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From: gerhard.haering@altoetting-online.de (Gerhard Haering)
Subject: Re: IDE for GNAT/Linux?
Date: 1998/01/19
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Thanks for your advices.

On 15 Jan 1998 22:11:03 GMT, "Nick Roberts"
<Nick.Roberts@dial.pipex.com> wrote:

>At the risk of sounding slightly fatuous, why not write your own text
>editor, in Ada?  It would be a great way to learn Ada, [...]

When you learn a new language, you start with programming a word
processor? ;-) [I am currently programming a very simple card game in
Ada. There�s a computer player and a human player, which should be
interfaced equally by a handler. This was also the way I learnt oop in
c++.]