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Public (software) Library
Programming Library

Descriptions and Compilation Copyright 1993 Nelson Ford
Duplication, reprinting and distribution of these descriptions is restricted.
See LICENSE.DOC in the PSL_NEWS directory for complete information


=====Pascal, part 3


CONTENTS:

-----VIDEO
-----OOP:  OOP routines.
-----DOS_ACCS:  DOS access routines.
-----TOOLS:  programming utilities
-----TUTORS:  tutorials & info
-----TV_PAS: TurboVision

====================================

-----VIDEO

[BGICLIP]
Clip and ClipShow (Donnelly, Peter; $0-$10) includes two programs to
produce and display BGI clip art for use with PutImage.

[CRTP_DG]
CrtPlus 1.0 (Modern Solutions; $28) is a set of assembler routines to
detect the video adapter type, to create an 80x43 or 80x50 video mode (for
EGA/VGA), to disable/enable text blinking, and to fill, change color of,
and copy a block of video.

[BIGCHAR]
BigChar (Swisher, Brian F.; $5) is a TP4 unit for writing text to the
screen in large characters. It is primarily intended for writing opening
logo screens.

[CRTPAT]
CrtPat is a patch for the CRT unit of TP5.5. It takes care of unpredictable
DELAY times on computers faster than 30MHz.

[CURDLE]
Curdle (Majkrzak, John M.; $0) will take care of watching the screen
boundaries when your Turbo Pascal program lets a user move about the screen
directly as might be done in a screen painting routine or even some data
entry programs.

[DGSay]
DGSay 8907.01 (Gerrold, David; $25) will write formatted, justified and
colored text to screen by replacing Write and WriteLN with Say and SayLN. A
demo and source code are included.

[FastScr]
FastScr 1.0 (Addleman, Mark; $0) provides simple and fast video control
through the use of objects.

[GRAFXTP]
GrafxTP (Fralix, Jim; $0) is a TP6 unit for graphics handling which
provides a generic graphic container object and procedures to manipulate
the object.

[GRPHVGA]
GraphVGA Unit 1.0 (Modern Solutions; $38) is a set of high performance
graphic routines for EGA/VGA that are over six times faster than BGI
routines and take less than 3k.

[GWedit]
GWedit 2.01 (Day, Michael; $0) provides a graphics based string input for
use with the Turbo Pascal BGI.

[KPASCAL]
KPascal (Contemporary Computer Services; $0) is a video output unit to
replace Write & WriteLn with some string formating and conversion
functions. This program includes a Colors, and Keyboard unit for
standardizing text attributes between programs, and Keyboard offers an
extremely enhanced replacement to ReadKey with it's own buffer.

[RGB]
RGB (Sieraski, John; $0) is TP5 code which illustrates how to use the
SetRGBPalette command from the Turbo Pascal 5.0 Graph unit to create 16
shades of gray on a VGA graphics card.

[Scndsign]
Scndsign (Enochs, Iddo L.; $25) allows programmers to design screens and then
generates the code in Turbo Pascal to be added to your programs. It also
permits you to specify variables for data entry as part of your screen design.

[ScrGen]
ScrGen is a screen editor that generates Turbo Pascal source code for screen
displays to be added to your programs. The program features an attribute
selection utility, a box draw utility and a block move utility. Colors can be
defined for use on color monitors, and monochrome attributes, such as normal,
underlined and reverse video can be generated for use on monochrome monitors.
Output can be generated to support either or both of these video modes.

[SdImage]
SdImage 1.03 (Day, Michael; $?) is a Turbo Pascal unit designed to allow
saving any BGI screen to disk. There are 20 image buffers available for
use.

[TJGRAFX]
TjGrafix 1.0 (Damn Fine Software Solutions; $30) provides routines to let
you take advantage of the 256-color capabilities of the IBM MCGA, EGA, and
VGA within your programs with minimal difficulty.

[TEXTIO]
TextIO is a TP5 unit that allows for the following: large text buffers for
speedier handling when needed, complete seek function for text files, write
formatted output to a string variable, read contents of a string variable
as formatted input.

