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                          Blitz Mailing List Guide
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@{" Re: ASLfilerequester freezes without debugger. " Link "mail_0"}      Steve Hargreaves
@{" Re: ASLfilerequester freezes without debugger. " Link "mail_1"}      Bernd Roesch
@{" Re: ASLfilerequester freezes without debugger. " Link "mail_2"}      Steve Hargreaves
@{" Re: ASLfilerequester freezes without debugger. " Link "mail_3"}      Bernd Roesch
@{" Re: ASLfilerequester freezes without debugger. " Link "mail_4"}      Steve Hargreaves
@{" ASLfilerequester freezes without debugger. " Link "mail_5"}      Joar Berntsen
@{" Could you help me with this "problem" in blitz please? " Link "mail_6"}      Andrew Bruno
@{" Re: Enforcer Hits " Link "mail_7"}      Lorence Lombardo
@{" Re: Enforcer Hits " Link "mail_8"}      Bernd Roesch
@{" Re: Enforcer Hits " Link "mail_9"}      Thilo K
@{" Re: Enforcer Hits " Link "mail_10"}      Lorence Lombardo
@{" Re: Enforcer Hits " Link "mail_11"}      Lorence Lombardo
@{" Re: Enforcer Hits " Link "mail_12"}      Bernd Roesch
@{" Re: Enforcer Hits " Link "mail_13"}      Lorence Lombardo
@{" Re: Enforcer Hits " Link "mail_14"}      Thilo K
@{" Re: Enforcer Hits " Link "mail_15"}      Bernd Roesch
@{" Re: Enforcer Hits " Link "mail_16"}      Lorence Lombardo
@{" Enforcer Hits and Amithlon " Link "mail_17"}      Lorence Lombardo
@{" Group project " Link "mail_18"}      Steve Hargreaves
@{" Re: Group project " Link "mail_19"}      Thilo K
@{" Re: Group project " Link "mail_20"}      Thilo K
@{" Re: Group project " Link "mail_21"}      Steve Hargreaves
@{" Re: Group project " Link "mail_22"}      Anders Hasselqvist
@{" Re: Group project " Link "mail_23"}      amorel
@{" Re: Group project " Link "mail_24"}      Demon Hell
@{" http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk " Link "mail_25"}      Christine Hall
@{" Re: http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk " Link "mail_26"}      amorel
@{" Re: http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk " Link "mail_27"}      David McMinn
@{" Re: http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk " Link "mail_28"}      Gareth Griffiths
@{" Re: http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk " Link "mail_29"}      amorel
@{" Re: http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk " Link "mail_30"}      Tony Rolfe
@{" I don't know anything about enforcer hits. " Link "mail_31"}      joar.berntsen@...
@{" Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. " Link "mail_32"}      Bernd Roesch
@{" Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. " Link "mail_33"}      Lorence Lombardo
@{" Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. " Link "mail_34"}      Bernd Roesch
@{" Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. " Link "mail_35"}      Lorence Lombardo
@{" Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. " Link "mail_36"}      joar.berntsen@...
@{" Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. " Link "mail_37"}      Bernd Roesch
@{" Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. " Link "mail_38"}      Bernd Roesch
@{" Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. " Link "mail_39"}      joar.berntsen@...
@{" Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. " Link "mail_40"}      Bernd Roesch
@{" Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. " Link "mail_41"}      Joar Berntsen
@{" Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. " Link "mail_42"}      Bernd Roesch
@{" Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. " Link "mail_43"}      Joar Berntsen
@{" Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. " Link "mail_44"}      Bernd Roesch
@{" I've made a diskmag, but could use some help " Link "mail_45"}      Torgeir Amundsen
@{" Re: I've made a diskmag, but could use some help " Link "mail_46"}      Steve Hargreaves
@{" Re: I've made a diskmag, but could use some help " Link "mail_47"}      Bernd Roesch
@{" Re: I've made a diskmag, but could use some help " Link "mail_48"}      Thilo K
@{" Re: I've made a diskmag, but could use some help " Link "mail_49"}      MadGun68
@{" Re: I've made a diskmag, but could use some help " Link "mail_50"}      Bernd Roesch
@{" Limiting mouse (again) " Link "mail_51"}      Steve Hargreaves
@{" Limiting the mouse " Link "mail_52"}      Steve Hargreaves
@{" Re: Limiting the mouse " Link "mail_53"}      Thilo K
@{" Re: Limiting the mouse " Link "mail_54"}      Steve Hargreaves
@{" Re: Limiting the mouse " Link "mail_55"}      David McMinn
@{" Loadfont and textstyles dont work " Link "mail_56"}      Bernd Roesch
@{" Re: Loadfont and textstyles dont work " Link "mail_57"}      MadGun68
@{" Re: Loadfont and textstyles dont work " Link "mail_58"}      MadGun68
@{" Re: Loadfont and textstyles dont work " Link "mail_59"}      Bernd Roesch
@{" magicmenu trouble...(?) " Link "mail_60"}      Joar Berntsen
@{" Re: magicmenu trouble...(?) " Link "mail_61"}      Steve Hargreaves
@{" Re: magicmenu trouble...(?) " Link "mail_62"}      Joar Berntsen
@{" Re: magicmenu trouble...(?) " Link "mail_63"}      Steve Hargreaves
@{" Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) " Link "mail_64"}      Gareth Griffiths
@{" Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) " Link "mail_65"}      Anders Hasselqvist
@{" Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) " Link "mail_66"}      Gareth Griffiths
@{" Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) " Link "mail_67"}      Sami N
@{" Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) " Link "mail_68"}      Anders Hasselqvist
@{" Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) " Link "mail_69"}      Berga
@{" Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) " Link "mail_70"}      Berga
@{" Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) " Link "mail_71"}      Berga
@{" Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) " Link "mail_72"}      Berga
@{" New e-mail address " Link "mail_73"}      Lorence Lombardo
@{" P2P Client " Link "mail_74"}      Thilo K
@{" Re: P2P Client " Link "mail_75"}      Steve Hargreaves
@{" Records on fields how work this ? " Link "mail_76"}      Bernd Roesch
@{" Re: Records on fields how work this ? " Link "mail_77"}      Steve Hargreaves
@{" RTEZGetString enforcer hit. " Link "mail_78"}      Lorence Lombardo
@{" Re: RTEZGetString enforcer hit. " Link "mail_79"}      Bernd Roesch
@{" Re: sds tcp lib " Link "mail_80"}      Sven Dr
@{" Re: sds tcp lib " Link "mail_81"}      Thilo K
@{" Re: sds tcp lib " Link "mail_82"}      Bernd Roesch
@{" Re: sds tcp lib " Link "mail_83"}      David McMinn
@{" SDSTCPLib and listen sockets... " Link "mail_84"}      Gareth Griffiths
@{" Re: Strange problem " Link "mail_85"}      Fabio
@{" Stupid spammers (was RE: http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) " Link "mail_86"}      Demon Hell
@{" TCP: device on WinUAE " Link "mail_87"}      Lorence Lombardo
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@NODE "mail_0" " Re: ASLfilerequester freezes without debugger. "
From: Steve Hargreaves <Steve@...>
Date: 07-21-02 18:49:16
Subject: @{b}Re: ASLfilerequester freezes without debugger.@{ub}
Hi there, Joar
On 28-Jul-02, you said:
JB> when the user is done naming/selecting a file with
JB> the ASLfilerequester command, it works with the
JB> debugger enabled, but not without it.
The ASLFilerequest command in Blitz is buggy. I had enforcer hits that I
eventually tracked down to it.
JB> if this command is somehow outdated and there is
JB> a better command that does the same, pls tell me.
Use the OS functions instead. I've attached a function to do this.
For a draw requester only set #ASLFR_DrawersOnly to True.
Regards
Steve
     // A1200 '060 50Mhz, 2+64Meg, EZ-Tower, 540 Meg IDE 2.14Gig
    //  SCSI, 3 Gig IDE, Power CD-ROM, IDE CDRW, HPDJ610C,
   //  OS3.9, 56K Origo Modem, Silver Surfer, EZMouse, ProLine
\\// Wheelmouse, Sega and CD32 Controllers, NEC 2A
 \/  Multisync, EIDE buffered 4 way interface, and no hair.
Author of:- GHelp, Blitzdock, Placemouse, WBCycle, Amiga Draughts and
ScalosEject.
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To lose a friend is the greatest of all losses.
-- Syrus
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@NODE "mail_1" " Re: ASLfilerequester freezes without debugger. "
From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: 07-22-02 02:15:01
Subject: @{b}Re: ASLfilerequester freezes without debugger.@{ub}
Hello Steve
On 21-Jul-02, you wrote:
> Hi there, Joar
> On 28-Jul-02, you said:
>> when the user is done naming/selecting a file with
>> the ASLfilerequester command, it works with the
>> debugger enabled, but not without it.
> The ASLFilerequest command in Blitz is buggy. I had enforcer hits that I
> eventually tracked down to it.
>> if this command is somehow outdated and there is
>> a better command that does the same, pls tell me.
> Use the OS functions instead. I've attached a function to do this.
I always told to report bugs so this can fixed and not simple use OS
functions
Seem hopeless to get AB2 100% bugfree without your help because i cannot
check all 1000 of functions alone
> For a draw requester only set #ASLFR_DrawersOnly to True.
> Regards
> Steve
> --
>     // A1200 '060 50Mhz, 2+64Meg, EZ-Tower, 540 Meg IDE 2.14Gig
>    //  SCSI, 3 Gig IDE, Power CD-ROM, IDE CDRW, HPDJ610C,
>   //  OS3.9, 56K Origo Modem, Silver Surfer, EZMouse, ProLine
> \\// Wheelmouse, Sega and CD32 Controllers, NEC 2A
> \/  Multisync, EIDE buffered 4 way interface, and no hair.
> Author of:- GHelp, Blitzdock, Placemouse, WBCycle, Amiga Draughts and
> ScalosEject.
> PGP Public Key:-
> http://www.hargreavess.freeserve.co.uk/SteveHargreavesPGP.asc
> To lose a friend is the greatest of all losses.
> -- Syrus
Regards
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@NODE "mail_2" " Re: ASLfilerequester freezes without debugger. "
From: Steve Hargreaves <Steve@...>
Date: 07-22-02 11:37:10
Subject: @{b}Re: ASLfilerequester freezes without debugger.@{ub}
Hi there, Bernd
On 22-Jul-02, you said:
BR>> The ASLFilerequest command in Blitz is buggy. I had enforcer hits that I
BR>> eventually tracked down to it.
BR>>
BR>>> if this command is somehow outdated and there is
BR>>> a better command that does the same, pls tell me.
BR>>
BR>> Use the OS functions instead. I've attached a function to do this.
BR> I always told to report bugs so this can fixed and not simple use OS
BR> functions
BR> Seem hopeless to get AB2 100% bugfree without your help because i cannot
BR> check all 1000 of functions alone
Sorry, Bernd. This is a long standing bug in Blitz, and one that has been
mentioned on this list before, so I assumed that you were aware of it. Anyway,
you are now :o)
Regards
Steve
     // A1200 '060 50Mhz, 2+64Meg, EZ-Tower, 540 Meg IDE 2.14Gig
    //  SCSI, 3 Gig IDE, Power CD-ROM, IDE CDRW, HPDJ610C,
   //  OS3.9, 56K Origo Modem, Silver Surfer, EZMouse, ProLine
\\// Wheelmouse, Sega and CD32 Controllers, NEC 2A
 \/  Multisync, EIDE buffered 4 way interface, and no hair.
