Marek
<<<<<<<<<<
Perfect explanation :), however how about using a "paralell API" ?
Instead of
SetMode( nRows, nCols )
one could use
winSetMode( pWIN, nRows, nCols )
(or something like that)
Do you see any problem with it ?
>>>>>>>>>>
No problems if I intend to and have required resources to change 500,000+
lines of code. Leave SetMode() example as it is only used at once or can be
omitted altogether. Let us take example of :
@ 12,10 SAY 'Hello World' COLOR 'W+/B'
How we will force this to paint in a particular window? There are the
possibilities.
1) @ 12,10 SAY 'Hello World' COLOR 'W+/B' WINDOW pWin
2) hb_WSelect( pWin ); @ 12,10 SAY 'Hello World' COLOR 'W+/B'
3) @ 12,10 SAY 'Hello World' COLOR 'W+/B' ; // GT detects which window has
the display focus and substitutes pWin parameter.
OR you wish to tie a Tbrowse to a pWin. In such case all GT commands in
TBrowse, e.g., DispOut(), DevPos(), etc are passed the pWin/pGT parameter
along ensuring that Tbrowse is displayed ever in correct window.
Let us continue the discussion.
Regards
Pritpal Bedi, INDIA-USA
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