Ive tried to post a certain message on this topic a number of times, but it
doesnt get through! It doesnt contain any obscene language or anything like
that (although the words size and large appear three times - could that be
the problem?)
I dont find this list server very reliable. Messages
Peter Graf writes:
Time for an offer: I could possibly be persuaded to try and
integrate my drivers into SMSQ/E for the whole range of QL style
machines, by a simple act of wisdom: Place SMSQ/E under the GPL.
(I have no problem to accept modifications to allow QPC remain
commercial.)
Speaking
Just thought I should mention something that might cause a few strange
hiccoughs: Turbo Toolkit (TTK) comes in two different forms, one version for
SMSQ/E and one generic version. The generic PEEK$ and POKE$ are a sub-set
of SMSQ/E's PEEK$ and POKE$ and have therefore been ommitted in the SMSQ/E
Geoff Wicks writes:
Remember your subscription is your money, not Quanta's. How would you like
them to spend it on your behalf?
In a way, hardware development is more deserving as hw developers have real
outlays apart from spare time, ie their profit can go negative rather than
just zero. But
Wolfgang Uhlig writes:
I have two questions, though:
1) With the PVAL procedure (result%(10 and 11)) I can determine the origin
of a window.
How would I have to alter your line 100 when PVAL returns xorg%=500,
yorg%=300 (just to take an example)
As you will know by now, I sent you the
On March 13, 2004 6:52 AM, Wolfgan Lenerz wrote:
On 13 Mar 2004 at 1:37, P Witte wrote:
(...)
On 13 Mar 2004 at 3:17, Marcel Kilgus wrote:
(...)
Don't you guys ever sleep?
Of course. Only we get up a wee bit earlier than you ;)
Per
Wolfgang Lenerz writes:
On 13 Mar 2004 at 1:37, P Witte wrote:
(...)
I've now also tested this on ram,
and the problem does, indeed, exist there
But this is still with a patched version of menu_rext
Thanks for your help - Marcel too. This gave me enough info to get a grip on
the issue
Hi all,
I have a wee problem with Menu_rext, the ubiquitous menu toolkit from Jochen
Merz Software. I need to find out whether the problem Im experiencing is
confined only to my systems or whether there is a bug in menu_rext. Could as
many as possible of you please perform the following test:
Tim Swenson writes:
Per Witte is working on a MultiSprite Viewer. I have it but since he has
not released
it, I have not mentioned it or put it on my page. His viewer will view a
whole
directory of sprites. I viewed a directory of 485 sprites with no
problem. I hope Per
will release it
Dave P writes:
a. The number of gun owners in the US is 80,000,000.
b. The number of accidental gun deaths per year (all age groups) is 1,500.
c. The number of accidental deaths per gun owner is 0.000188.
Its the deliberate ones that are the worry.
Per
Phoebus R. Dokos writes:
and a couple of others running custom QDOS-based software,
that unfortunately cannot work with SMSQ/e either.
custom often meant pretty dirty; didn't it?
Most likely, but where the user is concerned they really don't care as
long as it works correct? :-D
I
Dilwyn Jones writes:
What I'm getting at (not being familar with PC networks) is would you
need a driver to access Ethernet in general (or another QL on
ethernet), another driver to access a PC over a network, another
driver to talk to a printer hub, another to talk to a Mac etc etc. I
am
Jerome Grimbert writes,
} I think this project would be good for the QL community as it would help
} new PE programmers save the time in designing sprites. The more the
same
} sprites were used, the more PE programs would start looking more
standard.
There is, in the new SMSQ/E, a set of
John Gilpin writes:
Have you considered an Aurora System in a Pandora Case? The two I use are
so
reliable that I think I could manage without my spare one.
Famous last words ?
Per
Roy wood writes:
... and hard drives need defragmentation - even QL ones except we do
not have a tool for it.
QPC users have a simple workaround, though: Simply create a new QXL.WIN file
and, from within QPC, copy the contents of the drive you need to defragment
to the new drive, then
Rich Mellor writes:
I have the sources for EasyPtr Per, if you would like to take a look.
They
do not make easy reading unfortunately and despite offers of help
initially,
no-one seems willing to take on the task of upgrading this software.
Ok, lets take a look then, if its ok with
Hi all EasyPtr enthusiasts.
