Wolfgang Lenerz wrote: > the recent discussion about a window that pops up when the pointer is at > the bottom of the screen prompted me to write a small "dock" application > that pops up when the pointer is at the bottom of the screen. > Moving the pointer up again will hide it again. Hit ESC to quit.
Looks cool. > 230 sprites_dir$="nfa1_" : REMark directory where the sprites are located If only there was a way to automatically determine in which directory something was executed... oh wait, there is! And it was you who implemented it ;) > 190 ysize%=90 : REMark y size of wdw > 280 trigger%=100 : REMark distance, in pixels, from the bottom of the > screen that will cause the wdw to pop up. > 840 ylim%=SCR_YLIM-ysize% [...] > 880 IF yabs%<ylim%:EXIT lp% : REMark ptr moved out of wdw [...] > 1030 IF yabs%>SCR_YLIM-trigger%:EXIT lp% : REMark pointer is in > lower part of wdw This means that between 90 and 100 pixels from the bottom the thing will constantly flicker (pop up and vanish). Isn't trigger% meant to be more like 10 or something? Cheers, Marcel _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