Author of:- GHelp, Blitzdock, Placemouse, WBCycle, Amiga Draughts and
ScalosEject.
PGP Public Key:-
http://www.hargreavess.freeserve.co.uk/SteveHargreavesPGP.asc
Courage is your greatest present need.
-- Unknown
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@NODE "mail_3" " Re: ASLfilerequester freezes without debugger. "
From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: 07-22-02 21:07:55
Subject: @{b}Re: ASLfilerequester freezes without debugger.@{ub}
Hello Steve
On 21-Jul-02, you wrote:
I found this source.It generate a file that is 2200 Bytes long.The one in
the 2.26 Distri is 3000 Bytes long.
Is there a newer Source out ?
> Hi there, Joar
> On 28-Jul-02, you said:
>> when the user is done naming/selecting a file with
>> the ASLfilerequester command, it works with the
>> debugger enabled, but not without it.
Have you set maxlen for the path/filename vars (see online doku for
aslfilerequest) correct
> The ASLFilerequest command in Blitz is buggy. I had enforcer hits that I
> eventually tracked down to it.
>> if this command is somehow outdated and there is
>> a better command that does the same, pls tell me.
> Use the OS functions instead. I've attached a function to do this.
> For a draw requester only set #ASLFR_DrawersOnly to True.
> Regards
> Steve
> --
>     // A1200 '060 50Mhz, 2+64Meg, EZ-Tower, 540 Meg IDE 2.14Gig
>    //  SCSI, 3 Gig IDE, Power CD-ROM, IDE CDRW, HPDJ610C,
>   //  OS3.9, 56K Origo Modem, Silver Surfer, EZMouse, ProLine
> \\// Wheelmouse, Sega and CD32 Controllers, NEC 2A
> \/  Multisync, EIDE buffered 4 way interface, and no hair.
> Author of:- GHelp, Blitzdock, Placemouse, WBCycle, Amiga Draughts and
> ScalosEject.
> PGP Public Key:-
> http://www.hargreavess.freeserve.co.uk/SteveHargreavesPGP.asc
> To lose a friend is the greatest of all losses.
> -- Syrus
Regards
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@NODE "mail_4" " Re: ASLfilerequester freezes without debugger. "
From: Steve Hargreaves <Steve@...>
Date: 07-22-02 18:56:19
Subject: @{b}Re: ASLfilerequester freezes without debugger.@{ub}
Hi there, Bernd
On 22-Jul-02, you said:
BR> Hello Steve
BR> On 21-Jul-02, you wrote:
BR> I found this source.It generate a file that is 2200 Bytes long.The one in
BR> the 2.26 Distri is 3000 Bytes long.
BR> Is there a newer Source out ?
I have a source which is a different size than yours, but fails when I try to
compile it (Wrong number of macro parameters) so I can't say what size the
compiled lib would be. If you want - I can send it to you privately.
The info at the top is the same, suggesting it may be a slight variant on the
one you have. The source size here is smaller, so I expect it would create a
smaller lib and probably isn't the one in the current distribution.
Regards
Steve
     // A1200 '060 50Mhz, 2+64Meg, EZ-Tower, 540 Meg IDE 2.14Gig
    //  SCSI, 3 Gig IDE, Power CD-ROM, IDE CDRW, HPDJ610C,
   //  OS3.9, 56K Origo Modem, Silver Surfer, EZMouse, ProLine
\\// Wheelmouse, Sega and CD32 Controllers, NEC 2A
 \/  Multisync, EIDE buffered 4 way interface, and no hair.
Author of:- GHelp, Blitzdock, Placemouse, WBCycle, Amiga Draughts and
ScalosEject.
PGP Public Key:-
http://www.hargreavess.freeserve.co.uk/SteveHargreavesPGP.asc
When in doubt, don't bother.
-- Unknown
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@NODE "mail_5" " ASLfilerequester freezes without debugger. "
From: Joar Berntsen <joar.berntsen@...>
Date: 07-28-02 19:20:04
Subject: @{b}ASLfilerequester freezes without debugger.@{ub}
I think I did not have this problem before v2.4.
when the user is done naming/selecting a file with
the ASLfilerequester command, it works with the
debugger enabled, but not without it.
it freezes and boots without it.
I do not know why.
if this command is somehow outdated and there is
a better command that does the same, pls tell me.
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@NODE "mail_6" " Could you help me with this "problem" in blitz please? "
From: Andrew Bruno <abruno@...>
Date: 07-16-02 10:32:04
Subject: @{b}Could you help me with this "problem" in blitz please?@{ub}
Working on what was given to me as a test of the serial port to look for the
existance of a modem or midi (Derived from a ~modem responce).....
This is my latest project.
In a modem S86 can hold values set which are determined by HOW the modem was
disconnected.
This program is trying to get that value.
But it doesn't work.
Ok, the device is not the serial.devivce, but that is because I have a
hypercom3 card.
Could someone please help me get this part of the code working, then I can
move on to the decoding the value, opening a window and giving a reason.
Thanks in advance.
Oxymoron: Casual intimacy.
Andrew Bruno
abruno@...
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@NODE "mail_7" " Re: Enforcer Hits "
From: Lorence Lombardo <lory@...>
Date: 07-22-02 17:17:30
Subject: @{b}Re: Enforcer Hits@{ub}
Hi Blitzers,
            Sorry I've forgotten, but how do I check for enforcer hits
on WinUAE, since I cannot do this on Amithlon because it has no MMU..?
Regards
Why not check out some of my programs...!!!???
http://home.in.tum.de/hodges/cgi-bin/amifind?query=Lorence+Lombardo&dir=-1&mode=and
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-- Carolyn Scheppner
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@NODE "mail_8" " Re: Enforcer Hits "
From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: 07-22-02 18:36:33
Subject: @{b}Re: Enforcer Hits@{ub}
Hello Lorence
On 22-Jul-02, you wrote:
> Hi Blitzers,
>            Sorry I've forgotten, but how do I check for enforcer hits
> on WinUAE, since I cannot do this on Amithlon because it has no MMU..?
> Regards
> --
Do you use winuae and like a version ?
I have enforcer like support now in 0.8.21 which work on all UAE's
Only the allow of Bernd and Toni is outstanding for this to get offical
BTW: thats no OS4 or MorphOS like VaporMessage another Blitzer have this
version
     he can verify that it work if you dont believe
> Why not check out some of my programs...!!!???
http://home.in.tum.de/hodges/cgi-bin/amifind?query=Lorence+Lombardo&dir=-1&mode=and
> Experience is directly proportional to the value of equipment destroyed.
> -- Carolyn Scheppner
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@NODE "mail_9" " Re: Enforcer Hits "
From: Thilo K
hler <koehlerthilo@...>
Date: 07-22-02 14:31:37
Subject: @{b}Re: Enforcer Hits@{ub}
Hi all!
> > Sorry I've forgotten, but how do I check for enforcer hits
> > on WinUAE, since I cannot do this on Amithlon because it has no MMU..?
> I have enforcer like support now in 0.8.21 which work on all UAE's
> Only the allow of Bernd and Toni is outstanding for this to get offical
> BTW: thats no OS4 or MorphOS like VaporMessage another Blitzer have this
> version
> he can verify that it work if you dont believe
Indeed, I have this version and it works quite ok (thanks Bernie!).
I use WinUAE now to find enforcer hits, main developement I do
on Amithlon. I hope there will be a tool like enforcer on Amithlon
in the future.
Ciao,
Thilo
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http://www.gmx.net
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@NODE "mail_10" " Re: Enforcer Hits "
From: Lorence Lombardo <lory@...>
Date: 07-23-02 00:35:11
Subject: @{b}Re: Enforcer Hits@{ub}
Hello Bernd
On 22-Jul-02, you wrote:
> Do you use winuae and like a version ?
Sometimes I use WinUAE 0.8.17 for the classic chip set support, but I
much prefer AmiThlon.
> I have enforcer like support now in 0.8.21 which work on all UAE's
> Only the allow of Bernd and Toni is outstanding for this to get
> offical
Unfotunately I had no success in getting WinUAE 0.8.21 to work with my
SCSI CDrom drives.
Regards
Why not check out some of my programs...!!!???
http://home.in.tum.de/hodges/cgi-bin/amifind?query=Lorence+Lombardo&dir=-1&mode=and
Success is like a fart - only your own smells nice.
-- James P. Hogan
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@NODE "mail_11" " Re: Enforcer Hits "
From: Lorence Lombardo <lory@...>
Date: 07-23-02 00:39:08
Subject: @{b}Re: Enforcer Hits@{ub}
Hello Thilo
On 22-Jul-02, you wrote:
> I hope there will be a tool like enforcer on Amithlon in the future.
I agree...!!! Looking forward to Amithlon2. :)
Regards
Why not check out some of my programs...!!!???
http://home.in.tum.de/hodges/cgi-bin/amifind?query=Lorence+Lombardo&dir=-1&mode=and
Always remember that you are unique.  Just like everyone else.
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@NODE "mail_12" " Re: Enforcer Hits "
From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: 07-23-02 02:04:00
Subject: @{b}Re: Enforcer Hits@{ub}
Hello Lorence
On 22-Jul-02, you wrote:
> Hello Bernd
> On 22-Jul-02, you wrote:
>> Do you use winuae and like a version ?
> Sometimes I use WinUAE 0.8.17 for the classic chip set support, but I
> much prefer AmiThlon.
>> I have enforcer like support now in 0.8.21 which work on all UAE's
>> Only the allow of Bernd and Toni is outstanding for this to get
>> offical
> Unfotunately I had no success in getting WinUAE 0.8.21 to work with my
> SCSI CDrom drives.
You can turn on logfile to see what your cdrom Unit Num have
You need then like real amiga or amithlon a cdrom filesystem like amicdfs or
and add the unit Num and as device uaescsi.device
> Regards
> --
> Why not check out some of my programs...!!!???
http://home.in.tum.de/hodges/cgi-bin/amifind?query=Lorence+Lombardo&dir=-1&mode=and
> Success is like a fart - only your own smells nice.
> -- James P. Hogan
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@NODE "mail_13" " Re: Enforcer Hits "
From: Lorence Lombardo <lory@...>
Date: 07-23-02 12:09:52
Subject: @{b}Re: Enforcer Hits@{ub}
Hello Bernd
On 23-Jul-02, you wrote:
> You can turn on logfile to see what your cdrom Unit Num have You
> need then like real amiga or amithlon a cdrom filesystem like
> amicdfs or so
> and add the unit Num and as device uaescsi.device
Yes I tried an amiga file system but it did not work. But I notice that
0.8.21 is up to r4 so I might give it another try.
Regards
Why not check out some of my programs...!!!???
http://home.in.tum.de/hodges/cgi-bin/amifind?query=Lorence+Lombardo&dir=-1&mode=and
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@NODE "mail_14" " Re: Enforcer Hits "
From: Thilo K
hler <koehlerthilo@...>
Date: 07-23-02 10:43:14
Subject: @{b}Re: Enforcer Hits@{ub}
Hello Lorence!