[Twins]
Twins 1.10 (Corll, Brian; $15-$25) is a toolbox that allows you to create
and manipulate multiple windows on visible and virtual screens using the
object-oriented techniques available in Turbo Pascal 5.5. Included are
assembler routines to facilitate direct writes to video memory and the
changing of text attributes. Also, a unit has been provided to create
simple light-bar menus and a color selection menu, and a unit for detection
of keyboard activity.

[WINDEX]
Windex (Roncalio, John; $0) contains windowing code for TP5. You can mix
and match "disk" and "ram" as locations for the saved window image and the
CloseWindow procedure will find it when needed. Tested on EGA, CGA and
mono, but may cause snow on some CGA's.

[BRESN]
BRESN (Deshpande, Chetan; $0) shows how to draw a line using Bresenham's
algorithm, also known as midpoint algorithm. This method is used by AutoCad
and other popular graphic programs.

[FREEFNT]
FreeFont (Garey, Michael E.; $0-$10) contains TP units that work together
with the Borland BGI to allow you to display text in any direction with any
slant using BGI stroked fonts.

[GRAFTXT]
Graftxt (Godfrey, Tim; $0) is a set of routines for fast display of text in
graphics mode. Includes 8, 14, 16, and 19 line fonts. It is a faster but
more limited alternative to OutTextXY.

[MAKE_IO]
Make-IO2 (Alger, Richard N.; $25) lets you create I/O screens with a text
editor, then it converts them to TP source code. Requires Technojocks Turbo
Toolkit (#0738). Source code included.

[SVGABG]
SuperVGA & TweakedVGA BGI drivers (Hargrave, Jordan; $20) are SuperVGA and
TweakedVGA 256 and 16-color BGI drivers. SuperVGA cards are supported up to
1280x1024. Svga32k.bgi is provided for Tseng4000 cards with the Sierra
HiColor chip, supporting 32768 colors and S3 BGI driver. Paging is
included.

[TDMENU]
TP PD Menu (Henderson, Ken; $0) is TP code to let you generate pulldown
menus. Included are a menu compiler mouse support and full source code.

[TP4WIO]
TP4WIO (Rohr, Gerald; $0) is a collection of procedures and functions which
assist in screen input/output. Many other uses in general programming are
available as well.

[TP5WIO]
TP5WIO (Rohr, Gerry; $0) is a collection of procedures and functions which
assist in screen input/output.

[USERLIB]
UserLib is a Turbo Pascal 5.5 unit containing several useful functions for
screen I/O, menus, etc.

[ANSIVIE]
ANSIView (Della, Marcos R.; $0) provides you with the features from the CRT
unit with the earlier versions of Turbo Pascal while still retaining the
features of the new TVision environment.

[BASEAPP]
Base Application 1.0 (Leon, John C.; $10) is a set of TV routines: hi-res
video mode toggle, proper window count handling, working help contexts for
menubar and statusline, provision for app-specific initialization code,
tileable/cascadable windows and more. Source is included.

[CRTSEG]
CRTSeg (Donnelly, Tom; $0) allows the video segment address in a CRT unit
to be changed.

[EGALOGO]
EGALogo lets you create smooth scrolling logos for EGA and VGA.

[GNOOM]
Gnoom (Soumarokov, Nikolay; $0) lets you edit up to ten colorful images,
animate them and use them in Turbo Pascal programs. Two demonstration
programs and Turbo Pascal routines are included. Images can have size from
2 x 2 to 64 x 64 pixels each.

[PCXPAS]
PCXPAS (Donnelly, Peter; $0) includes two Turbo Pascal units for decoding
and displaying PCX graphics files. It includes Pascal and assembler source
code and sample implementations.

[RM_TRBO]
Raster Master 2.0 (Scarborough Digital; $25) lets you easily create
graphics for your TP programs. It can handle graphics up to 100 X 100
pixels in size with 16 colors and PCX, BGF, DEF, CON, and Windows ICO
format. Other features include paint program style tools, a zoom mode, and
a very slick graphic user interface. VGA and a mouse are required.

[Schwazz]
Schwazz 1.0 (Duncan, Jonathan D.; $0) shows how to manipulate the VGA
palette for dazzling effects.

[TP256D]
TP256D (Thomas Design; $45) contains Super VGA BGI driver for Turbo C and
Pascal that integrates support for multiple SVGA chipsets into one driver.
Supports Video 7, Paradise, ATI, Tecmar, Orchid, Genoa, Compaq VGA, HP VGA,
and STB video cards.

