Claro-AIR

[John]

Very cool language, Nimrod.  Thanks John for finding it and sharing!

Sorry, the honor goes to Kent. (see first post) I was impressed with it as soon as he posted the link. It's not hard selling someone on the Nimrod concept because the language is based on all the other cool stuff in other languages and rebaked.

[AIR]

 

Which one?

The claro.nim seems to be the best resource at the moment unless you can get me back on the C path with a consolidated .h

base.h for the basic runtime functions
graphics.h for the widgets

[AIR]

Very cool language, Nimrod.  Thanks John for finding it and sharing!

Sorry, the honor goes to Kent. (see first post) I was impressed with it as soon as he posted the link. It's not hard selling someone on the Nimrod concept because the language is based on all the other cool stuff in other languages and rebaked.

Thanks, Kent!  This is a very cool find!

AIR.

[John]

base.h for the basic runtime functions
graphics.h for the widgets

Funny AIR.

Two .h files pointing to dozens of others.

[AIR]

Concentrate on the "widgets" folder. And also "widgets.h" for common widget functions.

Put it together slowly, start with windows.h and widgets.h

[John]

I think the approach I'm going to take is use the claro.nim as my guide and reference the C .h files if I don't understand the Nimrod conversion syntax.

Thanks for the hints.

[John]

In Spanish, Claro means 'Of Course' or 'Obviously'.

[John]

Look in the interface/python folder for an idea of what you might need to wrap.

It doesn't look like there are many functions that make up the Claro API. Comparing it to IUP core form functionality, where does Claro stand?