This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.
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There are several reasons why I don't want to use the console. One of which is performance. I would rather work directly with IDCMP messages than to shoot serial data streams to the console input. I would prefer to code it myself like you mentioned, It's just that VERY LITTLE…
I'm not using the console, I'm working on a high performance productivity tool, and I'm using Intuition. I'm really looking for a few un-resolved areas where documentation fails to completly describe how to use it.
I'm not using the console, I'm working on a high performance productivity tool, and I'm using Intuition. I'm really looking for a few un-resolved areas where documentation fails to completly describe how to use it.
Layer part 2
Message #46411
Naturally, the entry was too long…… Here's the 2nd part…. #3. Do the Coordinates reference to the ULC of the new Layer area, or are they referenced from the ULC of the Intuition Window? (ULC = Upper Left Corner). NOTE: Naturally, I didn't mention above, but I assume that I…
Layer part 2
Message #46411
Naturally, the entry was too long…… Here's the 2nd part…. #3. Do the Coordinates reference to the ULC of the new Layer area, or are they referenced from the ULC of the Intuition Window? (ULC = Upper Left Corner). NOTE: Naturally, I didn't mention above, but I assume that I…
#Layers Anyone??
Message #46410
I'm trying to set a smaller area in an Intuition window to render text to. I want the text to remain "clipped" into a specified rectangle. I looked in the documentation and see no function that can set up a clipped region. I assume that I must use the Layers…
#Layers Anyone??
Message #46410
I'm trying to set a smaller area in an Intuition window to render text to. I want the text to remain "clipped" into a specified rectangle. I looked in the documentation and see no function that can set up a clipped region. I assume that I must use the Layers…
Tips on using EGAD!!
Message #45042
Now that you probably have downloaded that huge EGAD.ARC file, you might want to know a little about how to use it. I'm posting this here as it relates to programming. First, to start EGAD, type: egad 3 if you want 3 bit-planes, or egad 4 for 4 bitplanes, from…
Tips on using EGAD!!
Message #45042
Now that you probably have downloaded that huge EGAD.ARC file, you might want to know a little about how to use it. I'm posting this here as it relates to programming. First, to start EGAD, type: egad 3 if you want 3 bit-planes, or egad 4 for 4 bitplanes, from…
Reportin EGAD bugs.
Message #45041
Here are some guidelines that will help me catagorize and duplicate bugs you find in Egad. **** Please try and remember the last 5 to 10 things you did that led up to the GURU or "Software Error" or problem. I know that's hard to do, if you're busy making…
Reportin EGAD bugs.
Message #45041
Here are some guidelines that will help me catagorize and duplicate bugs you find in Egad. **** Please try and remember the last 5 to 10 things you did that led up to the GURU or "Software Error" or problem. I know that's hard to do, if you're busy making…
Egad bug reports
Message #45040
Now that EGAD ver 1.0 is posted up here, I'm now looking for any bugs, problems, or sugesstions from everyone who has played with it. If you haven't used it, I'll try and explain a little about how to use it here. The program has been uploaded here "EGAD.ARC" and…
Egad bug reports
Message #45040
Now that EGAD ver 1.0 is posted up here, I'm now looking for any bugs, problems, or sugesstions from everyone who has played with it. If you haven't used it, I'll try and explain a little about how to use it here. The program has been uploaded here "EGAD.ARC" and…
Gad Ed
Message #35883
GADGET EDITOR INTEGRATION STATUS: ——————————— I have all the modules combined now. Still haven't fed them to the hungry compiler yet. Now comes the job of "hooking everything up". Essentually, this means adding code to keep library of images assigned to the gadgets, and hooking up the getting of the…
Gad Ed
Message #35883
GADGET EDITOR INTEGRATION STATUS: ——————————— I have all the modules combined now. Still haven't fed them to the hungry compiler yet. Now comes the job of "hooking everything up". Essentually, this means adding code to keep library of images assigned to the gadgets, and hooking up the getting of the…
Yea!! It is rather nit-pickin, but a quantitive number or better definition of the rules or policies should be noted and broadcast to all CIS users.
