> Dilwyn Jones schreef:
> > Does anyone have any experience of using MCALLT in Easyptr?
> >
>
> Hi Dilwyn,
>
> You could download Per Witte's 'POP2.zip' from
> http://www.bixio60.org.
> François Van Emelen
Thanks François, Bob and Marcel for your quick replies. Who's site is
that, BTW?
I'd fo
Hi Dilwyn,
> Does anyone have any experience of using MCALLT in Easyptr?
>
> I'm looking for a few examples of making use of the timeout and events
> (general tinkering), and perhaps for adding help 'bubbles' to my
> programs.
I have suqcessfully adapted the help/hint example, as Per Witte descri
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
> The Easyptr manual is pretty scant on the subject, basically
> describing it as an MCALL with a couple of extra parameters in
> Easyptr's IMPORTANT_TXT file. It doesn't really give any examples
> showing to properly use it.
I did rewrite the MCALLT text in manual revision 1.0
Dilwyn Jones schreef:
> Does anyone have any experience of using MCALLT in Easyptr?
>
Hi Dilwyn,
You could download Per Witte's 'POP2.zip' from http://www.bixio60.org.
François Van Emelen
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>> How do you know as to whether other Opera hits weren't als
That was the piece that I was missing - thanks.
My code is corrected to translate the string first before passing it.
Thanks for the quick responses everyone!
jim
On 4-Sep-06, at 1:44 PM, Dave Walker wrote:
James,
QDOS strings in C68 are normally represented by 2 fields as follows:
unsig
James,
QDOS strings in C68 are normally represented by 2 fields as follows:
unsigned short d_szname; /* size of name */
char d_name[36]; /* name area */
the first being a short with the length, and the next being a char field
with the contents. In your case it is actually working by 'l
Does anyone have any experience of using MCALLT in Easyptr?
I'm looking for a few examples of making use of the timeout and events
(general tinkering), and perhaps for adding help 'bubbles' to my
programs.
2 of my programs (Decimal Invaders and Status) use the timeout
facility to allow something
Hi Guys,
Three things were fooling me:
1) I was calling this using a C function so I 'assumed' that it was
converting to C strings
2) when I grab the string, if under 36 characters, it always seems to
have a 0 termination at the end
[ assembly might be right filling the string with t
Rich Mellor wrote:
> However, ideally the minimum surely has to be 36+5?? (rounded up to 42) or
> does the library have a distinct device name string also??
No, the device name is not part of the directory/file name.
Marcel
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On Mon, 04 Sep 2006 15:49:18 +0100, Marcel Kilgus
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> James Hunkins wrote:
>> I think that I found a bug in the qlib_h include file used by C68.
>> Here are the details:
>>
>> In the 'qdirect' structure, the member 'd_name' is defined as:
>> char d_name[36];
>
>
On Mon, 04 Sep 2006 15:18:59 +0100, James Hunkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Guys,
>
> I think that I found a bug in the qlib_h include file used by C68.
> Here are the details:
>
> In the 'qdirect' structure, the member 'd_name' is defined as:
> char d_name[36];
>
> This works as long a
James,
The header is correct - it defines a memory structure in QDOS, not a
structure designed for use with C. As such the definition is fixed and
cannot be changed. You will find that under QDOS all strings are preceded
by a 2-byte field that defines the length of the following string, and
st
James Hunkins wrote:
> I think that I found a bug in the qlib_h include file used by C68.
> Here are the details:
>
> In the 'qdirect' structure, the member 'd_name' is defined as:
> char d_name[36];
Your misconception is that d_name holds a null terminated string,
which it doesn't. The le
Guys,
I think that I found a bug in the qlib_h include file used by C68.
Here are the details:
In the 'qdirect' structure, the member 'd_name' is defined as:
char d_name[36];
This works as long as the directory/file name is 35 or fewer
characters and holds a properly terminated C st
On 1 Sep 2006, at 16:39, Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
>
>> From SMSQE v3.10 I started having difficulty with the Q40, although
>> the Q60 was OK. The Q40 refused to recognise the hard disk and so
>> stopped early on in the BOOT after LRESPRing SMSQE. Typing RESET
>> corrected this. Unfortunately v3.12
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