Per wrote:
I thought Id have a go just to demonstrate:
100 s = SCR_BASE + SCR_LLEN + 4 : rem Start at top left of screen
110 xs = 100: ys = 10 : rem X/y size
150 POKE_L a, $2200020: rem Mode 32 sprite w alpha
channel
Per, this is
Merz wrote:
Per was referring to WIN and RAM ... and I tried it the way
described and it worked fine - no directories listed, no crash.
Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
It does crash here, though, as said in my second message...
I just never used win, because I use dev
It happended on
Geoff Wicks wrote:
This means that Quanta would have a sum of about £1,000 each year to
spend on QL development. How should they spend this money?
On march, 8th, Laurence Reeves answered::
1000 pounds to the person who ports OpenOffice? ;)
That seems like a lot of cash for what is a pretty
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I have been using this new stuff from George Gwilt with no
problem BUT I suspect that in my setup the old version of the
library can still be found by the linker. Is it not possible to
extract this module from the old library using ar and then stick
it in the
gwicks wrote:
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This means that Quanta would have a sum of about £1,000 each year to spend
on QL development. How should they spend this money?
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Remember your subscription is your money, not Quanta's. How would you like
them to spend it on your behalf?
Geoff Wicks.
Hi
Take a
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I was thinking on the subject of what next for the QL. I think we really need
something that acts like a web browser. This means the display of text and graphics
in the same viewer. There was an attempt a few years back at writing a web
browser for the QL (from
Just thought I should mention something that might cause a few strange
hiccoughs: Turbo Toolkit (TTK) comes in two different forms, one version for
SMSQ/E and one generic version. The generic PEEK$ 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
Wolfgang Uhlig wrote:
Geoff Wicks wrote:
This means that Quanta would have a sum of about £1,000 each year to
spend on QL development. How should they spend this money?
On march, 8th, Laurence Reeves answered::
1000 pounds to the person who ports OpenOffice? ;)
That seems like a lot of cash
Actually, I believe that if you have both versions of the library
available (your make file would have to include both), you would get
notices of doubling defined items.
I probably could extract this piece and move it over but am concerned
that I have a piece that is old which is calling this.
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