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revolucio
15th October 2007, 18:25
Hi! :)

I am triying to learn to program InSim with C# (I am a noob with C# too). I know the existence of the InSimLib, and other similar libraries. Also have a project in mind to perform in C # with InSim.

Where do we could start?

sam93
15th October 2007, 19:18
Hi! :)

I am triying to learn to program InSim with C# (I am a noob with C# too). I know the existence of the InSimLib, and other similar libraries. Also have a project in mind to perform in C # with InSim.

Where do we could start?

Go to msdn they have alot of tutorials on there and also the good old hello world app.

DarkTimes
15th October 2007, 20:16
Yes, MSDN. Look for the video tutorials, they're reasonably really easy to get through. They still might be a bit hard if you are completely new to programming. In my opinion you really can't go wrong with just buying a good book.

mcgas001
15th October 2007, 20:18
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
namespace ConsoleApplication1
{
classProgram
{
staticvoid Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");
}
}
}





by the way darktimes thanks for the help on XML worked great :D

DarkTimes
15th October 2007, 20:22
That won't compile, because you missed some spaces. :p


using System;

namespace ConsoleApplication1
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");
}
}
}


That will though. :)


by the way darktimes thanks for the help on XML worked great :)

No prob Bob. ;)

mcgas001
15th October 2007, 22:45
That won't compile, because you missed some spaces. :p

That will though. :)


No prob Bob. ;)

i copyed that code and it worked its just how it came out on forums Lol and my name isnt bob but :P i know what you mean :D

revolucio
16th October 2007, 12:55
Thanks for the replies!!! :)

ok, this weekend I go to start learning to program... ;)

agm_ultimatex
21st October 2007, 05:27
C# is a nice language. I find it makes a lot more sense than c++. C++ just doesnt stick with me as well as C# and Java. If you have a good concept of OOP, then just look up specifics for C#. Such as how to do GDI stuff, or various System.Console commands.