Could you please confirm that MAWITEM wont process a high definition (mode
16 or 64)sprites/icons: Returns err_bp. I found a way around, though (after
much hassle!) Define a sprite chain, with the first sprite a mode 0 one, eg:
sprite
I wrote:
All the above relate to ptrmenX_cde V 3.05 E
Sorry, a tpyo: Should be V3.50 E
BTW, all I wrote about MAWITEM also occurs with MITEM (and possibly MINOB):
You need to define a QL mode sprite first and attach the hicolor sprite to
that, or else EasyPtr wont want to know. A skeleton
Geoff Wicks writes:
Indeed the response has been disappointing. Just 4 replies to a possible
Eindhoven event, and 3 of those were business replies on specific
matters.
Apologies for my lack of response. Shows and all that is not my thing, but I
recognise that they are important for the
Jon writes:
As I said in the QL-Today poll I will do my absolute best to get to either
or evenboth events whether in UK or NL. Would an Internet connection
workshop be of interest?
I'm thinking in terms of Bring along your QL get it fitted with Hermes,
Help with registering with an ISP,
George Gwilt writes:
As everyone will realise by now, the events given to WM.RPTRT in D2.B are
job
events, not pointer events. So, obviously, WM.RPTRT will return on any
pointer event just as WM.RPTR does whatever the value in D2.B.
Sorry I wasnt more helpful but Ive been extermely busy
Hi all, hope you had a good break! (As did I ;)
Now to business: I want to update a couple of my PE programs to the new wman
standard. The first obstacle I encountered was sprites/icons. What a bummer
to have to design those bloomin things - as if writing programs wasnt
enough!
Thanks to
John Sadler writes:
On the demo SMSQ/E gold ALT enter does not give you
the last command. Is this an error or has this useful facilty
been removed? If so a history facilty would be better.
The default keystrokes have (by mistake, I think) been set to ALT+s and
ALT+S. For some reason this
Tony Firshman writes:
With all this moving of accounts, I am amazed that more don't buy a
domain (£1.99 a year from oneandone.co.uk - beware the £1.99 a
MONTH offer).
Can you use a domain via a dial-up connection? Having your own domain doesnt
solve the dail-up problem. You still need an
TonyTebby writes:
You're lucky.
When Tiscali took over my beautiful knoware.nl ISP I had similar experiences
to the ones you describe but I put it down to them being mean rather than
crooked. What a wunch of bankers! I think its time to get outta here!
Per
John Hitchcock writes:
Why not the ubiquitous TISCALI ? I've set up many for different users.
My personal experience with Tiscali.co.uk is that you get swamped with spam,
the negotiation time with the host computer (both logging in and logging
out) takes longer than with freeserve (thus
I wrote:
get1string ;SB string on stack. a1-string
move.w 0(a6,a1.l),d0;get len
lea.l 2(a1,d0.w),a0;a0 - end string
That last line above should of course have read:
lea.l 1(a1,d0.w),a0;a0 - last char
Per
Phoebus R. Dokos writes:
I always thought that slices could work in reverse as well (and they
should actually) so eg.
a$ = hi
b$ = a$ (2 TO 1)
PRINT b$ should return ih but maybe it's just me :-)
Phoebus
Patience my boy! Marcel The Miracle Maker will crack this one
François Van Emelen writes:
Hi all,
Could someone explain me this?
P1
100 a$=SMSQE
110 b$=a$(4 to 3)
120 print b$,len(b$)
Line 120 prints an empty string with length 0.
P2
100 a$=SMSQE
110 b$=a$(4 to 2)
120 print b$,len(b$)
Line 120 returns the error 'unacceptable array index list'
Dilwyn Jones writes:
I also added a few new and updated pictures to the QL Rogues page:
Oughtnt you to feature prominently on the page yourself, Dilwyn, rather than
skulking in some godforsaken corner of your web. I mean, whats the point of
calling it QL *Rogues* Gallery without you?
Per
Wolfgang writes:
I feared, but was hoping I wouldnt have to, go there
having to fiddle around to do it manually.
Thank you for your code ;) I think this is just what Im looking for. I
shall test it as soon as I can.
OK let me know if it breaks.
(...)
By DOing the liberated
Wolfgang writes:
How do I position a PE window accurately?
Does the software have to be able to run on a machine
that may NOT have the menu extensions installed?
