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- From: proterin@thumper.nmt.edu (Paul Rotering)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: C++ vs Delphi 2.0
- Date: 19 Mar 1996 20:56:13 GMT
- Organization: New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
- Message-ID: <4in71d$ief@newshost.nmt.edu>
- References: <825673272.2083@axiombc.demon.co.uk> <4hmop6$snh@cdshub.cdc.com> <4ims71$oh3@hawk.pix.za>
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- In article <4ims71$oh3@hawk.pix.za>, Pri$m <prism@pixie.co.za> wrote:
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- >(This is a personal opinion) to fit smoothly ith OOP. Additionally, if
- >you use Delphi, you'll find that the general feel of it discourages
- >one from using code, and directly controlling things. This can't be
- >good!
-
- Exactly. It seems that the only people who actually *write* most of
- their own Delphi code are component writers. The Delphi IDE and
- documentation try to convice you that you needn't do more than twiddle
- with component properties. However, I've yet to see a useful component
- that didn't need help at a relatively low level.
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