[Tvgas]
Tvgas 2.1 (BSX International; $5) lets you create and save VGA images for
use with the PutImage procedure.

[TWAIT]
Twait (Brewer, Ty; $0) provides a way to display a message while the
computer is crunching numbers or processing data, etc.

[GIFPAS]
GIFPas (Wenzel, Sean; $0) this unit decodes GIF images in 256 colors at
nearly any resolution.

[PCXKIT]
PCXkit (Donnelly, Peter; $10) CLIP 1.3 lets you clip images up to 64K from
PCX files in EGA/VGA medium or high resolution.

[SCENEBL]
Scene Builder 1.01 (Rivers, Jerry; $0) is a paint program for Turbo Pascal.
A compilable Pascal source program is produced of the graphic you create.
Drawing tools include lines, polygons, rectangles, circles/ellipses, and
arcs. Other features include flood filling, line styles, snap grid, and
zoom viewing. Requires VGA.

[TPPCX]
TPPCX 1.1 (Rafn, Mark D.; $2) contains a TP 6.0 Object-Oriented unit for
displaying or saving PCX format picture files on Hercules, EGA, VGA, or
compatible adapters. It allows for the hidden page display used in behind
the scenes buffer capturing.

[VGAPAL@]
VGAPal 1.0 (RAM Software Development; $10) is a palette control TPU which
lets you fade-in and fade-out and cycle through palette colors. A routine
is also provided for loading 320x200x256-color PCX files.

[3DLIB1]
3DLib 1.7 (Loewy Ron; $15) is a Turbo Pascal 3D graphic animation package.
It features fast wire-mesh 3D objects with a macro to Pascal language
translator, support for TP for DOS and TP for Windows, DOS and windows
hosted macro translator and animator, and a new DOS object compiler.
On the second disk is 3D 1.2 [3D120] (Loewy Ron and Ishai Ben-Aroya;
$10), a companion to 3DLib.

[QWIKSCRN]
Qwik 7.1 (Eagle Performance Software; $25) is a high performance screen
writing utility for TP4 programmers. Features include vertical writing
routines, detection of the i486 and Pentium CPU's, and more.

[TTT]
TechnoJock's Turbo Toolkit (TechnoJock Software ASP; $54) is a collection
of procedures and functions for Turbo Pascal programmers: a collection of
ultra-fast screen writing procedures, a collection of windowing and screen
saving procedures, a "very nice (better than Blaise) menu routine", a
collection of screen input routines, and a large assortment of
miscellaneous procedures and functions, including pull-down menus, mouse
support, form input, directory listings, string handling. Full source code
is included. Included in the documentation is a list of other shareware and
commercial programs which Bob has found to be useful for TP programming.

[TJOBJ_TK]
TechnoJock's Object Toolkit (TechnoJock Software ASP; $90) provides a
comprehensive collection of objects for building sophisticated user
interfaces. It is designed specifically to be used by programmers who are
new to object-oriented programming. It provides the complete source code
for 18 units, and includes over 70 example programs. Some of the main tools
provided include Screen and Window Management, Form Input, List Management,
Menus, Directory and File Selection, and much more. Turbo Pascal 5.5 or
later is required, and 640K and a hard disk are recommended.

[BOX]
BOX (Nescatunga Software; $20) is a screen designer for Pascal programmers.
Features include the ability to save screens in a small "packed" format, a
pop-up ASCII table, file directory functions, and example programs which
show how to create context-sensitive help screens and moving bar menus.

[EGAFont]
EGAFont (Williams, Aaron M.; $10) is a set of programs for the easy
creation and editing of EGA/VGA fonts. Several EGA/VGA fonts are included,
as are several related video utilities.

[MiniGen]
MiniGen (Snyder, Eric H.; $?) is a Turbo Pascal screen code generator that
allows you to create data entry screens, open and close windows with
borders and cursor memory, perform controlled data entry and create pull
down menus. Then it generates the necessary TP code to reproduce all this.

[PCXBGI1@, PCXBGI2@]
PCX2BGI (Balash, Marty; $15) converts all or part of PCX or LBM pictures to
BGI images for use with Turbo C and Turbo Pascal programs. Turbo C
programmers can hard-code smaller graphics into their programs without
needing external graphics files. A C-code generation utility, a utility to
remove the header and a sample program are provided.

