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I've seen a problem with this myself. My notes say (and this is all the information I have): WaitSelect() from bsdsocket.library returns -1 if the task was * signalled with a Ctrl-C. waitselect() from newlib.library does not. * Adding the Ctrl-C signal to our user signal mask causes a Ctrl-C to * oc...

There's also DONOTWAIT. I forget what RAWBInfo shows that as, but now having a WBStartUp drawer is not standard it doesn't tend to get shown and we're back to the tooltype anyway.

Youe mean like: printer.device/PRD_EDITPREFS printer.device/PRD_EDITPREFS NAME PRD_EDITPREFS - open the driver preferences window (V44) FUNCTION New drivers can have own preferences. This commands ask the driver to open a window to allow the user to change the prefs. Typically this is done with an ...

I'd like to see a standard print requester in ASL. Currently most software just dumps everything to printer.device:0, which is, quite frankly, a bit rubbish. A proper print requester that allows the user to select which printer they want to print to, and returns a PrinterData structure with the user...

You can map parts of extended memory objects. See the documentation for Map() - http://forum.hyperion-entertainment.biz ... 153#p35042

tonyw wrote:I have edited the page now.

Thanks!

http://wiki.amigaos.net/wiki/Programmin ... internally

The first "SYS:Storage/DataTypes" here should be "Devs:DataTypes"

Am I doing something wrong, or is this a bug in AvailFonts? It's the former. In your loop you access the AvailFonts structures by using an index on af but you also increment the pointer every iteration so you end up skipping every second font entry and eventually crashing because you've gone past a...

As mentioned in other threads, some DT descriptor creator. Even the old 68k dtdesc would do for now.

Belxjander wrote:Chris: I've been looking for that actually...

It's on the old DevCDs, I don't know if there's another source.