.0.5-zh_CN
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> http://www.mediafire.com/?43zkjgochws

I don't know Chinese so I can't comment on the documentation but, I think it's a really neat idea to allow the student to modify and compile the samples from the same window. Here are some observations:

* Syntax highlighting on the editor would be nice. The Scintilla control has been ported several times. You could use one to have a better editor embedded. What GUI library are you using?

* I think you should show the full command line used to compile the program (dmd foo.d -debug -unittest...). That way the students will be familiarized with the options of the DMD compiler. Which brings me to...

* I don't know if you can redistribute the DMD compiler like that. I think Walter said something about not wanting redistribution of the compiler to be able to track downloads. You should talk to Walter and ask him for permission.

Overall I think this is a great way to introduce students to the language. Have you considered translations? I could help you with a Spanish version if you provide the English version.


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thanks for your suggestion !

> Syntax highlighting on the editor would be nice. The Scintilla control has been ported several times. You could use one to have a better editor embedded. What GUI library are you using?
yes, i have used scintilla in new version

> I think you should show the full command line used to compile the program (dmd foo.d -debug -unittest...). That way the students will be familiarized with the options of the DMD compiler. Which brings me to...
will be in next version

> I don't know if you can redistribute the DMD compiler like that. I think Walter said something about not wanting redistribution of the compiler to be able to track downloads. You should talk to Walter and ask him for permission.
sorry ! i will do it immediately

> Overall I think this is a great way to introduce students to the language. Have you considered translations? I could help you with a Spanish version if you provide the English version.
up to now there is no english version. because it is hard for me to translate Chinese into English.
Maybe i will do it if i can find a good partner in China


regards!