[PULL70]
Pull 7.0 (Eagle Performance Software ASP; $25) is a set high performance
pull-down menu utilities for Turbo Pascal 5.0 (TP5) for novice and
professional programmers. Features include a pull-down file directory,
pull-down menus with three menu modes and seven-line modes, highlighted
command letters, unlimited levels of submenus, unlimited data entry windows
for nine types of data, context-sensitive help windows and more. PULL has
been designed with a fill-in-the-blank concept. To get your application up
and running, you only need to fill in the appropriate records or variables.

[TEGAS]
Tegas 3.0 (BSX International; $5) lets you create and save EGA images for
use with the PutImage procedure.

[TEGL_TP]
TEGL Windows Toolkit II for TP 5.5 (TEGL Systems Corporation; $50) is a set
of GUI routines for TP 5.5. For more information, see the writeup of the
same toolkit for Turbo C.

[TIMAGE]
tIMAGE 1.21 (Sarver, J.H.; $25) creates graphic images in a format
compatible with PutImage. It also generates TP source code for accessing
the image.

[WNDW70]
WNDW 7.0A (Eagle Performance Software ASP; $25) is a set of high
performance window utilities for Turbo Pascal 5.0 which give you full
window control and management in all text modes. Up to 254 windows can be
on screen at once. Only 13k of code is added to your program even if all 69
utilities are used. Fifteen different border styles with shadows are
available. All windows can be randomly accessed. Adjustable-rate moving,
resizing and scrolling are supported.

[MAXXDATA]
Maxx Data TurboMenu (Maxx Data Systems, Inc.; $25) is a set of menu
routines. It allows you to define and manipulate pull-down menus. It
supports an auto-tracking feature, mouse-tracking, and the data structure
uses stack and heap memory. The menus can be defined in a text or graphics
mode in one or two dimensions.

[NEW_FNTS]
New-Fonts (Pavia, Donald; $?) contains procedures, functions and a utility
for creating your own 8x8 graphics fonts for ASCII characters 128 through
255 to be used by your Turbo Pascal program. In testing New-fonts, it
appeared that you can also edit the lower ASCII characters.

[TOP]
Turbo Overdrive Package (Nescatunga Software; $20) is a collection of over
40 procedures and functions. Some of the routines allow you to save and
restore screens, draw boxes with the arrow keys, and generate pop-up box
menus, Lotus-style menus, and pull-down menus. TOP contains an on-screen
pop-up calculator and a mathematical expression parser.

[TSCRIPT]
Turbo Script (Menningen, Kevin; $?) allows direct video memory accessing
for lightening speed screen operations.


-----OOP:  OOP routines.

[BTR_OOP]
BTR_OOP is a start on an OOPs interface for Btrieve.

[BUFFRA]
BuffRa (Wentz, Eric C.; $0) is a set of multi-dimensional (from 2 to 255)
virtual arrays examples.

[CrtPlus]
CrtPlus 1-14-90 (Small, John W.; $20) is a demonstration of window objects.
CrtPlus provides keyboard, cursor, and window enhancements to Turbo Pascal
5.5's CRT unit. It is coded in an object-oriented format.

[DRAWFIL]
DrawFill 2.0 (Biffl, Richard; $10) is a programming tool to help design
graphic fill patterns for the Borland Graphics Interface (BGI) used by
Borland's Turbo languages. Pascal source code is included.

[EVAL_AZ]
Eval_AZ (Zatarain, Arthur, P.E.; $0) is an expression evaluator.

[FILEOBJ]
FileObj (Matsoukas, Bill; $0) is an OOP object that provides an easy way to
get information about a file, such as IFEXIST, the full file name, the base
name, the date, time, attributes and size.

[GENERIC]
Genericity (Wentz, Eric C.; $0) offers several low level, generally useable
Objects to be used in OOP programming. Source code is included.

[HASH]
Hash (Wentz, Eric C.; $0) is a simple Generic hash table, designed so that
with very little effort, you can hash any data element desired. Requires
Genericity, above.

[HYPRGID]
HyperGuide (Flamig, B.; $0) explains the basics of object-oriented
programming with Turbo Pascal. This guide shows you how to put the power of
OOP to work for you. The HyperGuide was developed with HyperHelper, a
hypertext authoring system.

