In a message dated 20/04/02 16:41:41 GMT Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anyone any idea will app window menus in Easyptr will not display a
single item list (1x1) correctly?
Dilwyn, I have come across the same problem some time ago... can't remember my work-around, but think that I
Dilwyn Jones writes:
I'm having a spot of bother with Application Window menus in Easyptr -
can anyone help?
If I set up a simple menu in app window 1 based on an array like DIM
array$(36,200) and call it with
MDRAW #0,flp1_mymenu_menu
MAWDRAW #0,1,array$
all seems well. Even if I
On 10 Apr 2002, at 13:52, Claude Mourier 00 wrote:
Moi, je me contenterai de la version française ;-)
D'accord, cela mettra un peu de temps de la rechercher dans mes
fichiers archvivés...
Après le weekend.
Wolfgang
Merci par avance.
Claude
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On 10 Apr 2002, at 13:52, Claude Mourier 00 wrote:
Moi, je me contenterai de la version française
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From: P Witte [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Subject: Re: [ql-users] EasyPtr
I think youve hit apon the only conceivable solution; I mean, if I can do
it and you cant, you must be as thik as two short planks ;)
Or one very long one :o)
And I can't spell 'thick' either
On 9 Apr 2002, at 20:20, Timothy Swenson wrote:
Sometimes it's easier to learn by comparing the same general topic between
computer systems. I started learning Windowing by reading on Perl/TK and
comparing it with the Pointer Interface. It helps a little bit, but the
data constructs and
On 9 Apr 2002, at 11:57, P Witte wrote:
Youre quite right. The only wee difference is that of designing graphical
objects intellectually or visually ;)
Perhaps I'm more the cerebral type, then...
More seriously, when designing most programs, I try to get a
QPAC2 style look anyway. There is
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Dilwyn Jones writes:
take on this task. I myself would be willing to do something for the
(English) manual, if wanted.
A note of caution: when I last spoke to him he said he had no English
manual for it!
On 8 Apr 2002, at 19:59, Phoebus Dokos wrote:
Seriously now, between what I saw Wolfgang and Marcel achieving with QPTR
and EasyPTR respectively... I agree that at least ONE PTR toolkit (either)
should be in one's arsenal :-)
Oh but Marcel had the idea, not me.
It's just a question of
Dilwyn Jones writes:
take on this task. I myself would be willing to do something for the
(English) manual, if wanted.
A note of caution: when I last spoke to him he said he had no English
manual for it!
I definitely have a comprehensive English manual! If Albin doesnt have one
anymore,
Wolfgang Uhlig writes:
As far as I know, Marcel will try to get in contact with Albin in order
to get him to correct
and improve some things. But even so, if there is a possibility to do
things, I am willing to
contribute in any way I can. Concerning the german comments, if there are
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It's just a question of what you're used to. I never used EasyPtr,
and found QPTR easy once I understood the concepts behind the
PE.
This email is intended only for the use
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From: P Witte [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Fear not! The Brits can have it in the only foreign language they
understand: English!
Q. What do you call someone who speaks 3 languages ?
A. Tri-lingual.
Q. What do you call someone who
I always think the right answer was : French
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From: Claude Mourier 00 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 10:34 AM
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I always think the right
Sent: 09 April 2002 10:22
To: ql-users
Cc: Norman.Dunbar
Subject: RE: [ql-users] EasyPtr
I've had problems with both -
never understood QPTR at all, docs were cr4p to say the
least. Still got it
somewhere - unused and as far as I can see, unusable. Even
some of the demos
(sprite editor
Wolfgang Lenerz writes:
Seriously now, between what I saw Wolfgang and Marcel achieving with
QPTR
and EasyPTR respectively... I agree that at least ONE PTR toolkit
(either)
should be in one's arsenal :-)
Oh but Marcel had the idea, not me.
It's just a question of what you're used to.
Hiall,
You all know the super EasyPTR suit of programs and utilities from Albin
Hessler? In response to my query, Albin writes that he would be happy
to supply the source code to a person or persons willing to update and
upgrade them! Most of this code is written in assembler with comments
in
Hi Per and all the others,
If the QL is to survive we need a steady supply of new programs. To
realise that, we need good tools! EasyPTR is such a tool. We cannot afford
to let it become obsolete!
