The ADDRESS application opens a window where you can edit a single address using multiple dialogs.
This example shows how to use Microsoft's MFC class library with OEW. It was created with MS Visual C++, and runs under Windows.
PLANES
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The PLANES example is meant to show most of the aspects of Object-Orientation in a comparatively simple example. The "Introducing OEW" and "Tutorial" chapters of the manual discuss this example extensively.
PLANES manages a list of planes of different types, containing passengers and/or cargo.
PLANES has a graphical user interface using the StarView class library as well as ObjectStore database support. Innovative Software regrets that it is impossible to ship either the libraries you need to link the example nor a working program, for copyright reasons.
GUP
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GUP solves a multiple travelling salesman/3-dimensional packing problem using genetic algorithms. It is used in the "Reference" chapter of the manual to illustrate the features of OEW. Please refer to this chapter for further information.
GUP is a Windows program created with Borland C++.
INTSET
MAP
SHAPES
STRING
(grouped in the STROUSTR.UP directory)
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These are the examples from Bjarne Stroustrup's "The C++ Programming Language". The "OEW meets C++" chapter of the manual shows how to build these examples with OEW.
INTSET accepts 2 command line parameters, m and n. It creates m random integers <= n, and list which numbers occurred.
MAP is a template example. It accepts user input in the form
name number
and, when you terminate your input with EOF, lists all names and the sum of the numbers for this name.
SHAPES draws a picture composed of different shapes.
STRING waits for user input, terminated by EOF or "done", then prints the input, reversing the order of words.