mancala KUAL (native) PW/Touch

[knc1]

Originally Posted by twobob

"L:D_N:dialog_ID:thing_RKB:true"

(leave space for a keyboard)

Ah, I see it now, that is an option list.
Read: '_' as: ',' then it looks like the name:value list which it is.

Could probably even be computed from a name=value array representation of a list.

[knc1]

Originally Posted by twobob

Damn good point.

Looking a bit more, all of those corner points could be start-up time calculated from top-right-corner: x, y and over-all-size: x, y

And from what I saw on the xforms project page, the gui is part of the source download.
But I don't think that is needed for this tile of regular rectangles.

Just look at the values - they are cumulative by the button (pit) size.

[brianinmaine]

* DESCRIPTION Main function / frontend for using an X/XForms-based
* display.
*
* This code is _really_ (I mean: REALLY) dirty...
* The main purpose of this is to make someone play the
* game. For those interested in the gaming (as I am),
* please take a look at the other sourcefiles instead.
* I'm not at all proud of this file, it's my first
* attempt on using the XForms library, and it was done
* in a hurry.
*
* I don't like event driven programming...
*

from xmain.c so you know where the author is coming from...

Anyway, would there be a way of changing orientation for a program like this if there is no title attribute? What if this is called full sceen?

Also, maybe a call to eips or something to clear the screen first would be nice?

Seems like a more universal script could be written to call a program like this?

[twobob]

There is a title attribute..

Took me a while to find it myself..

Gimme 5 Ill dig it up.

EDIT... riiight...
http://xforms-toolkit.org/doc/xforms_6.html

Window fl_show_form(FL_FORM *form, int place, int border,
const char *name);

And from that I extrapolated the two places to dump in the new titles.

so yeah grep -R "fl_show_form" ./* shows us two of them in main.c ?
(I think that was the name)
(This is all from my flakey memory btw so check it)

amend the last param to be L:A_N:Application_ID:whatevers_O:R_PC:N

my version runs on the Dialog layer which has no concept of rotation BUT can modally lock out the background - hence no accidental clicks on the Amazon Framework...

Hope that helps.

[twobob]

Originally Posted by knc1

Ah, I see it now, that is an option list.
Read: '_' as: ',' then it looks like the name:value list which it is.

Could probably even be computed from a name=value array representation of a list.

Bang on.

Nyoxi is the person I have to thank for that info... Respect to him for his erstwhile diggerage.

[brianinmaine]

Originally Posted by twobob

There is a title attribute..

Took me a while to find it myself..

Gimme 5 Ill dig it up.

EDIT... riiight...
http://xforms-toolkit.org/doc/xforms_6.html



And from that I extrapolated the two places to dump in the new titles.

so yeah grep -R "fl_show_form" ./* shows us two of them in main.c ?
(I think that was the name)
(This is all from my flakey memory btw so check it)

amend the last param to be L:A_N:Application_ID:whatevers_O:R_PC:N

my version runs on the Dialog layer which has no concept of rotation BUT can modally lock out the background - hence no accidental clicks on the Amazon Framework...

Hope that helps.

Did try that changing the fl_show_form thing, it did make some changes, so with more work it could be done - still require rewrite of code to include an index or whatever to change size. Not at my current interest level, maybe later someday. Thanks for the program as is.