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How to add a library ?
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Not wishing to appear rude but.....
There is a whole section of the forum dedicated to libraries if you had bothered to look.
From this and your other posts it seems that you want to run before you can walk, My advice is to take your time studying the beginners guide and learn how to use the software rather than demanding that others should cater to your lack of application in learning the language.
There is a whole section of the forum dedicated to libraries if you had bothered to look.
From this and your other posts it seems that you want to run before you can walk, My advice is to take your time studying the beginners guide and learn how to use the software rather than demanding that others should cater to your lack of application in learning the language.
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:sign0104: Alert!
I usually start with searching this forum.
(where I should really start with Documentation)
I like it when I find my exact question first and the answer already posted.
And reading how others have had the same issues and discuss them, etc.
But find that the Documemtation page is a wealth of info.
Click the Documantation button above
and seach the page for http.
Pretty much anything you want to do is here on this site.
Including Getting Started Guides and Beginners Guides, etc.
In here you sould find how to search and find, download, unzip n where to place libraries.
I'll go back thru those guides every once in a while and find something I forgot. Or something that clears up a nagging question I didn't know I had.
Let us know how you go.
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I don't know why but I find that once I post a question here I find the answer within 5 mins.
Must be some sort of process purge to clear me brain.
And I try to post what I find and the answer for others
and a reminder to myself. (And not just 'solved')
I usually start with searching this forum.
(where I should really start with Documentation)
I like it when I find my exact question first and the answer already posted.
And reading how others have had the same issues and discuss them, etc.
But find that the Documemtation page is a wealth of info.
Click the Documantation button above
and seach the page for http.
Pretty much anything you want to do is here on this site.
Including Getting Started Guides and Beginners Guides, etc.
In here you sould find how to search and find, download, unzip n where to place libraries.
I'll go back thru those guides every once in a while and find something I forgot. Or something that clears up a nagging question I didn't know I had.
Let us know how you go.
P.S.
I don't know why but I find that once I post a question here I find the answer within 5 mins.
Must be some sort of process purge to clear me brain.
And I try to post what I find and the answer for others
and a reminder to myself. (And not just 'solved')
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It was not easy to find that out. why the library tabs hidden on the right bottom corner. One cannot even see it, you have to scroll is to see it. Its sort of hidden thats why I asked and before any of you answered me I found it because some noob like me who was also having hard time to just find the basic stuff had posted the answer instead of posting rants! If you posted the answer it would have / will help others instead of ranting.
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I don't understand what's the issue here if I asked again ?
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Am I asking you ? If you have problem then don't respond to my threads. I did'nt invite you to my threads. So if you have a problem, then keep it to yourself. Don't interfere in my threads.
I am here to learn and if i am asking I don't think I am making any mistake. You're only becoming a barrier in my learning process. And to be honest the attitude is in you. Seems to me that you learnt the software earlier and now now accusing others not to ask / learn.
You better fix your attitude before you accuse others. Also I will not bother with you anymore now, seems you have nothing else to do now and just bother the new comers here.
I am here to learn and if i am asking I don't think I am making any mistake. You're only becoming a barrier in my learning process. And to be honest the attitude is in you. Seems to me that you learnt the software earlier and now now accusing others not to ask / learn.
You better fix your attitude before you accuse others. Also I will not bother with you anymore now, seems you have nothing else to do now and just bother the new comers here.
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In all honesty, you have received some very good advice here. In life (and especially in programming!) you learn best by problem-solving and working out mistakes on your own. You should try to do as much research as you could on your own. You should also consider posting to this forum as a LAST RESORT if you cannot work out the problem yourself. You must understand that some of us get upset when people don't do this and instead use this forum as a first result. Good luck.
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If this was aimed at Klaus, I for one will not offer any assistance in any thread you make until you apologise to him.
Of all the people on here, Klaus is the one who can be relied on to take time and put in a great deal of effort to help anyone.
If he has been abrasive to you, you should consider that he advised you a while back to read the beginners guide (which he put a great deal of time and effort to write), and yet you are here asking questions on subjects that are clearly explained in it and whining that there is a lack of documentation - That must feel like a slap in the face to him!
Look back on your posts and you will see how you have come across on here, and do the right thing and say sorry to Klaus.
Now THAT was a rant
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