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RexxArpLib.Library Version 3.0
==============================
Copyright (C) 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991
by
W.G.J. Langeveld
Stanford Linear Accelerrator Center
All Rights Reserved
RexxArpLib version 3.0
======================
This version of rexxarplib makes use of a lot of AmigaDOS 2.0
features and has various bugs fixed and a few other enhancements. Yet, it is
smaller than previous versions because it is now completely compiled using
SAS/C version 5.10a.
RexxArpLib version 2.52
=======================
This release was necessary to fix problems with AmigaDOS 2.0
shared screens.
RexxArpLib version 2.5
=======================
This release has a few enhancements and bug fixes, some documentation
corrections, and some stuff related to AmigaDOS 2.0. New function: ShowTitle.
The Area... functions are now quite different. For an example, see
areatest.rexx.
RexxArpLib version 2.3
=======================
A few small bug fixes, an additional feature to FileList(), and the
AmigaDOS or ARP 'version' commands now display the rexxarplib version number
correctly.
RexxArpLib version 2.2a
=======================
I corrected a small problem with IffImage(). No other changes. The size
of this version is 41520 bytes. By the way: get the latest version of
iff.library (version 16.1). Brushes now work!
RexxArpLib version 2.2
======================
There are a few new options in a couple of the functions. A few
documentation deficiencies were fixed. The rexx directory only contains a
few new examples. Updates to the SLAC rexx programs that were in the previous
releases may be forthcoming in a separate archive. The screenshare library is
now included in the libs directory, since rexxarplib needs it. Previous
archives assumed that you had it already. See rexxarplib.doc for details.
The size of this version is 41516 bytes.
RexxArpLib version 2.1
======================
A couple of new functions, a few were extended, and one or two were
slightly modified. The nicest new feature is the ability to display IFF files.
For this you will need Christian Weber's iff.library, though. It is available on
BIX as iff153.zoo: I have not included it in this archive. Have fun.
RexxArpLib version 2.0
======================
For further information, read the documentation in the docs
subdirectory. I have also included a large number of ARexx macros that were
written by Marvin Weinstein here at SLAC. These should serve as examples of how
to write some things, not as ready-to-be-used applications: most of them are
very system dependent, and may require some modification before they run on your
system. Read the ReadmeFirst file in the rexx directory.
As usual, comments about the library should go to me on BIX,
either by mail to langeveld, or in the amiga.user/arexx topic.
Also as usual, the library is NOT public domain, but freely
distributable.
Have fun!
Willy.