[OBJOVR]
ObjOvr (Dubois, David; $0) is a description of a technique for using
OBJitized data in an overlayed unit. By OBJitized data, the author means
data that has been converted to an .OBJ file using the BinObj utility, and
linked as an external procedure. Corrects a subtle bug in the original
upload technique.

[OOPMOUS]
OOPMouse (Peart, Benjamin R.; $0) is Object Oriented Programming routine to
make it easier to use an MS mouse in your TP5.5 programs. It also includes
a demo Bezier curve program that utilizes the mouse object.

[OOPWIN]
OOPWin (Hill, Fred; $0) is an object oriented test project that builds an
array of expanded wildcards using an input window and then allows
comparisons with that array.

[StrLink]
StrLink 1.01 (Rosenberger, Rob ASP; $0) in an OOP object which implements a
linked list of strings. You can read a text file into memory like
StrLinkList. The linked list of strings also saves space by omitting
trailing blanks on each line. StrLink can optionally use TurboPower
Software's TPRO5 toolkit.

[UOBJ]
UOBJ Unit 1.0 (Babulic, Mike; $0) is a Pascal unit which contains the TObj
class and was written to provide a better base object to Turbo Pascal
programmers, enhance portability between Object Pascal and Turbo Pascal
(MS/DOS), and provide the standard base object to Quick Pascal programmers.


-----DOS_ACCS:  DOS access routines.

[BUFFER]
Buffer (Ernst, Rolf; $0) is a unit for buffered file I/O. It allows for
free definition of a number of buffers, size of each buffer and whether the
buffer should be allocated in expanded memory.

[CLP]
CLParser 3.2 (Truesdell, Greg; $0) is a Command Line Parser. It provides
the programmer with several pre-defined objects for dealing with command
line options and switches. The unit also provides parsing for wildcard
filenames, all environment variables and simple text parameter files.

[CMDLIN]
CmdLin (Walsh, Jim; $0) is a TP5 unit which will process command line
parameters given by the user.

[CPU_TP]
CPU_TP (Boler, Mark R.; $0) is a set of assembler and TP routines to
determine which CPU and math coprocessor (if any) are installed.

[DDS]
DDS (Glynn, Earl F.; $0) is code for a utility which shows a disk drive
summary of all active drives, including bytes/sector, sectors/cluster,
number of clusters, bytes capacity, bytes available, and working directory.

[DESQ5X]
Desq5x (Eagle Performance Software; $0) is a set of DESQview interface
routines that have been modified for use for TP5.

[DIRTREE]
DirTree (Roohi, Bill; $0) is Pascal source for a directory tree display.

[DISK13]
Disk13IO (AMST ASP; $5) is a Turbo Pascal 5.0 unit designed to allow
programmers to add disk sector I/O (interrupt 13) routines into their
programs. The routines in DISK13IO will only operate on floppy disks. The
entire unit is self-contained, including advanced error checking and error
recovery.

[DK]
DK (Grinsfelder, James A.; $0) is source code for a recursive descent
algorithm for removing complex directory trees. For TP 4-5.5.

[DriveXX]
DriveXX 4.0 (NativSoft Computing; $10) is a collection of tools written in
TP 6 for dealing with block devices. Demo code is included.

[Env]
Env 2.5 (Babulic, Mike; $0) is a couple TP routines to simplify using the
environment string.

[EXECSWP]
ExecSwap (Kokkonen, Kim; $0) is assembler code and a TP5 unit that will let
you write programs that swap themselves out to EMS to allow room for other
large programs to run. The heart of the code is in the assembler, which
could be modified to work with other languages.

[ExecWin]
ExecWin 1.01 (Kokkonen, Kim; $0) is source code to interface one procedure,
ExecWindow, which uses the ExecDos routine from Turbo Professional's TPDOS
unit to run a child process. In addition to what the ExecDos routine does,
ExecWindow attempts to keep the video output of the child process within a
specified window on the screen. This is useful for some programs, as
exemplified by the INSTALL.EXE program used for installation of Turbo
Professional files.

[Extend]
Extend 6 (Bussinger, Scott; $0) allows up to 96 files to be open
simultaneously under DOS 2+ or 252 files under DOS 3+. The normal DOS limit
is 20 files open at once.