If not I suggest you use the menu extensions to set up your button.
(I could help you there)
I hadnt thought of that, (I
Wolfgang Lenerz writes:
What are the call and return parameters (all of them) for wm.rptrt
again?
Here are the notes I have on that
-
Vector $78 WM.RPTRT
How do I know Ive timed out?cmpi.w #-1,d0?
John Gilpin writes:
I have just checked in the Quanta library and the latest I can find is
Qmac
V1.06 and Qlink V1.03
Thanks for checking.
Per
Dilwyn Jones writes:
I noticed some reference in the documentation to an EasyPtr keyword
called
MCALLT. Is this a new keyword implementing wm.rptrt? Where can I get
it?
This is new in version 3.50 of the Easyptr extensions (I got Easyptr
upgraded from Roy Wood), only documented in the
Hi all,
What a shock to get back from a 10-day absence to discover nearly 200
ql-user mails in my inbox! My first thought was that something major had
happened, eg large chunks of Smsq/e source code had been discovered
at the heart of Windows and here was Bill Gates frantically trying to defend
Dilwyn Jones writes:
Just had a quick peek at the demo. Its not hard to detect that you have been
very busy indeed. You must have worn at least 5mm off you fingertips!
I noticed some reference in the documentation to an EasyPtr keyword called
MCALLT. Is this a new keyword implementing wm.rptrt?
Wolfgang writes:
The sources for smsqe 3.03 are now officially out.
(smsqe 3.03 itself is avaialble from your usual reseller).
I have enclosed, as an attachment, some small text files, they tell you
what is new in this version.
I shall be sending the sources out on monday to those who
Marcel Kilgus writes:
P Witte wrote:
In some older programs I use a different scheme, with F10 stuffing the
edited string into the stuffer buffer.
Oh well, so you're already doing exactly the same.
Those, and any other existing programs that do something similar,
will find
Darren Branagh writes:
I still have ONE hot-removable compact flash adapter left!!
This is definitely the last one - first come, first served.
And when he runs out, Im floging one surplus-to-requirements Hot removable
CF adapter including brackets and cover to insert into a 5 1/4 drive bay.
Marcel Kilgus writes:
I already use this keystroke in a number of my programs for the purpose
(F5
in Qwirc, FF and others, and F10 in older programs) so in my case Id
want to
override, disable or avoid this facility in individual programs.
Why? It wouldn't change the behaviour of your
Wolfgang writes:
Per :
I think it is a good idea. Great that you are prepared to do it! Might
it be
an idea to add some kind of test for this functionality (eg set a bit on
some sysvar), as application programmers may wish to eg provide a
limited
functionality on systems that dont
Wolfgang writes:
I'm toying with the idea of implementing, withing SMSQ/E, some sort of
general keystroke which will put the content of a con channel into the
stuffer buffer (similar to CTRL-C on Windows) when using the edit/input
string OS call (eg. INPUT inSbasic).. Thus, all software
George writes:
I cant use sernet between my q40 and qpc2. Iget
sernet aborted .
any help ?
Yes. Transfer data using some other method. Eg use a CD instead.
Per
Might be quicker to print out what is to be transferred from one end and
type
it in at the other.
Or use
Phoebus R. Dokos writes:
It's a matter of cabling actually usually. However as Jochen said in that
Sernet Special on QLT and I quote: It DOES work
I have been using SERNET with: QPC to Aurora, QPC to Q40, Q40 to Aurora
even QemuLator to Aurora and QXL...
If you are using QDOS Classic
Michael Grunditz writes:
I cant use sernet between my q40 and qpc2. Iget
sernet aborted .
any help ?
Yes. Transfer data using some other method. Eg use a CD instead.
Per
Jerome Grimbert writes:
You got the wrong end of the stick, Jerome. I believe Darren was talking
about WINDOWS, the Woefully Idiotic Nasty Destructive and Obnoxious Wrecking
System that is commonly found on computers sporting the much-loathed Intel
(Intuitively Non-programmable
Is anybody body out there out there out there?
Phoebus R. Dokos writes:
I want me too one of this 4 IDE card for my Q60, I have already one in
my
Q40 that work very well (2xHD,1xCDRW,1x CF reader). On the other side I
bought a new one controller like this, some time ago, by myself from a
computer shop but it did not work, I think
Norman Dunbar writes:
It's only me - getting sorted aout at home.
