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From: bp@cis.ufl.edu (Brian Pane)
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Subject: Re: InterViews documentation (Oh no, once again)
Keywords: InterViews, c++
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Date: 8 Aug 90 13:15:06 GMT
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Could whoever has information about additional InterViews documentation please
mail me a copy, too?  (Or post it...)  I know I can learn all I need to know by
studying sample programs, but the problem with this approach is that instances
of the interactors I want to use are usually buried within derived
classes; most
of the base classes' member functions are never used, and those that are
are often
redefined in the derived classes.  Maybe I'm just not smart or dedicated
enough,
but I really think I need a verbose tutorial/reference with sample code for all
of the interactors.  Does such a document even exist?
Thanks in advance to all who can help.

-Brian Pane

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