[au3] Create your notepad [Small TUT]

03/06/2015 18:23 <SilverVirus>#1
' First create your gui '

Example
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' Second go scite and paste your gui code '

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' And "While 1" section paste or write this codes '


All codes


"Windows Notepad" writer codes:

End, see your application..
03/08/2015 21:49 <SilverVirus>#2
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03/08/2015 22:08 alpines#3
This is no tutorial, you just simply show people how to copy and paste code which is not their code to ask questions which wouldn't been asked if they have read a proper tutorial.
03/10/2015 18:00 <SilverVirus>#4
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Originally Posted by alpines View Post
This is no tutorial, you just simply show people how to copy and paste code which is not their code to ask questions which wouldn't been asked if they have read a proper tutorial.
[au3] Create your notepad [Small TUT]
03/10/2015 18:16 warfley#5
This isn't even a small tutorial, because nothing is explained, you don't learn anything from this. There aren't even comments in this source.

This is more likely a coding snippet.

This code isn't even good, you don't check if the FileDialog selected a valid file, not even checking if the Dialog was closed with a selected File. Also you say Run(Notepad) and then check if notepad is open, what if the pc is to slow? Than nothing will happen, except for Notepad to popup
03/10/2015 18:32 <SilverVirus>#6
ok.ok..
not small tutorial..
03/11/2015 17:28 dowhile#7
How to write your own operating system [Small TUT]

1. Create a new directory and name it "UniOS".
2. Go to kernel.org
3. Click "Latest stable kernel:"
4. Extract what you just downloaded.
5. Here comes the tricky part: Create a new file (directory) in your "UnityOS" directory for each file (directory) that is in the extracted directory. Make sure to give the new files (directories) the exact same name! If you are using Windows, make sure that Explorer shows file extensions (if not, enable it in Folder Options).
6. Repeat step 5 for each sub directory within the extracted directory (and then with their subdirectories, and so on ...)
7. Copy the source code that is in the files in the extracted directory into your newly created files. DO NOT MISS ANY OF THEM!
8. Compile. Somehow. This is not part of the tutorial.
9. You're done! You just created your very own operating system!

End, see your system.