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Adding a gui
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Adding a gui


  • Subject: Adding a gui
  • From: Michael Curtis <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 19:55:11 +0100

Hi,

I have written my first obj-c program. I hesitate to say cocoa app as I
am not sure it has any cocoa in it! It is a very basic darts scorer, 2
players, askes if you want to start on 301 or 501, and their totals
being subtracted each turn until one reaches 0.

It was just a simple start for me to experiment with objects and loops
etc.

At the moment the output just scrolls down the terminal and looks
horrible, but from my point of view is a 100% success :-)

How easy would it be to add a gui that could at least look decent or am
I jumping the gun? As I am still very new to this would I be better to
continue to right the code and have it look horrible and worry about
the gui later or would this be a good point to add the gui even though
I don't have all the code ready, but I do know how I would like the gui
to look?

Any help most welcome.

Best wishes

Michael
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