> > You can turn on logfile to see what your cdrom Unit Num have You
> > need then like real amiga or amithlon a cdrom filesystem like
> > amicdfs or so
> > and add the unit Num and as device uaescsi.device
> Yes I tried an amiga file system but it did not work. But I notice that
> 0.8.21 is up to r4 so I might give it another try.
I remember that the CD ROm support was broken in 0.8.21.x
so dont worry about your CD Rom. I use 0.8.17 and this seems to
be more stable anyway. I think we have to wait for the next version
(which might have the enforcer-like-tool integrated).
Ciao,
Thilo
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@NODE "mail_15" " Re: Enforcer Hits "
From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: 07-23-02 17:35:10
Subject: @{b}Re: Enforcer Hits@{ub}
Hello Lorence
On 23-Jul-02, you wrote:
> Hello Bernd
> On 23-Jul-02, you wrote:
>> You can turn on logfile to see what your cdrom Unit Num have You
>> need then like real amiga or amithlon a cdrom filesystem like
>> amicdfs or so
>> and add the unit Num and as device uaescsi.device
> Yes I tried an amiga file system but it did not work. But I notice that
> 0.8.21 is up to r4 so I might give it another try.
Is your cdrom is report in the logfile ?
The r5 who come out soon have als some uaescsi device fixes
> Regards
> --
> Why not check out some of my programs...!!!???
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@NODE "mail_16" " Re: Enforcer Hits "
From: Lorence Lombardo <lory@...>
Date: 07-23-02 21:23:08
Subject: @{b}Re: Enforcer Hits@{ub}
Hello Thilo & Bernd
On 23-Jul-02, you wrote:
> I remember that the CD ROm support was broken in 0.8.21.x
> so dont worry about your CD Rom. I use 0.8.17 and this seems to
> be more stable anyway. I think we have to wait for the next version
> (which might have the enforcer-like-tool integrated).
>Yes I tried an amiga file system but it did not work. But I notice that
> 0.8.21 is up to r4 so I might give it another try.
OK, I'll wait for the next version.
Regards
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http://home.in.tum.de/hodges/cgi-bin/amifind?query=Lorence+Lombardo&dir=-1&mode=and
The only thing that stops God from sending another flood is that
the first one was useless.
-- Chamfort
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@NODE "mail_17" " Enforcer Hits and Amithlon "
From: Lorence Lombardo <lory@...>
Date: 07-28-02 09:30:23
Subject: @{b}Enforcer Hits and Amithlon@{ub}
Hello Blitzers,
               I knew about this Enforcer clone program a while ago and
totally forgot about it. But you can find it on this site:-
http://home.tvd.be/cr29954/tools.htm
NB: It may take some time for me to reply to e-mails since my e-mail
service is down at the moment.
Regards
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http://home.in.tum.de/hodges/cgi-bin/amifind?query=Lorence+Lombardo&dir=-1&mode=and
Man invented language to satisfy his deep need to complain.
-- Lily Tomlin
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@NODE "mail_18" " Group project "
From: Steve Hargreaves <Steve@...>
Date: 07-06-02 00:48:35
Subject: @{b}Group project@{ub}
Hi there, all
I know that there is a lot of experience and some very proficient blitz coders
on this list, and so, subject to a reply to another mail I've sent, I'm trying
to guage interest in a possible group project.
With the demise of Napster and AudioGalaxy, and with the Amiga Gnutella port
having been abandoned, there's a distinct lack of options for Amiga file
sharing.
I've been doing some exploring, and it seems that the Direct Connect client has
it's basis in Visual Basic. That being the case, and given that I (and
undoubtably others on this list) have at least a passing familiarity with VB,
and at the very least, we could read the damn code with some semblence of
understanding, I thought that if I could lay my hands on the Direct Connect
source, we could perhaps take on an Amiga port as a group project.
As I say, this is subject to getting hold of the source - something I'm working
on, but I'd like to know what the interest would be from people on this list.
Of course, some proper project management would be required, but that's just
detail that could be worked out.
So - who's up for it?
All the best
Steve
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@NODE "mail_19" " Re: Group project "
From: Thilo K
hler <koehlerthilo@...>
Date: 07-06-02 17:54:27
Subject: @{b}Re: Group project@{ub}
Hello Steve
I am interessted in this project.
But I would suggest to write a complete new client.
I have already coded the networks subroutines
to connect to the GNutella network and to send/receive
requests. "Only" thing that is missing is a proper GUI and
the download management. If someone is keen in
MUI we could create a client not too hard.
Alternatively we could use some GUI library
I have created for HD-Rec (my project), it is MUI
like but created GTButtons.
Ciao,
Thilo
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@NODE "mail_20" " Re: Group project "
From: Thilo K
hler <koehlerthilo@...>
Date: 07-06-02 18:23:38
Subject: @{b}Re: Group project@{ub}
Hello Steve
OK, so already two people who are interesstred in
this.
I could (and would) do all the network stuff and datatransfere.
I could also implement an internal player for mp3 files.
(this is very easy because I have already coded this
for other projects, see my homepage http://www.hd-rec.de
under "others".)
So I guess for you would be the MUI GUI stuff left.
And someone has to do the main programm calling
the network and GUI functions.
This project should be totaly freeware.
Lets see if there are more people out there who are
interessted in this.
Ciao,
Thilo
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@NODE "mail_21" " Re: Group project "
From: Steve Hargreaves <Steve@...>
Date: 07-06-02 17:31:19
Subject: @{b}Re: Group project@{ub}
Hi there, Thilo
On 06-Jul-02, you said:
TK> OK, so already two people who are interesstred in
TK> this.
WayHay - we have a start:o)
TK> I could (and would) do all the network stuff and datatransfere.
TK> I could also implement an internal player for mp3 files.
TK> (this is very easy because I have already coded this
TK> for other projects, see my homepage http://www.hd-rec.de
TK> under "others".)
TK> So I guess for you would be the MUI GUI stuff left.
No problem - I enjoy the challenge of MUI programming :o)
TK> And someone has to do the main programm calling
TK> the network and GUI functions.
I guess someone would have to act as a sort of project manager - bringing the
various bits together. I would suggest that whoever did all the link code etc.
would probably be best placed for this - but I would welcome your thoughts.
TK> This project should be totaly freeware.
That would have been one of the provisos for the Direct Connect project - so I
agree entirely - besides - it wouldn't be fare to charge for a one of a kind
Miggy project who's purpose is to get free stuff ;o)
TK> Lets see if there are more people out there who are
TK> interessted in this.
Well, we could do with at least one other to do all the main functions :o)
Regards
Steve
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    //  SCSI, 3 Gig IDE, Power CD-ROM, IDE CDRW, HPDJ610C,
   //  OS3.9, 56K Origo Modem, Silver Surfer, EZMouse, ProLine
\\// Wheelmouse, Sega and CD32 Controllers, NEC 2A
 \/  Multisync, EIDE buffered 4 way interface, and no hair.
Author of:- GHelp, Blitzdock, Placemouse, WBCycle, Amiga Draughts and
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@NODE "mail_22" " Re: Group project "
From: Anders Hasselqvist <hassel@...>
Date: 07-06-02 17:39:34
Subject: @{b}Re: Group project@{ub}
Steve Hargreaves wrote:
> Hi there, all
> I've been doing some exploring, and it seems that the Direct Connect client has
> it's basis in Visual Basic. That being the case, and given that I (and
> As I say, this is subject to getting hold of the source - something I'm working
> on, but I'd like to know what the interest would be from people on this list.
You have the source for dcplusplus and dctc and a few others including a
java client on sourceforge you can look at instead.
Regards,
Anders Hasselqvist
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@NODE "mail_23" " Re: Group project "
From: amorel <amorel@...>
Date: 07-07-02 01:27:54
Subject: @{b}Re: Group project@{ub}
On Sat, Jul 06, 2002 at 05:31:19PM +0100, Steve Hargreaves wrote:
> I guess someone would have to act as a sort of project manager - bringing the
> various bits together. I would suggest that whoever did all the link code etc.
> would probably be best placed for this - but I would welcome your thoughts.
In my experience and view a project manager should never do any actual
coding.
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@NODE "mail_24" " Re: Group project "
From: Demon Hell <demonhell_@...>
Date: 07-07-02 01:53:51
Subject: @{b}Re: Group project@{ub}
>In my experience and view a project manager should never do any actual
>coding.
Damn right...someone has to make the coffee and buy doughnuts ;)
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@NODE "mail_25" " http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk "
From: Christine Hall <bounce@...>
Date: 07-08-02 06:41:29
Subject: @{b}http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk@{ub}
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@NODE "mail_26" " Re: http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk "
From: amorel <amorel@...>
Date: 07-08-02 09:20:58
Subject: @{b}Re: http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk@{ub}
On Mon, Jul 08, 2002 at 01:41:29PM +0800, Christine Hall wrote:
> Did you know that http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk is not listed on some search engines?
Yes mister David, did you know?!?
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@NODE "mail_27" " Re: http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk "
From: David McMinn <dave@...>
Date: 07-08-02 17:58:26
Subject: @{b}Re: http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk@{ub}
On 8 Jul 2002 at 10:20, amorel wrote:
> > Did you know that http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk is not listed on
> > some search engines?
> Yes mister David, did you know?!?
Grumble, gagh, not these freaks again.
1) There's no site there any more (which is also why it's not on search engines)
2) I've tried to get them to stop.
3) I'll bet a lot of the people's addresses who were on the Blitz2000 site are
glad I implemented a mailto form instead of just having their email address in the
HTML (sadly, that's what I did with the list :/ )
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@NODE "mail_28" " Re: http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk "
From: Gareth Griffiths <mail@...>
Date: 07-08-02 20:32:00
Subject: @{b}Re: http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk@{ub}
Hello David,
On Monday, July 8, 2002 at 5:58:26 PM, you wrote:
> Grumble, gagh, not these freaks again.
I get one of these every so often, about three times.
> 2) I've tried to get them to stop.
You can't, it's just spam. Unfortunately. Some people should e-mail these
TrafficMagnet people and tell them that their mails just put people off
rather than generate customers :)
> 3) I'll bet a lot of the people's addresses who were on the Blitz2000 site are
> glad I implemented a mailto form instead of just having their email address in the
> HTML (sadly, that's what I did with the list :/ )
It's because of people like Christine Hall (if that is her real name, rather
than \\PC-01\ ;) that I've had to put a mail form on my site now rather than
a direct e-mail link.
Cheers,
GazChap.
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@NODE "mail_29" " Re: http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk "
From: amorel <amorel@...>
Date: 07-09-02 07:28:57
Subject: @{b}Re: http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk@{ub}
On Mon, Jul 08, 2002 at 05:58:26PM +0100, David McMinn wrote:
> Grumble, gagh, not these freaks again.
Hhehe ;-)
> 1) There's no site there any more (which is also why it's not on search engines)
> 2) I've tried to get them to stop.
> 3) I'll bet a lot of the people's addresses who were on the Blitz2000 site are
> glad I implemented a mailto form instead of just having their email address in the
> HTML (sadly, that's what I did with the list :/ )
I still have my email adress directly in the html, should change that,
thanks for the reminder.
