Programming with Haiku, Lessons 3-5
In an attempt to move on and get on to just the Haiku API, here are the final three lessons on C++. Lesson 3 introduces C++ file streams, formatting and printing using C++ streams, and lightly touches on exceptions. Lesson 4 takes a break from actual coding and spends time on a critical development tool: source control – what it is, how it is used, and why it is used. Lesson 5 ties together all of the C++ concepts covered in this series with a project. I hope you enjoy them.
Programming with Haiku, Lesson 3 Programming with Haiku, Lesson 4 Programming with Haiku, Lesson 5
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- Lesson 22: A First (Bigger) Project
- Programming with Haiku, Lesson 21: Replicants
- Lesson 20: Drag and Drop
- Lesson 19: Deeper in Application Scripting
- Lesson 18: Application Scripting
- Lesson 17: Writing a New Control, Part I
- Lesson 16: Fonts
- Lesson 15: Making a New File Type
- Lesson 14: I Node What You Did Last Summer
- Lucky Lesson 13: Queries