Yea!! It is rather nit-pickin, but a quantitive number or better definition of the rules or policies should be noted and broadcast to all CIS users.
I tried!!
I tried!!
Don, Has any {_pa{_rticular NUMBER of files been established that would constitute a group, or is it just more than one file.
Don, Has any {_pa{_rticular NUMBER of files been established that would constitute a group, or is it just more than one file.
Yes!! I am also trying to follow those guidelines and making sure the authors{_ are given the opportunity to decide what system thay want their work on.
Yes!! I am also trying to follow those guidelines and making sure the authors{_ are given the opportunity to decide what system thay want their work on.
Aha!! I see your point. {_Thought I read it correctly. Sorry!!! {_/ex {_{_/ex
Aha!! I see your point. {_Thought I read it correctly. Sorry!!! {_/ex {_{_/ex
The way we handle uploads in the Programmers Network, is that we encourage distribution of our uploads. If someone wants to put a program on another system, we politely ask people to contact the authors of the work and get approval from them. This way, THE ORIGIONAL AUTHOR makes the…
The way we handle uploads in the Programmers Network, is that we encourage distribution of our uploads. If someone wants to put a program on another system, we politely ask people to contact the authors of the work and get approval from them. This way, THE ORIGIONAL AUTHOR makes the…
#29561-
Programmers Network
Message #29588
Hmmm!! Thats a good question, as you might have noticed, the files are spread around by two ppn'sne was 73557,1176, and the later stuff in uploaded by 76703,4322 (My current ppn). You must remember that these modules are enough to get a crude gadget editor up and working, but feel…
#29561-
Programmers Network
Message #29588
Hmmm!! Thats a good question, as you might have noticed, the files are spread around by two ppn'sne was 73557,1176, and the later stuff in uploaded by 76703,4322 (My current ppn). You must remember that these modules are enough to get a crude gadget editor up and working, but feel…
Gadget editor
Message #29326
Please read the Help/announcements section on the Gadget editor progress report. Basically, we are 75% done now. Need to finish Intuitext and entry of custom imagry. If you feel that you can help out, please asyPlex EasyPlex me so I can add you to Section 9.
Gadget editor
Message #29326
Please read the Help/announcements section on the Gadget editor progress report. Basically, we are 75% done now. Need to finish Intuitext and entry of custom imagry. If you feel that you can help out, please asyPlex EasyPlex me so I can add you to Section 9.
Gadget editor project
Message #29325
Now that I'm back on the system (Under a new PPN) I can continue with the Moderation of the Gadget editor project. It appears that CIS's decision to allow free uploading should encourage more people to participate. If any of you people want to join in on the project, SPEAK…
Gadget editor project
Message #29325
Now that I'm back on the system (Under a new PPN) I can continue with the Moderation of the Gadget editor project. It appears that CIS's decision to allow free uploading should encourage more people to participate. If any of you people want to join in on the project, SPEAK…
#131079-
#What's c++
Message #131107
22-Jun-88 02:03:32 John, If I knew French better, I wouldn't think it sounded like random noises made through the nose. 🙂 It's true… I admit it, but consider all the ways of representing something in memory. A string ("this is a string") looks like that in C. In most cases…
#131079-
#What's c++
Message #131107
22-Jun-88 02:03:32 John, If I knew French better, I wouldn't think it sounded like random noises made through the nose. 🙂 It's true… I admit it, but consider all the ways of representing something in memory. A string ("this is a string") looks like that in C. In most cases…
;;S_AMIG: – Job 28: Think you can swing getting Todor to let me test 3Demon? 03 Alan, See USHOW.ARC in DL 16. it is small, and will show pretty well all types of pictures. Regards, Larry.
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