Subj : how to
To   : Chris Hoppman
From : mark lewis
Date : Wed Jan 19 2005 04:00 pm

TM>> if you open a dos window that's a consol. =] the online
TM>> writeln is easy to understand because it's a simple
TM>> function. =]  what are you trying to do?

 CH> simple for you maybe.  i tried it and it doesn't work.

 CH> uses wingui;

 CH> start
 CH>   document.writeln("hello world");
 CH> finish.

what pascal are you attempting to use? i do not fully recognise the above...

i do recognise part of it, though... by using the wingui unit, it would appear 
that you are trying to create a gui/graphical app rather than a 
console/textmode app as indicated by the document.writeln function...

in the console/textmode apps that i've written, i've not used any blahgui units 
at all... in fact, i had to locate or create my own variation of the crt unit 
to port some of my stuff over... what a headache that was until i got a 
workable crt (actually crt32) unit going...

anyway, with those gui units, you end up using other functions to put your text 
stuff to the gui box/pane that opens up... also, most all of your stuff is done 
in some type of form(s)...

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