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Tiny example apps

Hi everyone,

I wonder if anybody could give me some links to example code, maybe from 
some more experienced users. I'm right now a bit stuck and would just 
like to see some successful examples to get a clue.

Guenther



Re: Tiny example apps

On Sun, 19 Oct 2003 20:27:07 +0100, Guenther Schmidt <gue.schmidt@web.de> wrote:

> I wonder if anybody could give me some links to example code, maybe
> from some more experienced users. I'm right now a bit stuck and
> would just like to see some successful examples to get a clue.

If it doesn't have to be LW-specific I'd suggest looking at CLiki. It
lists tons of interesting Common Lisp programs which are "open
source", i.e. the source code is available for download. CLiki is at

  <http://www.cliki.net/>

in case you didn't know already.

Cheers,
Edi.


Re: Tiny example apps

Guenther Schmidt <gue.schmidt@web.de> writes:

> I wonder if anybody could give me some links to example code, maybe
> from some more experienced users. I'm right now a bit stuck and would
> just like to see some successful examples to get a clue.

Just to be sure: Are you aware of the capi example code that comes 
with lispworks? It certainly helped me get started.

Since my PrimeTrader application was mentioned later in the thread:
Yes, it's 100% LispWorks with CAPI. We don't give away the source
code, though (we're open to the idea, though, and may eventually
open-source at least part of it). Also, some of the code is not
suitable for beginners (e.g. the table panes may look like
grid-layouts, but they're really pinboard layouts with the cells being
drawn-pinboard-objects, so some of the stuff is done at a lower level
than you usually want to do when starting with capi).
-- 
  (espen)


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