Congratulations Holger!!!
Yesterday I was trying Amiga /View and it works GREAT. It is really a bit
faster. Even the "hardware" scrolling is fast and without the GFX garbage.
I'm also looking for the /Pro Amiga features. (I'll buy the /Pro license as
soon as my financial situation gets better ;)) I just found one minor
problem: when resizing the desktop window it looks like the bottom edge is
not calculated well so the desktop layout is not shown in full size after
resizing...I have not much time to track the problem.
Just another question: Will be possible to make a special 68060/FPU
optimized version of /View? Would be there any speed-up effect?
Keep up the great support for our oldies Amiga machines
Regards,
Cyphre
> On Thu, 19 Apr 2001, Holger Kruse wrote:
>
> > > > There are some minor differences in the way the library and shell
> > > > components work with AmigaOS and BeOS compared to Unix and Windows.
> > >
> > > The Amiga version seems faster now, is it my imagination or..?
> >
> > It is. View 1.0 was accidentally released with some compiler
optimizations
> > disabled.
>
> Aha, good. It is still sluggish though, especially I find the rebtris
> hard to play, seems like rebol caches in the input stream, so if I eager
> to get a brick down, many of the keypresses will affect the next brick.
> This behavious is a must in a text editor or other typing related, but
> in a game, this gets very nasty.. lagged keypresses make games damn
> annoying :) Perhaps there could a way to tell rebol to use a realtime
> approach on inputs for certain objects/windows/whatever?
>
> > [exclusive-colors screen-name "screenname"]
> >
> > Opening on a public screen is recommended with View, because that way
multiple
> > instances of View (main desktop and launched scripts e.g.) can share the
same
> > screen.
>
> Yes, indeed... PSI at work as usual :)
>
> > > Would be very nice if rebol could read tooltypes from icons directly
as
> > > well and use them as if arguments from CLI :)
> >
> > It can. Have you tried ? Just enter the arguments as tool types with one
> > tool type per argument, e.g.
> >
> > +q
> > -s
>
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