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- About the Quickies decks:
-
- Each of these decks deal with only a single topic.
-
- AppEvent
-
- This demo works under AmigaDos 2.0 only. This deck gives a simple
- example of using the Window's AppEvent script. Drag an icon over this
- window and release it. The selected file's icon image will be loaded
- into the deck and drawn within the window. You can then drag this image
- within the window.
-
- DrawBorder
-
- An example of using the supported Border styles. All script commands
- used to draw the borders are found in the AfterAttachment script of
- this deck.
-
- Qualifiers
-
- While this Deck's window is active, it will display the Keyboard
- qualifiers which are currently being pressed. See this deck's
- timer Occurred script for how this was done.
-
- ClockBar
-
- A simple deck to present the current time, date and memory allocation
- within a draggable bar.
-
- DisableTimer
-
- An example of using the DetachObject and ReattachObject to start and stop
- a Timer Object. See the OnRelease script of the button in this deck.
-
- ViewOffset
-
- This deck demonstrates the use of the SetViewOffset and GetViewOffset
- commands. Run this deck and then click and drag within the empty button
- in the window. Your entire display will scroll about. If you wish to
- return to your original positioning, simply press over the Reset button,
- or click on the close window button.
-
- ExclusiveButtons
-
- This simply shows how to use radio buttons as a set of exclusive choices.
-
- DosTest by M. J. Guerra
-
- This deck uses the STDOUT flag of the Dos command. If this deck is
- started from a SHELL or CLI, the "ram:" directory will be listed to that
- CLI when the button is pressed. If it was started from Workbench, then
- a new CLI will be opened to display the directory.
-
- ButtonStyles by M. J. Guerra
-
- This deck displays the various ButtonStyles and highlights available in
- CanDo.
-
- FormatValuePatterns
-
- This deck allows you to test and verify your understanding of the
- FormatValue function. You can type a value or expression into one
- field, and a formatting "pattern" into the other, and quickly see
- the results. The patterns can also be stored in a data file in case
- you want to keep them as references.
-
- TheParser by M. J. Guerra
-
- This is another deck which demonstrates the use of the FormatValue
- command.
-
- ToggleDeck
-
- This shows off how to use the CLIUtility 'ToggleWB'
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