[FIMODE]
FI-Mode 1.0 (Sadowsky, Richard S.; $0) alters the File Mode byte associated
with the opening of Overlay files and text files opened for reading (with
Reset). Turbo Pascal 5 ignores the global FileMode variable when opening
overlay and text files for reading, which means such files cannot be safely
shared on a network.

[FNDPTH]
FindPath (Nelson, Chris; $0) is a set of routines to access and manipulate
the DOS environment variable PATH and to use the PATH to find a user
specified file.

[MATCH]
MatchStr (Guinther, Tom; $0) is a TP routine for doing wildcard searches
for file names.

[PARSCL]
Parscl is a TP routine to parse a command line.

[PICKFIL]
PickFile (Luckas, Jim; $0) is a TP unit that returns a filename selected by
the user using the point and shoot method.

[PRGINFO]
ProgInfo (Housh, Rick; $0) is a TP5 unit that provides a method for a
program to know its own name.

[REDIR]
ReDir (Casey, Richard; $0) is a TP5 unit used to redirect I/O for a
specific file handle to a user specified file.

[TPenv]
TPenv 1.0 (Kokkonen, Kim; $0) is a Turbo Pascal unit that allows
application programs to manipulate the DOS environment by reading and
setting environment strings in either the current program's environment or
in the system master environment.

[TPLDIR]
TPLDIR (Hen derson, Ken; $0) is an example program showing a TpDir-style
file pick list with multiple file selection capability.

[TPXMS]
TPXMS 1.01 (Davis, Vernon E.; $0) is TP code to add to your programs to
allow access to HIMEM.SYS, the Extended Memory Manager from Microsoft for
286's.

[VOL]
VOL 1.01 (Davis, Vernon E.; $0) are routines for the manipulation of Disk
Volume Labels in TP5 programs.


-----TOOLS:  programming utilities

[BINOBJ]
BinObj (Larsen, Per Bent; $0) allows TP programs to emit .OBJ-files
containing data in the same format as the BINOBJ.EXE utility does. The unit
works, but it could need better I/O-error checking and handling.

[Examine]
Examine 2.0 (Prescott, Richard W.; $18) is a utility program which can be
used to display the assembly level implementation for each line of any
source files compiled with Turbo Pascal 4.0 or 5.0.

[FullDB]
FullDB 1.3 (Murdoch, Duncan J.; $20) reads a TPU file and attempts to add
line number information from all externally linked OBJ files (written in
other languages). This lets you single-step through external code while in
the Debugger. Works with TP 5.5, TP 6.0, or TPW 1.0.

[HDEBUG]
Heap Debugger 1.0 (Webb, Brian D.; $0) is a set of routines to intercept
calls to TP6's heap routines New, Dispose, GetMem, and FreeMem including
extended syntax for New and Dispose. It identifies the unit and line number
of the error and stops debuggers on that line.

[IOLog]
IOLog 1.0 (Kokkonen, Kim; $0) is a TSR that logs all DOS disk I/O
operations to a file for later study. Pascal source code is included.
(res:19k)

[READOBJ]
Joan Riff's ReadObj 1.9 (Computerwise Consulting Services; $10) dumps OBJ
and LIB files in readable format.

[ModXRef]
ModXRef 1.0 (Newman, Norman; $0) produces a cross-reference listing for a
Pascal program which is spread over several modules.

[OBINDED]
Obinded (Risi, Vince; $0) is the binary editor of the Borland interface for
TP6.

[OVRACT]
OvrAct (Schuster, Ron; $0) is a unit that captures data about the
activities of the overlay manager in a Turbo Pascal 5.x program and saves
it in a disk file. It includes programs to produce reports from this data
file.

[OVRLAY]
OvrLay (Schuster, Ron; $0) describes some of the low-level details of the
Turbo Pascal Overlay Manager.

[OvrObj]
OvrObj 1.0 (Schuster, Ron; $0) is a small inline macro that returns a
pointer to the OBJitized data, whether or not the unit is overlaid.

[OvrSub]
OvrSub 1.0 (Schuster, Ron; $0) lets you use the OVR file from one version
of a program with the EXE file from a different version of the same
program. It also lets you write a program that uses several different
overlay files, each containing a different version of the same routines,
and switch between them dynamically. All source code included.

