From:	sar AT maties DOT sun DOT ac DOT za
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Subject:	Re: Plush?
Date:	Mon, 16 Jun 1997 16:01:30 -0700
Organization:	University of Potchefstroom
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cjwhite wrote:
> 
> Gil Myers wrote:
> >
> > sar AT maties DOT sun DOT ac DOT za wrote in article <33A3D4E3 DOT 7B1E AT maties DOT sun DOT ac DOT za>...
> > > I downloaded the Plush library a while ago, however it had virtually
> > > zero docs. Any ideas on where I can find plush itself again and also
> > > some docs for it??
> >
> > The home page for plush is at:
> > http://www.nullsoft.com/products.html
> >
> > There still wasn't much documentation last time I checked there,  but it is
> > still
> > being developed, so who knows?
> >
> > There are more example programs available now,  to help muddle through it.
> >
> > (Actually I think it's a fine library,  so don't anyone take the above
> > badly.)
> 
> yeah it really looks nice, but it seems that the programmers are not
> giving the necessay support. One of the reasons that Allegro is so
> popular here is that Shawn has supported it with great docs and answered
> all questions. I had to beg the Plush programmer just to put up for
> example source codes for "fly"
> 
> chris

Yeah, the lib may be great but if you refuse to tell the people how to
use it, why did you publish it in the first place? Its like giving a
Merc 450 SLC sport coupe to a pygmy and not teaching him how to drive...

Rylan

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