Regards
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@NODE "mail_30" " Re: http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk "
From: Tony Rolfe <edgewater@...>
Date: 07-09-02 08:43:33
Subject: @{b}Re: http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk@{ub}
On 8 Jul 2002 at 17:58, David McMinn wrote:
> 1) There's no site there any more (which is also why it's not on search
> engines) 2) I've tried to get them to stop. 3) I'll bet a lot of the
> people's addresses who were on the Blitz2000 site are glad I implemented a
> mailto form instead of just having their email address in the HTML (sadly,
> that's what I did with the list :/ )
That sounds a great idea.    How does one set up a mailto form?   I
need one on my sites, my e-mail addresses are in clear too.
HTML on a postcard to...
Thanks
Tony Rolfe
For Gill & Tony Rolfe
EDGEWATER MOTEL
1 Princess Avenue South
BURRILL LAKE   NSW   2539
Phone: [phone]
  Fax: [phone]
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@NODE "mail_31" " I don't know anything about enforcer hits. "
From: joar.berntsen@...
Date: 07-11-02 18:57:00
Subject: @{b}I don't know anything about enforcer hits.@{ub}
a nice guy gave me a bug report.
he says my prog on aminet gives him this enforcer hit
-begin report-
WORD READ from 00000028                        PC: 0D6B9A6C
USP : 0D646E84 SR: 0018  (U0)(-)(-)  TCB: 0D642DF8
Data: 0C00FFFF 0D6B97A0 00008AF2 0000807C 0000FFFF 00000000 00000000
00000000
Addr: 00000000 0D6B97A0 0D6C0718 00000000 00000000 0D52F048 000021B8
0C430E44
Stck: 0D6B2A8A 0D66C456 0000191A 0D66C450 00000000 00000000 00000000
00000000
Stck: 00000000 00000000 00000000 0D66C450 00000000 00000000 00000000
00000000
Stck: 0D642DF8 00000000 0D6B2A46 0D66C456 00F95C92 00004000 77617463
684E706C
Stck: 61790000 0D215AD8 00001908 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
00000000
Stck: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
00000000
Stck: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
00000000
Stck: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
00000000
Stck: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
00000000
----> 0D6B9A6C - "watchNplay"  Hunk 0000 Offset 0004D61C
Name: "watchNplay"  Hunk 0000 Offset 0004D61C
My config : A4040, CGX4, WB in 800x600 16bit.
Otherwise, it works fine here.
-end report-
but I don't know what causes it,
so I thought if there were anyone that knows enforcer hits,
I would be glad to get some hints on what it could be.
others say my prog crashes at startup,
so that may be because of this enforcer hit.
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@NODE "mail_32" " Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. "
From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: 07-12-02 19:32:43
Subject: @{b}Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits.@{ub}
Hello joar.berntsen@...
On 11-Jul-02, you wrote:
For a while there was a $28 enforcer hit too.It happen with mildred and when
no monitorfile is load.I have written a test program to show this.Maybe
someone have this program or have the mail I delete it.
> a nice guy gave me a bug report.
> he says my prog on aminet gives him this enforcer hit
> -begin report-
> WORD READ from 00000028                        PC: 0D6B9A6C
> USP : 0D646E84 SR: 0018  (U0)(-)(-)  TCB: 0D642DF8
> Data: 0C00FFFF 0D6B97A0 00008AF2 0000807C 0000FFFF 00000000 00000000
> 00000000
> Addr: 00000000 0D6B97A0 0D6C0718 00000000 00000000 0D52F048 000021B8
> 0C430E44
> Stck: 0D6B2A8A 0D66C456 0000191A 0D66C450 00000000 00000000 00000000
> 00000000
> Stck: 00000000 00000000 00000000 0D66C450 00000000 00000000 00000000
> 00000000
> Stck: 0D642DF8 00000000 0D6B2A46 0D66C456 00F95C92 00004000 77617463
> 684E706C
> Stck: 61790000 0D215AD8 00001908 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
> 00000000
> Stck: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
> 00000000
> Stck: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
> 00000000
> Stck: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
> 00000000
> Stck: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
> 00000000
> ----> 0D6B9A6C - "watchNplay"  Hunk 0000 Offset 0004D61C
> Name: "watchNplay"  Hunk 0000 Offset 0004D61C
> My config : A4040, CGX4, WB in 800x600 16bit.
> Otherwise, it works fine here.
> -end report-
> but I don't know what causes it,
> so I thought if there were anyone that knows enforcer hits,
> I would be glad to get some hints on what it could be.
> others say my prog crashes at startup,
> so that may be because of this enforcer hit.
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@NODE "mail_33" " Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. "
From: Lorence Lombardo <lory@...>
Date: 07-13-02 00:56:14
Subject: @{b}Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits.@{ub}
Hello Bernd
On 12-Jul-02, you wrote:
I don't know anything about enforcer hits.
I cant say I've really bothered checking for them or know either.
What program should I use to check for enforcer hits on a non mmu
system such as AmiThlon ?
Regards
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@NODE "mail_34" " Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. "
From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: 07-13-02 02:45:24
Subject: @{b}Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits.@{ub}
Hello Lorence
On 12-Jul-02, you wrote:
If you can use winuae there is a version out 0.8.17 that is enforcer simular
> Hello Bernd
> On 12-Jul-02, you wrote:
> I don't know anything about enforcer hits.
> I cant say I've really bothered checking for them or know either.
> What program should I use to check for enforcer hits on a non mmu
> system such as AmiThlon ?
> Regards
> --
> Why not check out some of my programs...!!!???
http://home.in.tum.de/hodges/cgi-bin/amifind?query=Lorence+Lombardo&dir=-1&mode=and
> Experience is directly proportional to the value of equipment destroyed.
> -- Carolyn Scheppner
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@NODE "mail_35" " Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. "
From: Lorence Lombardo <lory@...>
Date: 07-13-02 20:24:22
Subject: @{b}Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits.@{ub}
Hello Bernd
On 13-Jul-02, you wrote:
> If you can use winuae there is a version out 0.8.17 that is enforcer
> simular
OK thanx, I will check it out later, since that is the version I have
installed.
Regards
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@NODE "mail_36" " Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. "
From: joar.berntsen@...
Date: 07-13-02 14:32:46
Subject: @{b}Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits.@{ub}
> For a while there was a $28 enforcer hit too.It happen with
> mildred and when
> no monitorfile is load.I have written a test program to show
> this.Maybesomeone have this program or have the mail I delete it.
the exe on aminet is compiled with
ab2.4 and not the latest ab2.6
so maybe a v2.6 exe won't produce this enforcer hit...?
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@NODE "mail_37" " Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. "
From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: 07-14-02 01:46:58
Subject: @{b}Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits.@{ub}
Hello joar.berntsen@...
On 13-Jul-02, you wrote:
>> For a while there was a $28 enforcer hit too.It happen with
>> mildred and when
>> no monitorfile is load.I have written a test program to show
>> this.Maybesomeone have this program or have the mail I delete it.
> the exe on aminet is compiled with
> ab2.4 and not the latest ab2.6
> so maybe a v2.6 exe won't produce this enforcer hit...?
I think no
The offset $17c of gfx base (current Monitor)was on this system 0
Wy this happen with what lib this happen i dont know
But normaly the current monitor must never be 0
The Code that happen the hit was $28(a0),a0
where a0 is the current monitor
When i set my current monitor address to 0 i can not see a hit
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From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: 07-15-02 15:21:39
Subject: @{b}Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits.@{ub}
Hello joar.berntsen@...
On 13-Jul-02, you wrote:
I try watchnplay and when i clear the current monitor (gfxbase+$17c) i get
the hit.
Maybe you can clear the value and dont change the screen (because every
screenchanging set the currentmonitor new)
and look on a enforcer system and debug your
program to see which function cause the hit.It must a lib that add
something to startupcode.
The winuae with enforcer support is not offical (and  should never be) but i
or maybe a DSL User can send it to you if you wish
>> For a while there was a $28 enforcer hit too.It happen with
>> mildred and when
>> no monitorfile is load.I have written a test program to show
>> this.Maybesomeone have this program or have the mail I delete it.
> the exe on aminet is compiled with
> ab2.4 and not the latest ab2.6
> so maybe a v2.6 exe won't produce this enforcer hit...?
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@NODE "mail_39" " Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. "
From: joar.berntsen@...
Date: 07-15-02 12:54:58
Subject: @{b}Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits.@{ub}
----- Original Message -----
From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: Monday, July 15, 2002 4:21 pm
Subject: Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits.
> Hello joar.berntsen@...
> I try watchnplay and when i clear the current monitor
> (gfxbase+$17c) i get
> the hit.
Im not sure what you mean with this.
isn't the enforcer hit caused by AB2 anyway?...
> Maybe you can clear the value and dont change the screen (because
> everyscreenchanging set the currentmonitor new)
all I do is use the findscreen command.
nothing else screen relative.
> and look on a enforcer system and debug your
> program to see which function cause the hit.It must a lib that add
> something to startupcode.
you mean I should use a muguardian(or similar) program
to find where the hit appears?
> The winuae with enforcer support is not offical (and  should never
> be) but i
> or maybe a DSL User can send it to you if you wish
what? I don't use windows!
> >> For a while there was a $28 enforcer hit too.It happen with
> >> mildred and when
> >> no monitorfile is load.I have written a test program to show
> >> this.Maybesomeone have this program or have the mail I delete it.
> > the exe on aminet is compiled with
> > ab2.4 and not the latest ab2.6
> > so maybe a v2.6 exe won't produce this enforcer hit...?
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@NODE "mail_40" " Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. "
From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: 07-15-02 21:22:24
Subject: @{b}Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits.@{ub}
Hello joar.berntsen@...
On 15-Jul-02, you wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
> Date: Monday, July 15, 2002 4:21 pm
> Subject: Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits.
>> Hello joar.berntsen@...
>> I try watchnplay and when i clear the current monitor
>> (gfxbase+$17c) i get
>> the hit.
> Im not sure what you mean with this.
> isn't the enforcer hit caused by AB2 anyway?...
The hit is in a Blitz library.But when getting the hit something is wrong
with CGX install.I dont know wy the lib need the current monitor.
>> Maybe you can clear the value and dont change the screen (because
>> everyscreenchanging set the currentmonitor new)
> all I do is use the findscreen command.
> nothing else screen relative.
>> and look on a enforcer system and debug your
>> program to see which function cause the hit.It must a lib that add
>> something to startupcode.
> you mean I should use a muguardian(or similar) program
> to find where the hit appears?
>> The winuae with enforcer support is not offical (and  should never
>> be) but i
>> or maybe a DSL User can send it to you if you wish
> what? I don't use windows!
>>>> For a while there was a $28 enforcer hit too.It happen with
>>>> mildred and when
>>>> no monitorfile is load.I have written a test program to show
>>>> this.Maybesomeone have this program or have the mail I delete it.
>>> the exe on aminet is compiled with
>>> ab2.4 and not the latest ab2.6
>>> so maybe a v2.6 exe won't produce this enforcer hit...?
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@NODE "mail_41" " Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. "
From: Joar Berntsen <joar.berntsen@...>
Date: 07-18-02 14:56:51
Subject: @{b}Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits.@{ub}
> The hit is in a Blitz library.But when getting the hit something is wrong
> with CGX install.I dont know wy the lib need the current monitor.