Your dysqwertya is getting worse, Norman.
Per
I urgently need to install the latest service pack on my W2k machines!
However, it is a 120+Mb download! and I dont have broadband. Would any of
you like to contact me about downloading this file onto a CD and sending it
to me for a fiver or so?
SOO unpatriotic and off-topic, I know, but I dont
To my
I urgently need to install the latest service pack on my W2k machines!
Thanks to all who responded. I am now sorted!
Per
Roy wood writes:
Sorry to continue an OT discussion here but you are wrong. You can go to
the Microsoft site and download the SP4. The pack you need to download
is the one for network users. This is because people with multiple
machine do not want to connect them individually to do the
Per Witte writes:
After having downloaded the latest batch of mails from this list the
mighty
Windoze 2000 silently hung on me. Could someone kindly do me the favour of
forwarding the last few mails to me, ie everything that arrived between
05/08/2003 23:34 and this mail. (I dont mind if I
After having downloaded the latest batch of mails from this list the mighty
Windoze 2000 silently hung on me. Could someone kindly do me the favour of
forwarding the last few mails to me, ie everything that arrived between
05/08/2003 23:34 and this mail. (I dont mind if I receive 200+ copies, as
- Original Message -
From: Thierry Godefroy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2003 12:33 AM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] Machine Code Extension
On Sat, 9 Aug 2003 06:20:20 EDT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm - one of my old machine code extensions reports
Ive recently discovered the following bugs in Smsq/e
PRINT PRT_USE$ crashes Smsq/e since at least version 2.98 on QPC2 (and QPC2
itself).
PARTYP, PARUSE, PARNAM$, and PARSTR$ dont work on Smsq/e 3.00 and 3.01. Ok
on 2.93 and 2.98
Can anyone confirm? (Save your work first!)
Is there somewhere
Geoff Wicks writes:
As promised, some detailed reasons. It is a long piece, about 1,700 words,
so I have done it as an attachment. It is in four sections, which can each
be read separately. One of the sections is positive.
While I sympathise with your struggles I find your conclusion, ie to
John G writes:
I have noticed the comments regarding a QUANTA 2000 type event but all the
contributions are coming from the expected sources. (Thanks Dilwyn J,
Darren
B, Geoff W and John T). What about the rest of you? come on. Put your ten
penn'orth in. (Should that be Dimesworth in USA or
Wolfgang Lenerz writes:
As an example, I have at least two assembler toolkits of a total of
17000 bytes (compiled) - I don't really know how many assembler
lines that makes. At least some fo the commands se vector $120 -
this is an easy way of returning several values tro Sbasic by one
Marcel writes:
Announcement
=-=-=-=-=-=-
Ive been playing around with the new QPC and Smsq/e for a couple of days
now, and I must say that Im very impressed! Marcel, Wolfgang and others have
done a splendid job. Bravo! guys, and many thanks!
I find it a bit sad that one of the biggest things
Jimmy MONTESINOS writes:
I'm searching what is the right way to detect if TK2 is installed on
a QL system.
I need to make the difference between a TK2 loaded from ROM cartridge
or LRESPR command too.
If anyone know the superbasic code to check this out...
I dont know if there is an
Wolfgang writes:
A question: A program uses io.fstrg/iob.fmul to load files in
smaller chunks for scanning. The files could be of any size on
any media (first of all hard disks). What, theoretically, is the
smallest efficient buffer size to use? (Im thinking *speed* here.)
Eg 512
Darren.Branagh writes:
I just spelt 'remember' wrongly TWICE in that email. I'm getting old.
My spellings gone down the drain, too (in three languages) I started
spelling remeber just like you, so now I keep a lookout for that word (among
others) and usually catch it. Old age, you think? Whats
Lau writes:
P Witte wrote:
While were talking fp, can someone please explain what the purpose of
the
$81f bias (or whatever the technical term) is? Why not just represent
exponents as +/-32k ?
Per
It's a bit historic, I suspect.
It allows all operations on the exponent
Lau writes:
P Witte wrote:
While were talking fp, can someone please explain what the purpose of
the
$81f bias (or whatever the technical term) is? Why not just represent
exponents as +/-32k ?
Per
It's a bit historic, I suspect.