[PASUSER]
PASUsers 1.0 (Dawson, Terry; $0) will help clean up and maintain your Turbo
Pascal source directory. It provides a sorted list of all include files and
units that are used by other Pascal source modules. After each file or
unit, the source modules that use it are listed.

[PFSTAT]
PFstat (Larson, Per; $0) examines a TP5 Unit and generates statistics for
it.

[STEALTH]
Stealth Bomber 2.2 (Dean, Kevin; $0) (formerly CRCSET) is an anti-virus
program and linkable code that uses a 32-bit CRC to verify the integrity of
the running program.

[STHING]
SThing (TurboPower Software; $0) includes a Turbo Pascal unit and
demonstration programs for accessing the Covox Speech Thing. Source and
sample files are included.

[ZIPSORC]
ZipSorce (Transversal Design; $30) will automatically Zip all sub-files or
other related files specified in a TP source file.

[DLLDLG]
DllDialg (TP-Win; Dan Thomas; $0) demonstrates how to run a dialog and get
results from a DLL.

[EXECHK]
ExeChk shows how to embed your original application EXE file with the
user's name, address, serial number, etc., in order to discourage copying
of your software. This method works with files compressed using LZEXE.

[PASCALW]
Pascal-W 1.0 (Wirch, Rick and Davis, Chris; $0) is a Pascal editor,
compiler, interpreter for Windows 3.0. It has a help file, but knowledge of
Pascal is required. It does not have all the features of standard Pascal,
but has additional features that take advantage of the Windows environment.

[QPF]
Quick Pascal Word Fixup 1.0 (MAT Enterprises; $0) will fixup Pascal words
into a standard format.

[SETJMPS]
SetJmps (Stephens; David; $0) allows you to have non-local GOTO's in your
TP 6.0 code so that you can jump directly out of deeply nested procedures,
etc.

[TP_ASM]
TP&Asm 2.21 (Prescott, Richard W.; $42) is an integrated assembler for TP 4
- 5.5. It operates during the compile step to provide support for the four
TP&Asm keywords.

[TPU2ASM]
TPu2Asm (Larsen, Per Bent; $0) is a symbolic disassembler for Turbo Pascal
Units. Works with TP 5.5.

[TPWPRNT]
TPW Printer Unit (Galivan, Bob; $0) is a unit that will display a device
mode dialog box and print a text file.

[TRACERP]
Trace 1.0 (Prescott, Richard W.; $0) provides a powerful "trap on
condition" debugging capability for use with Turbo Pascal 4.0 and 5.0.

[UNIT]
Unit (BTS Software; $0) manages the procedure/function declarations in the
interface section of a TP unit by copying specified procedure/function
headers from the implementation section into the interface section.

[UNITXRF]
UnitXref (Thomas, Dan; $0) will find all units used by a program.

[TP_WCH]
Watch Manager (Prescott, Richard W.; $8) consists of three procedures and
two functions which may be used to automatically set and clear watch
expressions under program control as you trace your program in the
Integrated Development Environment.

[INSID_TP]
Inside Turbo Pascal 5.5 Units (William Peavy; $0) is a utility to let you
unassemble Unit code, document programs, access interface symbols for use
in cross-referencers (etc), and more. Full source code and complete
documentation of Unit structure are included.

[PXL]
PXL (Wisan, Richard; $0) is a Pascal source code lister with optional
cross-reference, adjustable header, begin-end counts and other features.
Output can be redirected. PXL supports many printers, including lasers, and
can work with wide-carriage printers. PXL allows for alternating left and
right headers for printing on both sides of the page. The program will also
print plain text files. TP 5.5's four new reserved words are also
supported. Source code is included.

[T_REF]
T-Ref (Synergy Software Solutions; $25-$45) is a source code lister and
cross-reference lister. With it, you can specify a line-by-line print-out
of the lexical levels and the block levels, the active procedure or
function of that line, and the line numbers along with the listing.
The cross-reference utility will give a complete cross reference of all
identifiers declared within a program, or a partial listing (on requested
object types). The listing gives each identifier's name, its type, the code
line declared on, all lines referencing the names, and the scope (the
procedure or function name and level in which the identifier was declared
within). Output can go to the printer or a file.

[TDEBUG]
Turbo Debug is a TP source code debugger.