I have aga and do not get the reported hit from my prog.
but I ran muforce, and used the debugger
while testing my prog, and I got this hit
several times while using the debugger.
WORD READ from 00000006                        PC: 017F0560
USP : 016FF09C SR: 0004  (U0)(-)(-)  TCB: 016FB6B0
Data: 00000108 0173518C 00000008 0172F504 00000000 00000420 00000000
00000420
Addr: 01735191 00000006 017F05F0 0172F51E 016FF0F0 01707110 01087E2C
010826B4
Stck: 017DC258 00000001 0000000C 016FF42C 017DC0BC 017DABCC 017CEBB4
017CA856
Stck: 0000043A 005F275F 00001000 016FC5F4 00000001 005BF2EF 005BCA2F
017C9D7C
Name: "Background CLI"  CLI: "Blitz2:Dbug/REDDebugger"  Hunk 0000 Offset
000267E0
and sometimes I got the below hit two times on my prog
while using the debugger,
and always when I just ran an executable of the prog.
BYTE READ from 00000000                        PC: 00FCFA88
USP : 0174C52E SR: 0004  (U0)(-)(-)  TCB: 01740298
Data: 00000000 00000000 01735D62 0175000B 0000001C 01640005 0108000B
00000000
Addr: 00000000 0174C556 018CC3AE 0174C5CE 00000000 0174C5BA 0108EBD4
010826B4
Stck: 00FDCCF8 00000000 0174C5CE 0174C556 0134513C 0174C556 0174C5F2
018CC3AE
Stck: 0174C670 01344EA4 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
00000000
Name: "Blitz ][ Program Proc"
but when I 'step' through the code manually,
It doesn't produce this hit,
so I don't know wich line that causes it.
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@NODE "mail_42" " Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. "
From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: 07-18-02 23:30:56
Subject: @{b}Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits.@{ub}
Hello Joar
On 18-Jul-02, you wrote:
>> The hit is in a Blitz library.But when getting the hit something is wrong
>> with CGX install.I dont know wy the lib need the current monitor.
> I have aga and do not get the reported hit from my prog.
You must clear the value in gfxbase+$17c
> but I ran muforce, and used the debugger
> while testing my prog, and I got this hit
> several times while using the debugger.
The hits come when the disassembler win is open.close it and save
configuration
But i have now the debugger working so that it can debug programs that not
start
from within AB2 Enverioments so i enhance it more because i can now use it
to debug ped and amiblitz
To all
What features do you find usefull for the debugger in the future ?
> WORD READ from 00000006                        PC: 017F0560
> USP : 016FF09C SR: 0004  (U0)(-)(-)  TCB: 016FB6B0
> Data: 00000108 0173518C 00000008 0172F504 00000000 00000420 00000000
> 00000420
> Addr: 01735191 00000006 017F05F0 0172F51E 016FF0F0 01707110 01087E2C
> 010826B4
> Stck: 017DC258 00000001 0000000C 016FF42C 017DC0BC 017DABCC 017CEBB4
> 017CA856
> Stck: 0000043A 005F275F 00001000 016FC5F4 00000001 005BF2EF 005BCA2F
> 017C9D7C
> Name: "Background CLI"  CLI: "Blitz2:Dbug/REDDebugger"  Hunk 0000 Offset
> 000267E0
> and sometimes I got the below hit two times on my prog
> while using the debugger,
> and always when I just ran an executable of the prog.
> BYTE READ from 00000000                        PC: 00FCFA88
> USP : 0174C52E SR: 0004  (U0)(-)(-)  TCB: 01740298
> Data: 00000000 00000000 01735D62 0175000B 0000001C 01640005 0108000B
> 00000000
> Addr: 00000000 0174C556 018CC3AE 0174C5CE 00000000 0174C5BA 0108EBD4
> 010826B4
> Stck: 00FDCCF8 00000000 0174C5CE 0174C556 0134513C 0174C556 0174C5F2
> 018CC3AE
> Stck: 0174C670 01344EA4 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
> 00000000
> Name: "Blitz ][ Program Proc"
> but when I 'step' through the code manually,
> It doesn't produce this hit,
> so I don't know wich line that causes it.
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@NODE "mail_43" " Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. "
From: Joar Berntsen <joar.berntsen@...>
Date: 07-18-02 19:29:31
Subject: @{b}Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits.@{ub}
> You must clear the value in gfxbase+$17c
what is gfxbase? and "+$17c"?
how do I edit it?
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@NODE "mail_44" " Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits. "
From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: 07-19-02 01:10:05
Subject: @{b}Re: I don't know anything about enforcer hits.@{ub}
Hello Joar
On 18-Jul-02, you wrote:
Make a AB2 programm with this line
Poke.l GraphicsBase+$17c,0
and start it.It has no negative effect
After that you should not switch the screenresolution or you need to start
this program again to set the value to 0
Putting this line in front of your program maybe not work when the hit come
in the init
>> You must clear the value in gfxbase+$17c
> what is gfxbase? and "+$17c"?
> how do I edit it?
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@NODE "mail_45" " I've made a diskmag, but could use some help "
From: Torgeir Amundsen <strifeapt@...>
Date: 07-08-02 01:29:59
Subject: @{b}I've made a diskmag, but could use some help@{ub}
I've made a system friendly diskmag, which runs in a screen and uses a
window for textoutput etc, the normal way to do it in blitz.
Here's what I want to know:
1. Is it possible to promote the display in an easy way to support CGX
displays ?
2. It doesn't work in winua, what could I have done wrong?
If anyone wants to check out the source or the whole developer archive just
tell me.
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@NODE "mail_46" " Re: I've made a diskmag, but could use some help "
From: Steve Hargreaves <Steve@...>
Date: 07-08-02 01:41:54
Subject: @{b}Re: I've made a diskmag, but could use some help@{ub}
Hi there, Torgeir
On 08-Jul-02, you said:
TA> I've made a system friendly diskmag, which runs in a screen and uses a
TA> window for textoutput etc, the normal way to do it in blitz.
TA> Here's what I want to know:
TA> 1. Is it possible to promote the display in an easy way to support CGX
TA> displays ?
The attached code is to open a DblPAL screen in Blitz, but as long as you know
the ModeID, it should work for any screenmode. Replace the parameter after #DIS
($a1004) with the ModeID for the screen you want. The other tags are documented
in the Blitz manual.
Regards
Steve
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@NODE "mail_47" " Re: I've made a diskmag, but could use some help "
From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: 07-08-02 15:04:35
Subject: @{b}Re: I've made a diskmag, but could use some help@{ub}
Hello Torgeir
On 07-Jul-02, you wrote:
> I've made a system friendly diskmag, which runs in a screen and uses a
> window for textoutput etc, the normal way to do it in blitz.
> Here's what I want to know:
> 1. Is it possible to promote the display in an easy way to support CGX
> displays ?
There is a !screen_ Macro that open a screenmoderequester and then open the
screen.It allow to save the screenmode
See the program in graphiccard examples blits.ab2.
Dont forget to add the all.res and image.res add to your program if you use
> 2. It doesn't work in winua, what could I have done wrong?
If this is a AGA Code and not long please send it to me if you dont want it
make a example that fail too.I can figure out what is wrong and make Toni
(the Chipset Expert) a testversion that show him easier the bug.He use no
AB2
> If anyone wants to check out the source or the whole developer archive
> just tell me.
> regards, strife.
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@NODE "mail_48" " Re: I've made a diskmag, but could use some help "
From: Thilo K
hler <koehlerthilo@...>
Date: 07-08-02 12:02:50
Subject: @{b}Re: I've made a diskmag, but could use some help@{ub}
Hello  Torgeir
I would suggest just to use #SA_LikeWorkbench Tag,
so you can be sure the screen is displayable. If
you want to have a special resolution and colordepth
you should use the BestModeID command from cgxsystem.library.
Ciao,
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@NODE "mail_49" " Re: I've made a diskmag, but could use some help "
From: MadGun68 <madgun68@...>
Date: 07-08-02 11:05:48
Subject: @{b}Re: I've made a diskmag, but could use some help@{ub}
Hello Bernd,
On 08-Jul-02, you wrote:
> There is a !screen_ Macro that open a screenmoderequester and then open
> the screen.It allow to save the screenmode
> See the program in graphiccard examples blits.ab2.
> Dont forget to add the all.res and image.res add to your program if you
> use this
Is that really all that it requires? I have yet to get that example to
work.. And I've made sure it's loading both all.res and image.res.
All I seem to come up with are syntax errors.
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@NODE "mail_50" " Re: I've made a diskmag, but could use some help "
From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: 07-08-02 17:43:58
Subject: @{b}Re: I've made a diskmag, but could use some help@{ub}
Hello MadGun68
On 08-Jul-02, you wrote:
> Hello Bernd,
> On 08-Jul-02, you wrote:
>> There is a !screen_ Macro that open a screenmoderequester and then open
>> the screen.It allow to save the screenmode
>> See the program in graphiccard examples blits.ab2.
>> Dont forget to add the all.res and image.res add to your program if you
>> use this
> Is that really all that it requires? I have yet to get that example to
> work.. And I've made sure it's loading both all.res and image.res.
> All I seem to come up with are syntax errors.
The parameters i have not in my brain (i have AB2 for this)you can press
help over it to get the
quickhelp of it.ALso you can press SHIFT+HELP to get the guidehelp to it.
If you have still problems please attach your example
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@NODE "mail_51" " Limiting mouse (again) "
From: Steve Hargreaves <Steve@...>
Date: 07-22-02 15:49:53
Subject: @{b}Limiting mouse (again)@{ub}
Hi there,
Further to my earlier mail. I had an idea and went a different way with this.
Instead of limiting the mouse pointer to a specific area of the screen, I've
used input.device to set the mouse controller to none (#IND_SETMTYPE - 0), and
then set it back to 1 (standard mouse port) on exit. Coupled with setting the
pointer imagery to an empty image (effectively turning it off), and checking
for my window becoming inactive with a custom event handler (meaning I can trap
this with a WaitEvent) and forcing both the screen and window back to the
front, I can effectively lock the system from most user input until the
password is supplied (screen switching is also trapped). The only events not
trapped are hotkeys, but certainly here this is not a problem, since even if an
application is opened with a hotkey, it can't be used.
However, I still have a concern.
My routines to switch the mouse off here seems to work fine. BUT, I'm using a
PS/2 mouse plugged in to the Amiga Mouse port using an adapter. This way,
input.device still uses the standard mouse port for mouse input. I don't know,
but I assume serial mice and mice plugged in to custom controllers not attached
to the mouse port will be identified to the system differently. Is this the
case, and if so, how can I get the value of io_Data for the MTYPE before I
reset it (enabling me to restore it's orginal value)? Tring to read the value
of io_Data doesn't work.
Or - am I completely wrong, and drivers for custom mice simply patch
input.device to read them as tho' they came from the mouse port - in which case
it won't be an issue.
There may also be a problem if the mouse is plugged in to the joystick port,
'cos as things stand, when I reset input.device on exit from my program, it
would be reset to the mouse port.