It allows all operations on the exponent
While were talking fp, can someone please explain what the purpose of the
$81f bias (or whatever the technical term) is? Why not just represent
exponents as +/-32k ?
Per
Robert Newson writes:
Does it happen on all negative exact powers of 2, ie:
-(2^x) -(2^x) + 0
for x = 0, 1, 2, 3, ... (ie -1, -2, -4, -8, -16, etc)?
Youre right. Take the program:
for i=0 to 16:print i!-i=(-i+0)
The results are:
Smsq/e 3.00 Qdos JM/JS/Minerva 1.98
0 1
Marcel Kilgus writes:
In internal format, Exponent . Mantissa:
-1= $800 . $C000
-1 + 0 = $801 . $8000
which can be a flaming nuisance!
You got the mantissas and exponents mixed up, $800 $8000 is -1
and $801 $C000 is -1 but not your two. As Robert wrote this
A question to my learned friends:
In Smsq -1 (-1 + 0)
In internal format, Exponent . Mantissa:
-1= $800 . $C000
-1 + 0 = $801 . $8000
which can be a flaming nuisance!
However,
-1 == (-1 + 0)
which is some relief!
This behaviour appears to apply to all (small?) negative
Norman writes:
I'm puzzled - why did it become an embarrasment then ?
I dont particularly want to advertise the sorry details, if you dont mind
;)
It worked for me !!
Im happy to hear it.
Per
Norman writes:
Another minor project Ive been working on recently is fixing and
updating
my asm2htm utility (big yawn, everyone!)
No big yawns from me - I thought that it was a great little utility - and
then it vanished !
Ah yes. Good old user no. #3 of 4, I seem to recall. To
Dilwyn writes:
I have long been wanting to have some sort of home directory
facility in
Smsq, ie a way for programs to know which (sub)directory they were
executed from, so that they could easily find any associated
resource files,
eg configuration files, help files, saved settings,
Dilwyn writes:
I usually only put news of my freeware stuff here for fear of being
seen as advertising.
I dont particularly want to see pure adverts on this list, but I certainly
wouldnt mind being informed of updates, changes (to products or services),
or new creations, whether commercial or
TonyTebby writes:
No need for fancy modifications - the SBASIC arithmetic routines already
check the types of the variables involved in calculations and do different
operations for integers and floats. All you need to do is detect
string{+-*/}string and do string arithmetic with string
Tony Firshman writes:
I once had an old mechanical calculating
machine, given to me by my grandfather to play with when the bank he
worked
for upgraded to electro-mechanical ones. I later used it for my homework,
the only kid at school with access to a calculator, (something I had to
keep
Dave Walker writes:
If there really is a need for these extra precision routines to be
available
from SB, then maybe it would be worth writing SB wrappers for the maths
support routines used by c68? These include support for IEEE 32,64 and
80
bit, and also for 64 bit integers with
Franois Van Emelen writes:
It is not too difficult to write your own fixed
or floating point routines in Basic using basic school maths, but they
would
be relatively slow. (The book Mathematics on the Sinclair QL, by Czes
Kosniowski (out of print) might provide a suitable starting
Tony Firshman writes:
Monetary calculations normally only require the four basic
operations, add, subtract, multiply and divide.
Surely two only - addition and subtraction?
Multiplication and division are shorthand for
addition/subtraction in my book.
... or am I being too simplistic.
It all
Franois Van Emelen writes:
Thank you for your 'ADD$' function, but it doesn't solve my problem.
I'll rephrase my question with a concrete example:
A DBAS-file is open. One of the fields is of type 3 (floating point)
The user wants to update that field.
That could be done with something
François Van Emelen writes:
Hi Marcel,
Thank you for your answer.
Wouldn't there be a problem when your Eval$(e$)function is used 1000s of
times?
Isn't there a limit to the number of times a channel can be opened and
closed in a program?
There is be no need to keep opening and closing
Marcel Kilgus writes:
P Witte wrote:
In the Smsq/e sources there are two libraries,
util_menus_lib and uti_lib, that dont have any sources.
They have been lost.
util_menus are the files for accessing menu_rext (written by Jochen),
those are not lost.
On the other hand, theyre
Jerome Grimbert writes:
does anyone have a synthetic and complete documentation regarding the QLWA
filesystem (the one used on Qx0 and QPC).
