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    programming tutorials

    hi.

    i am looking for tutorials on programming. not syntaxt of languages but programming as such.

    i would like to as my first bigger program to try and write a small commandline editor like nano. just more simple and i need some tutorials on how to write a editor in c.

    i am studying c programming on my own and i do it only as hobby so i have no one to ask for adwise and help other than the few online forums i am registered at.

    thanks for the time.

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    If you are wanted to create an editor I would suggest your C skills are pretty advanced.

    As for tutorials, google is your friend, and look in the folders of your editor. For example, DevC++ comes with a more or less complete working example of an editor C source included to browse at your lesuire.

    I would also thing platform dependant, some small knowledge of Windows programming could be a benefit too.
    Double Helix STL

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    Always avoid tutorials (by noobs for noobs)
    Buy (or DL) and read reference books.
    If you're on Windows, a basic editor is made in 2 minutes (or 2 seconds by copying one of the MSDN samples)

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    A basic editor is not made in 2 minutes... Especially not without a GUI Framework.
    Quote Originally Posted by Adak View Post
    io.h certainly IS included in some modern compilers. It is no longer part of the standard for C, but it is nevertheless, included in the very latest Pelles C versions.
    Quote Originally Posted by Salem View Post
    You mean it's included as a crutch to help ancient programmers limp along without them having to relearn too much.

    Outside of your DOS world, your header file is meaningless.

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    sorry i should have mentioned i am a debian/gnu linux user and the editor i am thinking about is a console application which i think could be done using ncurses. i amnot sure yet if thats the right approach as i did not learn ncurses yet and still just reading the documentation introduction.

    i am still not comfortable using c or at programming yet so i was looking for as many tutorials covering programming and not syntaxt as i already have many bookmarks covers the basic of the c language.

    i did learn some pascal a couple of years ago but just as i started to learn more than just basic syntaxt i got a four month long stay at the hospital and i did not really pick up programming before now again.

    i learn all by myself and i have the books the c programming language and the unix programming environment and the art of programming by brian w kernighan and i have a book from wrox called beginning linux programming .

    its all pretty heavy books that assumes some basic knowlegde and having learned some things like i suspect you can learn in computer class which i do not have any possible ways to find a place to study in a class or course .

    i been looking for books or online material that covers programming techniques and is written for students or newcomers to programming.

    thanks for the replies

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