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Hello Ron,

Thanks for the response.

I do know that CodeWarrior is not a clone of VisualCafe, and I have been able to
get CodeWarrior to compile and run my VisualCafe project, including the Symantec
classes.  The problem relates to being able to convert pure java from a
VisualCafe project to a CodeWarrior project in such a way that I am allowed  to
use the "visual aspects" of project editing again.

It is kind of like the MS Word vs Word Perfect problem, neither will read the
others format.  I know this is not a perfect analogy, but I would like to adapt
my sources so they will not only be able to compile, but will be modifiable
visually in CodeWarrior.

Thanks for the pointers to other news groups, I am posting this to them, and I
will look for additional responses. I appreciate your time,

Tom Zimmer

MWRon wrote:

> (A copy of this message has also been posted to the following newsgroups:
> comp.lang.java.programmer)
>
> In article <3A27CEBB.A6A779D8@tmqaustin.com>, tzimmer@tmqaustin.com wrote:
>
> >I see, by the lack of responders to my query that one or more of the
> >following must true;
> >
> >1. Everyone here is using VisualCafe.
> >2. Everyone here is using CodeWarrior.
> >3. No one has every tried to switch camps.
> >4. Everyone is using some other IDE.
> >5. I'm asking the wrong question.
> >6. Nobody cares.
> >
> >Ok, I'll go sulk in a corner :->
>
> 5,   The question you should ask.  Is CodeWarrior a clone of Visual Cafe,
> the answer is no.
>
> CodeWarrior will compile pure Java, so if you have anything that is
> written in pure java you should be able to use that with CodeWarrior.
> However if you have proprietary objects they do not work.
>
> Also you probably will get a much better answer if you post on
> comp.sys.mac.programmer.codewarrior  or the codewarrior.mac or
> codewarrior.windows depending on your version of Visual Cafe
>
> Ron
>
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