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Adding Tools To The C7/Clarion# IDE

As Ben Dell shows, it's easy to add custom tools to the IDE's Tools menu.

OSCON One More Time: Pics, Comments, and Conclusions

Dave Harms wraps up his OSCON coverage with a few more session notes, a smattering of photos, a self-replication machine and some concluding commentary. Oh, and don't miss the Complaints Choir.

August/September Split Issue

As in past years we're combining two of the summer months into a single issue. This time the summer issue covers August and September, so look for the next PDF, source zip, and source code update at the end of September. We have a number of articles in the pipeline covering topics such as adding external tools to the C7 IDE, template programming,using Alias, creating scrollable regions, and more.

Source Code Library 2008.07.31 Available (Updated)

The Clarion Magazine Source Code Library has been updated to include the latest source. Source code subscribers can download the July 2008 update from the My ClarionMag page. If you're on Vista please run Lindersoft's Clarion detection patch first.
A problem with the download was corrected on Aug 19. If you previously had problems downloading please try again.

AppGen In September?

Bob Z has posted a blog entry indicating the initial release of AppGen to third party developers for compatibility testing will happen in 3-5 weeks.

 

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The ClarionMag Source Code Library

Clarion Magazine is more than just a great place to learn about Clarion development techniques, it's also home to a massive collection of Clarion source code. Clarion subscribers already know this, but now we've made it easier for subscribers and non-subscribers alike to find the code they need.

The Clarion Magazine Source Library is a single point download of all article source code, complete with an article cross-reference.

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As handy as the Clarion Magazine web site is, sometimes you just want to read articles in print. We've collected some of the best ClarionMag articles into the following print books:

We also publish Russ Eggen's widely-acclaimed Programming Objects in Clarion, an introduction to OOP and ABC.

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About Clarion Magazine

Clarion Magazine is your premier source for news about, and in-depth articles on Clarion software development. We publish articles by many of the leading developers in the Clarion community, covering subjects from everyday programming tasks to specialized techniques you won't learn anywhere else. Whether you're just getting started with Clarion, or are a seasoned veteran, Clarion Magazine has the information you need.

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