I am absolutely of the same opinion!
Finally, when PE has been upgraded to handle the new
colour
At 02:11 ìì 8/4/2002, Per wrote:
No self-respecting Tinkerer should be without EasyPTR!
Ouch... I knew I was lacking something... apparently that's self respect
;-) hehehehe
Okay, okay I'll buy it :-)
Seriously now, between what I saw Wolfgang and Marcel achieving with QPTR
and EasyPTR
In message 001801c1df29$4c17dcd0$0200a8c0@epsilon, P Witte
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Hiall,
You all know the super EasyPTR suit of programs and utilities from Albin
Hessler? In response to my query, Albin writes that he would be happy
to supply the source code to a person or persons willing to
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Date: 23 December 2001 23:15
Subject: Re: [ql-users] Easyptr 3
Hi
You can use the name of sprites instead of their number if you gave
them one
in the application manager Easyspr (appman_obj).
Once Lrespred, you can do something like this:
100 outln
120 mysprite=spra(xyw
Earlier I wrote:
Another tip came from Albin Hessler himself (author of Easyptr). As
it
happens, I had got this right, but it's worth passing on. When
setting
loose item justification, you need to think of where the sprite
origin
will be. If the default of centre justification is used for the
Dilwyn Jones writes:
OK, this won't mean a thing to those not conversant with Easyptr, QPTR
etc, but it's as well to get these facts about our programming tools
out in the open to be aired in case other QL programmers encounter the
same problems. I just hope I can persuade the author to
Can anyone help me with an Easyptr query? I am trying to assign a
sprite to be a loose item object within a BASIC program, with the
MITEM command. It works fine if you put the sprite in the loose item
from Easymenu, but the sprite needs to be changed from BASIC.
Design a simple menu, call it
On Fri, 21 Dec 2001 08:38:40 -, Dilwyn Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Can anyone help me with an Easyptr query? I am trying to assign a
sprite to be a loose item object within a BASIC program, with the
MITEM command. It works fine if you put the sprite in the loose item
from Easymenu,
Thank you Thierry. I should have thought of directly addressing the
sprite like this. So if I just APPEND the sprites to a ptrmen_cde file
for example that should work fine compiled. It may also work in BASIC
I suppose. Pity about the MITEM bug, it would have been nice to allow
the user to
On Fri, 21 Dec 2001 12:40:26 -, Dilwyn Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thank you Thierry. I should have thought of directly addressing the
sprite like this. So if I just APPEND the sprites to a ptrmen_cde file
for example that should work fine compiled.
Correct.
It may also work in
It may also work in BASIC I suppose.
Yes, provided you LRESPR a ptrmen_cde copy merged with the appendix
containing the sprite...
Yes, that is what I meant.
.../...
Looking at the manual, SPRA should also allow
the name of the sprite to be specified in place of number,
IIRC this does not
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Subject: [ql-users] Easyptr
Has anyone managed to get animated sprites
Hello,
Creating animated sprites isn't that difficult with Easyptr 3, but it seems
that only the first definition of an animated sprite appears in a sprite
used as info-object or loose-object. Animated sprites are alright (even in
Prowess) to replace the pointer.
As far as I know, only QD and
François Van Emelen wrote:
As far as I know, only QD and Qspread use animated icons, but then they are
not created with Easyptr 3, I think.
They do the animation themselves. The PE can only animate mouse
pointers.
Marcel
Marcel Kilgus wrote:
François Van Emelen wrote:
As far as I know, only QD and Qspread use animated icons, but then
they are
not created with Easyptr 3, I think.
They do the animation themselves. The PE can only animate mouse
pointers.
Thank you Marcel. Armed with that I got the animated
Has anyone managed to get animated sprites in Easyptr 3 to work on QPC
(QL 4 colour mode)?
My QL is still packed away so I can't try it on a non-QPC system for
comparison. I followed the demo in the manual (including right
clicking on TIME for last frame) so should be certain I've set it up
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