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From: Matt Ward <mattw@orca.ucd.ie>
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To: srobinson@iocentre.co.uk
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Subject: Re: databases and timers.
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On Sat, 4 Jan 1997 srobinson@iocentre.co.uk wrote:
> FROM: srobinson@iocentre.co.uk
> DATE: January 4th 1997
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> Hi y'all. Have a good holiday? Yes. Good.
> I've got a bit of a problem.I'm doing a database which
> includes pictures and i'd like to know how to load either
> brushes or small pictures into a window. Is it possible as i
I`m not sure exactly what you want here but I think if you read th
section on icons and blocks in the manual or other books it should help
Send me a more detailed description and I`ll see if I can help
> don't seem to be getting any luck. Also,how do i get a visual
> timer to work while waiting for an input (say,a question in a
> quiz).
Use TIMER to see how much time has elapsed (it counts from 0 when the prog
starts and goes up 50 counts each second) See about it in the manual
As a rule I don`t like to use it but if you want the clock to count in
seconds you could use something like
EVERY 50 GOSUB clock
where clock is a subroutine that updates the clock, make sure to have
EVERY ON just before the RETURN
Don`t use INPUT as it halts the program, write your own (if you have
problems, again give us a shout)
Hope this helps! (Probably not!!)
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