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1)Copy Sphinx-Handler to l:
2)Add the 6 lines:
SPHINX:
Handler = l:Sphinx-Handler
StackSize = 6000
Priority = 5
GlobVec = -1
#
to your devs:MountList
And that's it for people who are already using SPHINX. When you
start it up the first time it will complain that it doesn't find a
config file (NCfg); just press [OK] and it will come up with a
default config. Open the config window (RightAmiga-C), edit the
config as you like, and save it using [Save Config].
If you used to use Sphinx 2.5 or earlier the old config files will
not work with 2.6x_April19th. Also you no longer need SPHINXConfig,
so toss them all in the bitbucket, /dev/null, null:, nil: or
where ever your old files go to die.
3)If this is you first time with SPHINX, make a duplicate of your
shell icon and add the tooltype
window=SPHINX:<x>/<y>/<w>/<h>/<title>/<extra parameters>
Where <x> is the coordinate of the ;eft edge of the window, <y> the
coordinate of the top edge, <w> the width, <h> the height, <title>
the window's title, and <extra parameters> any extra parameters you
wish to have (like /CLOSE or /WAIT, for example).
For example:
window=SPHINX:0/0/10000/10000/SphinxShellWindow/CLOSE
will open a full size window called SphinxShellWindow, with a close
gadget. (the fact that no-one's workbench is 10000 by 10000 is no
problem---Sphinx will detect this and give you the biggest window it
can. This feature lets you make tricks like this one, and ones
like SPHINX:0/10000/400/1/title..., which will put the window at
the bottom of the workbench screen, with the smallest height
allowed (which is about 55 pixels or so--it depends on other
things)).
You'll also have to create a default config file the first time you
use sphinx, as described above.