Sorry to go on a bit - but what started out as a personal project for my own use
only is looking like it's going to make it to Aminet :o)
All the best
Steve
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@NODE "mail_52" " Limiting the mouse "
From: Steve Hargreaves <Steve@...>
Date: 07-21-02 21:41:52
Subject: @{b}Limiting the mouse@{ub}
Hi there,
Is there a way to limit the mouse to a specified area of an intuition screen in
Amiga mode without having to constantly poll and reset the mouse position
directly?
I've tried various things without success - setting the Viewport, trying to fool
the OS re the screen size by setting *scr\Screen\Width, Height, TopEdge and
LeftEdge but nothing seems to work. I had a look at input.library, but can't
see anything there that helps.
Basically, I open a window, and want to prevent the mouse from moving outside of
the window co-ords (which I get from the os .Window structure - no sizing
gadgets or dragbars are attached to the window, so it's size and position will
remain fixed, but there is a way that the user can get access to sizing/dragbar
under specific circumstances so I can't assume the windows size and position at
the start of the program (it's an MUI window - so size and position are
remembered).
Once the window is closed, I need to be able to restore full mouse movement, of
course.
All the best
Steve
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@NODE "mail_53" " Re: Limiting the mouse "
From: Thilo K
hler <koehlerthilo@...>
Date: 07-21-02 22:52:56
Subject: @{b}Re: Limiting the mouse@{ub}
Hi Steve!
I think the OS has no function for this.
What about using busy-pointer to disable gadget in this time ?
ciao,
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@NODE "mail_54" " Re: Limiting the mouse "
From: Steve Hargreaves <Steve@...>
Date: 07-21-02 23:52:22
Subject: @{b}Re: Limiting the mouse@{ub}
Hi there, Thilo
On 21-Jul-02, you said:
TK> I think the OS has no function for this.
TK> What about using busy-pointer to disable gadget in this time ?
I've tried setting the pointer as busy, but it only actually works when the
window is active, which kinda makes it a bit pointless.
I have set up an MUINotifyApp so that an MUIWaitEvent can react and reset the
mouse position/active window/active screen whenever the window is made
inactive, but there is a slight delay. Testing here shows that if I move off
the window and right click, about 50% of the time, I can access WB menus -
which I want to avoid (it's a system lockout proggy). Although this allows
access to the menus, usage of anything launched is awkward (you have to click
gadgets/menus etc. on the 2rd program to do anything within the VBL that the
event is waiting) it's still possible for someone who is determined.
The way around it at the mo is to open a full screen, non resizable non
draggable window behind the active window, but this is slow, and uses more RAM,
especially if I try to give the illusion that WB is still there (grab the WB
screen and blit it to the 2nd window). What I want to do is just open the
window and lock the rest of the system out until my proggy releases it.
Regards
Steve
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@NODE "mail_55" " Re: Limiting the mouse "
From: David McMinn <dave@...>
Date: 07-26-02 20:59:53
Subject: @{b}Re: Limiting the mouse@{ub}
Hi Steve,
If it is your own screen (I know, it's MUI so you don't really have control
over things like this [and the main reason I don't like MUI]) you can use
SA_DClip to set the mouse limits.
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@NODE "mail_56" " Loadfont and textstyles dont work "
From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: 07-15-02 15:17:36
Subject: @{b}Loadfont and textstyles dont work@{ub}
Hello
One User report me a Problem with loadfont the textstyle is not support
FindScreen 0
Window 0,20,00,640,200,$100f,"test",0,1
LoadFont 0,"topaz.font",16,1
WindowFont 0
Print "1234567asd
bnmj"
MouseWait
In the AB2 docu stand that 1 is underline but only topaz 16 is used and no
underline is done.
Is this a bug or do i something wrong ?
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@NODE "mail_57" " Re: Loadfont and textstyles dont work "
From: MadGun68 <madgun68@...>
Date: 07-15-02 10:24:44
Subject: @{b}Re: Loadfont and textstyles dont work@{ub}
Hello Bernd,
On 15-Jul-02, you wrote:
> Hello
> One User report me a Problem with loadfont the textstyle is not support
> FindScreen 0
> Window 0,20,00,640,200,$100f,"test",0,1
> LoadFont 0,"topaz.font",16,1
> WindowFont 0
> Print "1234567asd
bnmj"
> MouseWait
> In the AB2 docu stand that 1 is underline but only topaz 16 is used and no
> underline is done.
> Is this a bug or do i something wrong ?
I think there's a bug someplace. It does use the correct font, but no style
is applied. This occurs both on my Amiga with OS3.9 and my PC using UAE with
Scalos.
Regards
MadGun68/Binary Assault - Http://home.attbi.com/~madgun68
My configuration:
A1200T, BlizzardPPC 603e/240 '060/50, Mediator, Voodoo 3 3000, Realtek 8139B NIC, Soundblaster 128, Powerflyer Gold.
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@NODE "mail_58" " Re: Loadfont and textstyles dont work "
From: MadGun68 <madgun68@...>
Date: 07-15-02 10:40:46
Subject: @{b}Re: Loadfont and textstyles dont work@{ub}
Hello MadGun68,
On 15-Jul-02, you wrote:
> Hello Bernd,
> On 15-Jul-02, you wrote:
>> Hello
>> One User report me a Problem with loadfont the textstyle is not support
>> FindScreen 0
>> Window 0,20,00,640,200,$100f,"test",0,1
>> LoadFont 0,"topaz.font",16,1
>> WindowFont 0
>> Print "1234567asd
bnmj"
>> MouseWait
>> In the AB2 docu stand that 1 is underline but only topaz 16 is used and
>> no underline is done.
>> Is this a bug or do i something wrong ?
> I think there's a bug someplace. It does use the correct font, but no
> style is applied. This occurs both on my Amiga with OS3.9 and my PC using
> UAE with Scalos.
Just checked something. Seemed odd to me that you'd apply a style to a font
when loading it. Checked WindowFont. There's an option to apply the style
there, and that does work. In the above case, you'd use this instead:
LoadFont 0,"topaz.font",16
WindowFont 0,1
Perhaps the style option should be removed from the LoadFont command?
Regards
MadGun68/Binary Assault - Http://home.attbi.com/~madgun68
My configuration:
A1200T, BlizzardPPC 603e/240 '060/50, Mediator, Voodoo 3 3000, Realtek 8139B NIC, Soundblaster 128, Powerflyer Gold.
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@NODE "mail_59" " Re: Loadfont and textstyles dont work "
From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: 07-15-02 23:10:42
Subject: @{b}Re: Loadfont and textstyles dont work@{ub}
Hello MadGun68
On 15-Jul-02, you wrote:
> Hello MadGun68,
> On 15-Jul-02, you wrote:
>> Hello Bernd,
>> On 15-Jul-02, you wrote:
>>> Hello
>>> One User report me a Problem with loadfont the textstyle is not support
>>> FindScreen 0
>>> Window 0,20,00,640,200,$100f,"test",0,1
>>> LoadFont 0,"topaz.font",16,1
>>> WindowFont 0
>>> Print "1234567asd
bnmj"
>>> MouseWait
>>> In the AB2 docu stand that 1 is underline but only topaz 16 is used and
>>> no underline is done.
>>> Is this a bug or do i something wrong ?
>> I think there's a bug someplace. It does use the correct font, but no
>> style is applied. This occurs both on my Amiga with OS3.9 and my PC using
>> UAE with Scalos.
> Just checked something. Seemed odd to me that you'd apply a style to a
> font when loading it. Checked WindowFont. There's an option to apply the
> style there, and that does work. In the above case, you'd use this
> instead:
> LoadFont 0,"topaz.font",16
> WindowFont 0,1
> Perhaps the style option should be removed from the LoadFont command?
It was a bug in the windowslib it is fixed now and btw the windowslib is now
8 Byte smaller
The windowfont command does now accept the style from the loadfont command
> Regards
Regards
@{fg shine}There should be a file mail_59/windowslib.lha included with this guide.@{fg text}
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@NODE "mail_60" " magicmenu trouble...(?) "
From: Joar Berntsen <joar.berntsen@...>
Date: 07-27-02 23:58:43
Subject: @{b}magicmenu trouble...(?)@{ub}
several ppl have reported that the menus in my prog
freezes or crashes sometimes while they use Magicmenu.
I do not use Magicmenu myself,
and do not experience any such problem.
I use the commands:
MenuTitle
MenuItem
SubItem
and SetMenu
are there any other menu commands available?
if so, will they work with magicmenu?
or is it just magicmenu that can't work with AB2 programs?
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@NODE "mail_61" " Re: magicmenu trouble...(?) "
From: Steve Hargreaves <Steve@...>
Date: 07-27-02 23:25:09
Subject: @{b}Re: magicmenu trouble...(?)@{ub}
Hi there, Joar
On 27-Jul-02, you said:
JB> several ppl have reported that the menus in my prog
JB> freezes or crashes sometimes while they use Magicmenu.
JB> I do not use Magicmenu myself,
JB> and do not experience any such problem.
JB> I use the commands:
JB> MenuTitle
JB> MenuItem
JB> SubItem
JB> and SetMenu
JB> are there any other menu commands available?
These are all I've used when setting up menus in Blitz and I've had no problems
with MagicMenu (which I run permanently).
I don't know what your proggy is, but if you want to send me a copy privately
I'll hapilly test it for you. If you want to recompile with the runtime
debugger, so much the better, then I can let you know if there's any output,
Regards
Steve
     // A1200 '060 50Mhz, 2+64Meg, EZ-Tower, 540 Meg IDE 2.14Gig
    //  SCSI, 3 Gig IDE, Power CD-ROM, IDE CDRW, HPDJ610C,
   //  OS3.9, 56K Origo Modem, Silver Surfer, EZMouse, ProLine
\\// Wheelmouse, Sega and CD32 Controllers, NEC 2A
 \/  Multisync, EIDE buffered 4 way interface, and no hair.
Author of:- GHelp, Blitzdock, Placemouse, WBCycle, Amiga Draughts and
ScalosEject.
PGP Public Key:-
http://www.hargreavess.freeserve.co.uk/SteveHargreavesPGP.asc
"I'm a juggernaut of love, my brakes don't work and I'm headed straight for your
heart".
-- "How to pull a bird" #24
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@NODE "mail_62" " Re: magicmenu trouble...(?) "
From: Joar Berntsen <joar.berntsen@...>
Date: 07-28-02 01:00:50
Subject: @{b}Re: magicmenu trouble...(?)@{ub}
> These are all I've used when setting up menus in Blitz and I've had no
> problems with MagicMenu (which I run permanently).
maybe only certain settings in mm affects it?
> I don't know what your proggy is, but if you want to send me a copy
> privately I'll hapilly test it for you.
its on aminet.
game/wb/watchNplay.lha
> If you want to recompile with the
> runtime debugger, so much the better, then I can let you know if there's
> any output, too.
that would be very kind,
but I can't send you the source.
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@NODE "mail_63" " Re: magicmenu trouble...(?) "
From: Steve Hargreaves <Steve@...>
Date: 07-28-02 12:00:05
Subject: @{b}Re: magicmenu trouble...(?)@{ub}
Hi there, Joar
On 28-Jul-02, you said:
JB> its on aminet.
JB> game/wb/watchNplay.lha
JB>> If you want to recompile with the
JB>> runtime debugger, so much the better, then I can let you know if there's
JB>> any output, too.
JB> that would be very kind,
JB> but I can't send you the source.
