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In <86238@ut-emx.uucp> jamshid@ut-emx.uucp (Jamshid Afshar) writes:

> [... OWL stuff deleted ...]
>
>>Question 2 is what header file should I give protogen...
>>ie how do I hook MY code into the individual menus I have set up.
>>It would appear from the little pamphlet that I do all of the protogen
>>work first and THEN create my code and hook it into it.
>>but without being able to get by the owl problem I can't begin to tackle
>>the second problem
>
>Sorry I don't use Protogen but maybe someone else will answer.  I just
>use OWL and the ResourceWorkshop.  I've seen a lot of people post in
>c.o.m.p.t that Protogen was not very useful.  If you bought it in lieu
>of OWL, I recommend you return it and get AF.

Basically, Protogen generates code with special comments in it.  It allows
you to insert your modifications in the relevant spots, and if you keep it
between the comments, Protogen should preserve your personalized code.

I agree with the assessment that Protogen isn't worth the money.  Things 
like OWL and MFC make Windows programming easier and simplistic tools like
Protogen don't seem very useful.  I'd like to play around with a full-fledged
prototyping, CASE, tool, but Protogen certainly isn't one.

-- 
 Rob Ryan
    rryan@panix.com