-----TUTORS:  tutorials & info

[PAS_TUT]
Paperless Pascal Tutorial (Advantage International; $0) is a Pascal
tutorial book-on-disk. The disk contains the Advantage Paperless Reader.
This is a thorough guide to Pascal.

[TPREF__@]
Turbo Pascal Reference (Mitchell, Ed; $0) is a 400+ page reference guide to
Turbo Pascal. It provides information on TP 6.0 and 7.0, Borland Pascal,
and Turbo Vision. Information is provided in ASCII format and illustrations
are provided in PCX format.

[TUTPAS]
Turbo Pascal Tutor 2.6 (Dodrill, Gordon J.; $15) is a series of 16 lessons
teaching Turbo Pascal programming to beginners. Careful attention is given
to a full description of Object Oriented Programming and how to use it.

[VIS_PAS]
Visible Pascal is a programming language written especially for people
learning to program. The "visible" part of Visible Pascal is that it shows
you the operation of your program as it runs. It includes an easy-to-use
editor.


-----TV_PAS: TurboVision

[COMBOX]
ComboBox Notes (Greer, Keith; $0) is a unit that implements a pull down
selection list in Turbo Vision. It limited number of strings that have been
previously typed in. Source and sample program are included.

[COMPAT]
Compat (Beck, Randolph; $0) lets you execute old TP functions without TV
modifications.

[COMPROG]
ComProg is an example of a TVision terminal program.

[DATAVAL]
Data Validation Techniques (Thorpe, Danny; $0) is an article about data
validation techniques and pitfalls in Turbo Vision, included.

[MENFRAM]
MenFrame (Horstmeier, Jens; $0) is a unit to implement a frame with a
complete system menu.

[PRG_BAR]
Progress Bar is a small "thermometer" progress bar class.

[RADIOTV]
Radio (Borland International; $0) shows how to have multiple radio buttons
in Turbo Vision.

[SAVE_TV]
Save (Borland International; $0) demonstrates a method of screen saving via
BGI routines.

[SCRSAV]
SCRSav (Boether, Stefan; $0) is TV source for a screen saver.

[TVBEGIN]
TurboVision Begin 1.5 (Romano, Bill; $0) produces a TurboVision skeleton
program which can serve as the starting point for your own applications.

[TVGraph]
TVGraph 1.03 (Mindware; $0) is a layer around TVision that allows a program
to run in EGA/VGA graphics

[TVMOUSE]
TVMouse contains mouse routines for Turbo Vision.

[TVCC]
Turbo Vision Custom Controls 1.1 (Castle Computer Services; $0) is a unit
for TP/BP7.0 and TV2.0 to emulate the stell-grey styles of Borland's
Window's Custom Controls.

[TVMACRO]
Turbo Vision Macros 1.0 (Cybersoft & Koepke, Lawrence V.; $25) is a
complete TV event macro handler that records and plays back keyboard and
mouse events. Macros can record the playback of other macros. It includes
units that create generic PickList, Stack and Queue objects.

[TVMENU]
TVMenu (Seddon, Bill; $0) shows how to provide a TMenuBar object with
checkable menu options.

[TVEXIT]
TVexit (Borland International; $0) shows how to exit TV without clearing
the user's screen.

[TVICON]
TV Icons (Babler, David; $0) lets you add icons to your TV applications.

[TXT132]
Txt132 (Baldwin, Dave; $0) shows how to run TV in 132-column text mode.

[Shazam@]
Shazam (Stein, Johnathan J.; $39) generates complete TurboVision
applications. It passively creates Params, cm, hc, and kb values, help text
and dummy procedures. It handles multi-submenus, multi-statusLines and
hints. It is powerful enough to model TP 6 IDE, Quattro and Paradox menu
structures. Over 40 example definitions are included.

[TVTOOL]
TV Tool Box 2.0 (Hansen, Richard; $43) is a collection of extensions to
Pascal Turbo Vision. It includes a WYSIWYG interactive menu designer, data
entry objects, scrolling dialog boxes, ASCII/HEX edit window, multi-view
scroll bars, message dialogs, print, percent, progress dialogs, and more.
The data entry objects include formatted entry for integer and floating
point numbers, edit masks with literals, post-edit routines, required
fields, and field locking.