I have found some 'educated'-guess about the value of the first sector,
but I wonder about:
- a better documentation of that first sector
- how the
Jerome Grimbert writes:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] makes some magical things to make me read
} Anyone got an Epson stylus 800 colour printer (or similar) for sale??
Needs
} to be a serial printer - I only have dot matrix ones here
Are you sure the Epson is not a parallel printer ?
I have not
Norman Dunbar writes:
There's always one isn't there !
when the line gets too long - and I'm not quite there yet - you simply get
a
'buffer full' error when loading a really really long line into S*Basic.
So,
I suspect the limit on the number of parameters in a PRINT is defined by
the
Jerome Grimbert writes:
I'm planning to rewrite the sprite editor 'sprted' soon.
So far, the main evolution would be support of the now numerous GD2 sprite
modes.
Is there anything else that would be also welcome ?
Anything that you would like to change ? or remove ?
I do not promise to
Norman Dunbar writes:
I wasn't being critical - honest.
You wont get much thanks for being either ;)
Per
Jerome Grimbert writes:
My assembly being a little rusted, I would like to
check with the knowledgeable people the following portion of code.
...
tst.l d2
beq.s first_place second_place:
... Now, if d2 is 0, would executing that code reach
first_place or second_place ? (I
Rich Mellor writes:
I think the trick is to set a breakpoint in the actual code to debug. I
seem
to remember you can debug code which runs under iow.xtop, just not
through
the call itself.
I think that I have tried that before.. but thanks for the tip - I will
give
it a try again!!
Rich Mellor writes:
OK, I have tried to create a null pointer. However, can anyone please
explain why the following code shows 2 pointers on screen:
Your thoughts/ideas would be much appreciated...
Two pointers?! I couldnt properly run the code, so I cant really say.
However perhaps this
Rich Mellor writes:
What is the best way of setting the mouse pointer to a blank pointer, so
nothing appears on screen when the mouse is moved about.
I have tried REMPT from EasyPTR, but this does not appear to work that
well -
when you use RDPT to read the mouse position, you get
Wolfgang Lenerz writes:
The only thing I know is that, if the bar colour AND the bar section
colour are BOTH set to 0, then, instead of having a black bar on a
black background, the scroll bar and the scroll bar section aren't
drawn AT ALL.
So the combination of these two parameters,
Jerome Grimbert writes:
If you can wait a little, I should write a new trap soon (as I said, the
I really believe that the various GD2 modes should not be a burden for an
application programmer, but an opportunity to choose the best suitable
format for the data. Therefore, the usage of GD2
James Hunkins writes:
Can anyone tell me the best way in either 'C' or assembly to determine
the file type (executable, directory, etc)?
Here is a Directory Record Definition (The mnemonics may possibly be my own
as none were published when this was written).
* File Header
Bill Waugh writes:
I was using a 2.2 Gb drive on my Q40 and it was plenty, so sort of
assumed this would be ok for QPC, I have a 40 Gb drive in the PC and it
has almost 30 GB free.
I formatted the .win file to 2000 and it has worked, well this is
probably more than I really need, thinking
George Gwilt writes:
Yes indeed! This is exactly (barring BYLL) what's on my page 86. I must be
the one whose subs are out of date! Anyway the actual routine still
doesn't
do what the manual says.
Erm, I must admit that BYALL was just the taking of a bit of artistic
license on
my part.
James Hunkins writes:
If you have the programs, could you send me the additional details (I
need this for any submissions to be added to the data base).
1) a list of the actual file names of the executable code
2) title of the program
3) a very short description of what the program does
John Taylor writes:
Roy Brereton, Quanta secretary, has just told me that Colin Baskett has
passed away. He had no details other than it was sudden as he suffered no
illness.
Im sorry to hear that. Though I didnt know him personally his contribution
as our long-suffering Quanta editor has
Jonathan Dent writes:
I don't think there are any articles on using SoQL. I'm sorry the
documentation is sparse. The library functions are based on the
standard library functions though. If you need specific help I'll
try to make time to answer your mails. You can mail me directly
on this
George writes:
This is not documented anywhere in my Qptr manual!! (3rd revision)
so its the first I hear of it. It looks like its been in the code all
along.
Ive needed such a call many a time!
Apart from the timeout, are there any other parameters?
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