OK - just D/L it and gave it a quick test ('til it timedout) - no crash, so it
may be that something else on their system is messing with it.
Regards
Steve
     // A1200 '060 50Mhz, 2+64Meg, EZ-Tower, 540 Meg IDE 2.14Gig
    //  SCSI, 3 Gig IDE, Power CD-ROM, IDE CDRW, HPDJ610C,
   //  OS3.9, 56K Origo Modem, Silver Surfer, EZMouse, ProLine
\\// Wheelmouse, Sega and CD32 Controllers, NEC 2A
 \/  Multisync, EIDE buffered 4 way interface, and no hair.
Author of:- GHelp, Blitzdock, Placemouse, WBCycle, Amiga Draughts and
ScalosEject.
PGP Public Key:-
http://www.hargreavess.freeserve.co.uk/SteveHargreavesPGP.asc
In the nice bee what sense so subtly true From pois'ness herbs extract the
healing dew?
-- Alexander Pope
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@NODE "mail_64" " Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) "
From: Gareth Griffiths <mail@...>
Date: 07-09-02 10:23:29
Subject: @{b}Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk)@{ub}
Hello Tony,
On Tuesday, July 9, 2002 at 8:43:33 AM, you wrote:
> That sounds a great idea.    How does one set up a mailto form?   I
> need one on my sites, my e-mail addresses are in clear too.
The code for a mailto: form is thus (if you have a crappy mailer you may
have to view this in plain text to stop it parsing the HTML)
<form action="mailto:whatever@..." method="post">
  Name: <input type="text" name="name" maxlength="30" size="30"><br>
  E-Mail: <input type="text" name="email" maxlength="100" size="30"><br>
  Message: <textarea name="message" rows="15" cols="30"></textarea>
</form>
The downside to doing it like this is that it uses the visitor's mail
program, so they might decide not to send the mail after all. Also,
typically the mail comes out in some weird encoding that is difficult to
remove automatically.
An alternative option would be to ask your webspace provider if they provide
a FormMail script, which parses the stuff for you. The HTML code to use it
is near identical, with only the "action='mailto:...'" bit changing. You may
also have to change the name attributes of some of the fields to match those
specified in the FormMail script you use.
Alternatively, if you have PHP support on your webspace, let me know and
I'll send you the mail-form I've done for my site
(http://www.gazchap.com/contact.php)
Cheers,
GazChap.
Gareth Griffiths -- mailto:mail@... -- http://www.gazchap.com
Daylight savings time - why are they saving it and where do they keep it?
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@NODE "mail_65" " Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) "
From: Anders Hasselqvist <hassel@...>
Date: 07-09-02 11:00:59
Subject: @{b}Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk)@{ub}
> The code for a mailto: form is thus (if you have a crappy mailer you may
> have to view this in plain text to stop it parsing the HTML)
> <form action="mailto:whatever@..." method="post">
>   Name: <input type="text" name="name" maxlength="30" size="30"><br>
>   E-Mail: <input type="text" name="email" maxlength="100" size="30"><br>
>   Message: <textarea name="message" rows="15" cols="30"></textarea>
> </form>
You don't think that "email-lookup-programs" will find this in your html
file just because you put it in a form instead of as a direct link?
If you want to hide it use some kind of cgi/php/whatever script instead.
Regards,
Anders Hasselqvist
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@NODE "mail_66" " Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) "
From: Gareth Griffiths <mail@...>
Date: 07-09-02 13:23:39
Subject: @{b}Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk)@{ub}
Hello Anders,
On Tuesday, July 9, 2002 at 11:00:59 AM, you wrote:
> You don't think that "email-lookup-programs" will find this in your html
> file just because you put it in a form instead of as a direct link?
Well no, but he wanted the code for a mailto form, so I gave him it :)
> If you want to hide it use some kind of cgi/php/whatever script instead.
Which is what I do :)
Cheers,
GazChap.
Gareth Griffiths -- mailto:mail@... -- http://www.gazchap.com
Atheism is a non-prophet organization.
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@NODE "mail_67" " Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) "
From: Sami N
nen <sami.naatanen@...>
Date: 07-09-02 15:05:45
Subject: @{b}Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk)@{ub}
On Tuesday 09 July 2002 13:00, you wrote:
> > The code for a mailto: form is thus (if you have a crappy mailer you may
> > have to view this in plain text to stop it parsing the HTML)
> > <form action="mailto:whatever@..." method="post">
> >   Name: <input type="text" name="name" maxlength="30" size="30"><br>
> >   E-Mail: <input type="text" name="email" maxlength="100" size="30"><br>
> >   Message: <textarea name="message" rows="15" cols="30"></textarea>
> > </form>
> You don't think that "email-lookup-programs" will find this in your html
> file just because you put it in a form instead of as a direct link?
> If you want to hide it use some kind of cgi/php/whatever script instead.
If the script outputs the mail address in any form then you can only make it
harder to get the address not stop it.
The way to do it is quite easy if the machine that hosts the website can send
mail. Simply the mail is sent from the web server when user posts the form
data to the CGI script. This way the user will have no way of getting the
mail address and thus there is no way that spamm harvester could get that
either.
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@NODE "mail_68" " Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) "
From: Anders Hasselqvist <hassel@...>
Date: 07-09-02 15:16:34
Subject: @{b}Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk)@{ub}
On Tue, 9 Jul 2002, Sami N
nen wrote:
> > You don't think that "email-lookup-programs" will find this in your html
> > file just because you put it in a form instead of as a direct link?
> > If you want to hide it use some kind of cgi/php/whatever script instead.
> If the script outputs the mail address in any form then you can only make it
> harder to get the address not stop it.
> The way to do it is quite easy if the machine that hosts the website can send
> mail. Simply the mail is sent from the web server when user posts the form
> data to the CGI script. This way the user will have no way of getting the
> mail address and thus there is no way that spamm harvester could get that
> either.
That's exactly what I meant by using cgi/php/whatever.
Regards,
Anders Hasselqvist
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@NODE "mail_69" " Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) "
From: Berga <berga76@...>
Date: 07-10-02 16:18:37
Subject: @{b}Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk)@{ub}
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@NODE "mail_70" " Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) "
From: Berga <berga76@...>
Date: 07-10-02 16:19:02
Subject: @{b}Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk)@{ub}
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@NODE "mail_71" " Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) "
From: Berga <berga76@...>
Date: 07-10-02 16:29:13
Subject: @{b}Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk)@{ub}
It seems like those spammers are continuing their job...lots of emails about
them on blitz list ;)
Hey David, you should really change your site url to the one of this email
subject, you are getting lots of free advertising! :)
Well, to return to serious things (not to say that spam is not serious!),
regarding the Steve's sharing project: you have my moral support Steve! No
really, you should have noticed that i'm not here frequently, and i'm doing
nothing more than reading blitz-list. The fact is that i have no time ATM,
and this situation is going to be like this for months :(
So i'm here to wish you best luck on this project (and to all others
involved), and to say that is really a good idea.
Hi all on blitz-list,
Berga
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@NODE "mail_72" " Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) "
From: Berga <berga76@...>
Date: 07-10-02 16:38:16
Subject: @{b}Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk)@{ub}
-----Messaggio Originale-----
Da: "Berga" <berga76@...>
A: <[e-mail]>
Data invio: mercoled
 10 luglio 2002 17.19
Oggetto: Re: mailto: forms (was http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk)
Hehe, sorry but that damn outlook express gots crazy, so it sended two not
finished mails :)
Berga
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@NODE "mail_73" " New e-mail address "
From: Lorence Lombardo <lombi@...>
Date: 07-31-02 20:42:35
Subject: @{b}New e-mail address@{ub}
Hi Blitzers,
            My pop3 e-mail account with subdimesion has been down for 5
or so days now which I think is unacceptable. So from now on I'm going
to use my ISP e-mail address. Until subdimension is back up again I
there will be a delay for me to reply to previous e-mails.
Regards
Why not check out some of my programs...!!!???
http://home.in.tum.de/hodges/cgi-bin/amifind?query=Lorence+Lombardo&dir=-1&mode=and
You cannot kill time without injuring eternity.
-- Thoreau
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@NODE "mail_74" " P2P Client "
From: Thilo K
hler <koehlerthilo@...>
Date: 07-17-02 11:14:06
Subject: @{b}P2P Client@{ub}
Hi all!
I am at holidays so I can do nothing about
this at the moment. As soon as I am back I would
suggest to kommunicate about this via private email.
So this is again a call to all who want to paticipate
within this project.
After that I suggest that I make a specification about
the GUI and Network API and what the program should
do and what not. Then we pass this letter around to
all people who want to help and they can add their
ideas or correct the existing ideas. After that we should
start implementing.
Ciao,
Thilo
GMX - Die Kommunikationsplattform im Internet.
http://www.gmx.net
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@NODE "mail_75" " Re: P2P Client "
From: Steve Hargreaves <Steve@...>
Date: 07-17-02 18:20:33
Subject: @{b}Re: P2P Client@{ub}
Hi there, Thilo
On 17-Jul-02, you said:
TK> I am at holidays so I can do nothing about
TK> this at the moment. As soon as I am back I would
TK> suggest to kommunicate about this via private email.
TK> So this is again a call to all who want to paticipate
TK> within this project.
TK> After that I suggest that I make a specification about
TK> the GUI and Network API and what the program should
TK> do and what not. Then we pass this letter around to
TK> all people who want to help and they can add their
TK> ideas or correct the existing ideas. After that we should
TK> start implementing.
I have no problem with that (or a wait a little longer - we've waited long
enough - a few more days before development starts won't hurt). At least, as
long as we are developing it, we'll know why there's no release :o)
Regards
Steve
     // A1200 '060 50Mhz, 2+64Meg, EZ-Tower, 540 Meg IDE 2.14Gig
    //  SCSI, 3 Gig IDE, Power CD-ROM, IDE CDRW, HPDJ610C,
   //  OS3.9, 56K Origo Modem, Silver Surfer, EZMouse, ProLine
\\// Wheelmouse, Sega and CD32 Controllers, NEC 2A
 \/  Multisync, EIDE buffered 4 way interface, and no hair.
Author of:- GHelp, Blitzdock, Placemouse, WBCycle, Amiga Draughts and
ScalosEject.
PGP Public Key:-
http://www.hargreavess.freeserve.co.uk/SteveHargreavesPGP.asc
We trained hard - but it seemed that every time we were beginning to form up
into teams we were reorganized. I was to learn later in life that we tend to
meet any new situation by reorganizing, and what a wonderful method it can be
for creating the illusion of progress while actually producing confusion,
inefficiency, and demoralization.
-- Petronius Arbiter
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@NODE "mail_76" " Records on fields how work this ? "
From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: 07-29-02 18:25:00
Subject: @{b}Records on fields how work this ?@{ub}
I want to enhance the field instruction that it is fully compatible and
allow
store of full structure like this
Fields ALL 0,test.test
But my problem is i cannot see how the record paramter work.
The first put 0,0 is written correct to disk except the name.b[30]seem not
written
But the second put 0,1 does not write the x$.It write again the Record 0 to
Please tell me how the record paramter work
Does someone use it or maybe this can remove ?
