Re: TempC Last Try

[commodorejohn <commodorejohn@gmail.com>]

> Okay, so there is no necessity for code snippets.  But what about a
> program that creates a template of a code file and allows you to
> create a C/C++ module from the Win32 Explorer?  TempCMod1/Win32 and
> TempCSimplae for DOS can do that.  I also plan to create an extension
> for Win32 dialog box handlers.
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> Joseph Rose, a.k.a. Harry Potter
> Working magic in the computer community...or at least striving to! :(

So...people point out that IDEs have taken over what use your program
would ever have had, and your response is to ask if they'd use it if
it had *less* functionality? Why would you *want* to create a template
C++ file from Explorer? That's something you'd use an IDE for; if
you're creating a C++ file from Explorer, it's not likely to be
something you're using a template for (putting aside the general
pointlessness of even *having* templates; it's not like the typing is
the hard part of creating an application.)

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