In message <000901cb76be$50246f60$6402a...@baerchen>, Ralf Reköndt
<ralf.rekoe...@t-online.de> writes
Gerhard Plavec wrote:
Ralf Reköndt wrote:
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
This is probably something you cannot do as the limits for moving
the front screen is probably hard coded in the original SuperBASIC
unfortunately.
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Rich Mellor
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Thanks - I was afraid that might be the case.
The nearest I came to being able to fix this was to use the extra
parameters of the WTV and WMON commands on QPC2 to move the basic
windows out of the way instead:
WTV ,32,256
WMON ,0,256
One day, I might search for '512' and '256' in the binary of QLib and
see if these can be patched if they are really hard coded....... :-(
Nearly all things in QLib's Frontend are done under SuperBASIC. There
is one keyword for the Outline (necessary), built in QLib's inbuilt
extension code, one to activate the pointer in a loop to detect, where
the ponter is on screen for selecting the "items". All "loose items",
their select/unselect colors and little borders are done under
SuperBASIC. A clever little toolkit for small applications (if one
knows how to use it). Other keywords (like REL_A6) seem to be used for
generating the compiled code .
Perhaps the SuperBASIC pointer loop detects, if 512x256 is reached,
remind the time, where QLib was written. If it is done in SuperBASIC,
it would be very difficulty to find these locations. If it is done in
the MC procedure for activating the pointer, it is possible....maybe.
Cheers...Ralf
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And what for is the command "OUTLN" ?
I did'nt use it for a long time, but was it not used to set the aera of
a job, where a Window can be opend or moved ?
Gerhard Plavec
QLib_obj uses its own command "WM_Outln" from its inbuilt MC toolkit
Proc/FN, so sets its own outline. I guess, this command does the same
as all the other OUTxxx commands. But I am not sure.
Hi Dilywn,
In my 'boot' file, I use:
DISP_COLOUR 3,800,600 REM Set High Colour Mode 32 - 16 bit
Before - LRESPR 'Qlib_run'
(Which is needed by some programmes like FileInfo2)
I don't know if that is relevant to what you are trying to achieve ... ?
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