NEWTYPE .test
name.b[30]
End NEWTYPE
test.test\a=1
test\c="Hallo"
test\b=2
a.l=$12345678
b.l=$87654321
c$="h"
x$="correct"
USEPATH test
Poke$ &\name,"directstring"
i.l=OpenFile (0,"ram:te")
  Fields 0,\b,\c,\a,\name
  Put 0,0
  Fields 1,x$
  Put 0,1
      CloseFile 0
  \c="w"
  \a=5
  \b=5
  x$="wrong"
  Poke$ &\name,"a"
i.l=OpenFile (0,"ram:te")
  Fields 0,\b,\c,\a,\name
  Get 0,0
  Fields 1,x$
  Get 0,1
      CloseFile 0
NPrint \a
NPrint \b
NPrint \c
NPrint Peek$(&\name)
NPrint x$
 MouseWait
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@NODE "mail_77" " Re: Records on fields how work this ? "
From: Steve Hargreaves <Steve@...>
Date: 07-29-02 18:11:36
Subject: @{b}Re: Records on fields how work this ?@{ub}
Hi there, Bernd
On 29-Jul-02, you said:
BR> I want to enhance the field instruction that it is fully compatible and
BR> allow
BR> store of full structure like this
BR> Fields ALL 0,test.test
BR> But my problem is i cannot see how the record paramter work.
BR> The first put 0,0 is written correct to disk except the name.b[30]seem not
BR> written
BR> But the second put 0,1 does not write the x$.It write again the Record 0 to
BR> file
BR> Please tell me how the record paramter work
BR> Does someone use it or maybe this can remove ?
According to the blitz manual, any string variables used in the fields command
must be initialised first, and their MaxLen must be set. That may be the cause
of the problems you have encountered.
Regards
Steve
     // A1200 '060 50Mhz, 2+64Meg, EZ-Tower, 540 Meg IDE 2.14Gig
    //  SCSI, 3 Gig IDE, Power CD-ROM, IDE CDRW, HPDJ610C,
   //  OS3.9, 56K Origo Modem, Silver Surfer, EZMouse, ProLine
\\// Wheelmouse, Sega and CD32 Controllers, NEC 2A
 \/  Multisync, EIDE buffered 4 way interface, and no hair.
Author of:- GHelp, Blitzdock, Blitzpass, Placemouse, WBCycle, Amiga Draughts and
ScalosEject.
PGP Public Key:-
http://www.hargreavess.freeserve.co.uk/SteveHargreavesPGP.asc
The ideas I stand for are not mine. I borrowed them from Socrates. I swiped them
from Chesterfield. I stole them from Jesus. And I put them in a book. If you
don't like their rules, whose would you use?
-- Dale Carnegie
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@NODE "mail_78" " RTEZGetString enforcer hit. "
From: Lorence Lombardo <lory@...>
Date: 07-30-02 14:50:43
Subject: @{b}RTEZGetString enforcer hit.@{ub}
Hello Blitzers,
               I would just like to report an enforcer hit on the
RTEZGetString command. It happens when the Cancel button is hit or no
string is entered. The .obj source can be found here:-
ftp://x2ftp.oulu.fi/pub/amiga/prog/blitz/
The file is NeilsLibs.lzh. The source has ~1300 lines & well beyond my
asm talents. If someone could fix this it would be most appreciated.
NB: There are still delays in my e-mail reply's since my e-mail
    service is still down.
ILLEGAL M68K WRITE to 00000000 near 02F59330 (TCB: 02F42920)
SR:0010
Data: 00000000 02F64041 00000064 00008044 0000FFFF 00000000 00000000 00000000
Addr: 02F60AD8 02F1CC40 02F64030 00000001 00000000 02F33CF8 02F5E0B0 02F439F8
Stck: 00000000 00FA0156 00001000 416D6944 69637469 6F6E0000 02F4D320 000032D8
      00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
02F59330: 421b              clrb %a3@+
02F59332: 202d 8014         movel %fp@(-32748),%d0
02F59336: 2640              moveal %d0,%a3
02F59338: 45ed 8068         lea %fp@(-32664),%a2
Name: "AmiDiction"
Regards
Why not check out some of my programs...!!!???
http://home.in.tum.de/hodges/cgi-bin/amifind?query=Lorence+Lombardo&dir=-1&mode=and
I have made this letter longer than usual because I lack the time to
make it shorter.
-- Blaise Pascal
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@NODE "mail_79" " Re: RTEZGetString enforcer hit. "
From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: 07-30-02 19:52:39
Subject: @{b}Re: RTEZGetString enforcer hit.@{ub}
Hello Lorence
On 30-Jul-02, you wrote:
> Hello Blitzers,
>               I would just like to report an enforcer hit on the
> RTEZGetString command. It happens when the Cancel button is hit or no
> string is entered. The .obj source can be found here:-
Thanks for your precise Bugreport
Fixed file is attached
> ftp://x2ftp.oulu.fi/pub/amiga/prog/blitz/
> The file is NeilsLibs.lzh. The source has ~1300 lines & well beyond my
> asm talents. If someone could fix this it would be most appreciated.
> NB: There are still delays in my e-mail reply's since my e-mail
>    service is still down.
> ILLEGAL M68K WRITE to 00000000 near 02F59330 (TCB: 02F42920) SR:0010
> Data: 00000000 02F64041 00000064 00008044 0000FFFF 00000000 00000000
> 00000000 Addr: 02F60AD8 02F1CC40 02F64030 00000001 00000000 02F33CF8
> 02F5E0B0 02F439F8 Stck: 00000000 00FA0156 00001000 416D6944 69637469
> 6F6E0000 02F4D320 000032D8
>      00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
> 00000000 02F59330: 421b clrb %a3@+ 02F59332: 202d 8014 movel
> %fp@(-32748),%d0 02F59336: 2640 moveal %d0,%a3 02F59338: 45ed 8068 lea
> %fp@(-32664),%a2 Name: "AmiDiction"
> Regards
> --
> Why not check out some of my programs...!!!???
http://home.in.tum.de/hodges/cgi-bin/amifind?query=Lorence+Lombardo&dir=-1&mode=and
> I have made this letter longer than usual because I lack the time to
> make it shorter.
> -- Blaise Pascal
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@NODE "mail_80" " Re: sds tcp lib "
From: Sven Dr
ge <sven.droege@...>
Date: 07-20-02 13:10:01
Subject: @{b}Re: sds tcp lib@{ub}
Hi Blitzers!
was a long time away, riding at sea, so here is my first question. I read
about problems with the TCP-lib using it with WinUAE. So, can someone tell
me the current state of the lib an where I can find the latest release
(later than the 2.1 I used since several month)
Greetings to all,
Sven Dr
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@NODE "mail_81" " Re: sds tcp lib "
From: Thilo K
hler <koehlerthilo@...>
Date: 07-21-02 09:15:38
Subject: @{b}Re: sds tcp lib@{ub}
Hi Sven!
The latest release is now running under real Amiga, WinUAE
and Amithlon. Seems to be bugfree now.
It was mailed to me directly, so maybe there is no release yet
or maybe have a look on Davids page.
Ciao,
Thilo
GMX - Die Kommunikationsplattform im Internet.
http://www.gmx.net
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@NODE "mail_82" " Re: sds tcp lib "
From: Bernd Roesch <berndroesch1@...>
Date: 07-21-02 17:43:25
Subject: @{b}Re: sds tcp lib@{ub}
Hello Thilo
On 21-Jul-02, you wrote:
Can someone send this file to Sven please.The blitz2000 site is down since 2
days
> Hi Sven!
> The latest release is now running under real Amiga, WinUAE
> and Amithlon. Seems to be bugfree now.
> It was mailed to me directly, so maybe there is no release yet
> or maybe have a look on Davids page.
> Ciao,
> Thilo
Regards
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@NODE "mail_83" " Re: sds tcp lib "
From: David McMinn <dave@...>
Date: 07-26-02 20:59:53
Subject: @{b}Re: sds tcp lib@{ub}
Hi Bernd,
I don't think I uploaded it to the site yet, and I do not have access to
the archive I sent to Thilo here. I also don't know why the site has been
going on and off the internet as it pleases, but it is very annoying.
I don't have any time to work on the site, so the way you all find it now
is the way it will stay for another 3 weeks (unless someone wants to help).
Sorry.
[) /\ \/ ][ [)   |\/| c |\/| ][ |\| |\|   |   dave@...
       http://david-mcminn.port5.com      |   ICQ=16827694
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@NODE "mail_84" " SDSTCPLib and listen sockets... "
From: Gareth Griffiths <mail@...>
Date: 07-16-02 22:43:38
Subject: @{b}SDSTCPLib and listen sockets...@{ub}
Can I create a proggie in Blitz using the SDSTCPLib that listens for
connections to a port and then acts upon it, etc.?
So for example, I start the proggie on the Amiga and it listens on port
2123, and then I use a client program on my PC to connect to that port and
send commands to the Blitz proggie.
I've read the SDSTCPLib guide but its all Greek to me :(
Cheers,
GazChap.
Gareth Griffiths -- mailto:mail@... -- http://www.gazchap.com
How many weeks are there in a light year?
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@NODE "mail_85" " Re: Strange problem "
From: Fabio <shada@...>
Date: 07-01-02 14:11:27
Subject: @{b}Re: Strange problem@{ub}
Ciao Bernd Roesch,
>I see that the gadtoolslib have output to the serial port (kprintf).
 That's fine, thanks for having had a look at this problem. I installed
the patch made by David and all it works fine now.
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@NODE "mail_86" " Stupid spammers (was RE: http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk) "
From: Demon Hell <demonhell_@...>
Date: 07-09-02 01:10:00
Subject: @{b}Stupid spammers (was RE: http://www.gmcminn.btinternet.co.uk)@{ub}
>3) I'll bet a lot of the people's addresses who were on the Blitz2000 >site
>are glad I implemented a mailto form instead of just having their >email
>address in the HTML (sadly, that's what I did with the list :/ )
Nice to see there are still some sensible webmasters about.
I decided to start wreaking my revenge on spammers a few months back..got a
free website with PHP included and wrote a little web page that generated
fake/invalid email addresses..about 30 to a page, and then added a few
recursive links to the script again.
I forgot all about it until I read your mail...decided to check the server
logs, over 13000 poisoned addresses served up now..<snigger>
Maybe I should just change it so it lists all the Microsoft employees email
addresses too, or is being too evil ?
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@NODE "mail_87" " TCP: device on WinUAE "
From: Lorence Lombardo <lory@...>
Date: 07-27-02 13:38:35
Subject: @{b}TCP: device on WinUAE@{ub}
Hi Blitzers,
            Has anyone here tried to mount the tcp: device on WinUAE
while using the BSD socket emulation ? I did and found that it would
crash and I would hav to reset it when I was testing some of my blitz
progy's. Wouldnt it be a good idea if they icorporate the tcp: device
as a part of the BSD socket emulation of WinUAE ? That would also
allow lots AmIRC scripts to work also.
Regards
Why not check out some of my programs...!!!???
http://home.in.tum.de/hodges/cgi-bin/amifind?query=Lorence+Lombardo&dir=-1&mode=and
Software suppliers are trying to make their software packages more
'user-friendly'.... Their best approach, so far, has been to take all
the old brochures, and stamp the words, 'user-friendly' on the cover.
-- Bill Gates
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