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Re: Keyboard control in OWB
Posted on: 2009/4/15 0:24    #161
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It would also be nice to be able to use the Ctrl qualifier key for opening links in a new tab without going through the menu.
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Re: Filer alpha, from OpenAmiga.org
Posted on: 2009/4/13 7:11    #162
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@orgin

From the ReadMe for version 53.16:
Quote:
Add ability to allow window position snapshot


The snapshot option doesn't seem to work for me with the X, Y coordinates of the window (width and height DO work).
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Re: Filer alpha, from OpenAmiga.org
Posted on: 2009/4/10 8:46    #163
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@orgin

Quote:
You mean a bit like a browser history that you can go back and forth in.


Yes.

Quote:
However that would mean two more buttons, wider window.


That's fine with me---I always have to resize the window to make it larger every time I open a new filer window (since the snapshot feature doesn't work yet). There may be others who like to keep it small though.

One very minor thing: I just noticed that the selected state images for the buttons are not being used.

Thanks for the updates!
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Re: Filer alpha, from OpenAmiga.org
Posted on: 2009/4/9 18:33    #164
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@orgin

Thanks!

Were there any plans to add Back and Forward navigation buttons? The Parent button works like Back would (unless the user manually enters a path to a drawer); but there is nothing that works like Forward at the moment.
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Re: Hollywood Designer - a few examples from this powerful tool!
Posted on: 2009/4/6 23:14    #165
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@Torgeir

Very professional looking work, as always.

One small thing:
When the "Dental Info" tab is selected (under "produkter"), the highlighted (underlined) state of "Dental Kanal" shifts slightly to the left when the mouse goes over it.

You are doing a great job promoting Hollywood/Designer (and also the Amiga). Keep it up!
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Re: Filer alpha, from OpenAmiga.org
Posted on: 2009/4/4 19:38    #166
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@orgin

It's coming along nicely.

Could you also add the ability to delete files and drawers with the delete button?
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Re: OWB 3.8
Posted on: 2009/3/28 16:26    #167
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@COBRA

Quote:
It seems that the URL History will only work if you run OWB on the Workbench screen (because the drop-down selection always opens on the Workbench screen), I already fixed this in the gadget so that will be resolved with the next update.


Oh, that's why I wasn't seeing the history. Thanks for finding (and already fixing) the problem.
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Re: OWB 3.8
Posted on: 2009/3/28 1:28    #168
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So how does one bring up the URL history from within OWB?
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Re: Learning HollyWood (~Tutorial) Vol. 1
Posted on: 2009/3/18 15:05    #169
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@Atheist

If you want the number of layers currently on the display, use:
LayerNum=GetAttribute(#DISPLAY, 0, #ATTRLAYERS)

For the coordinates of the cursor use:
CursorX=GetAttribute(#DISPLAY, 0, #ATTRCURSORX)
CursorY=GetAttribute(#DISPLAY, 0, #ATTRCURSORY)

Be sure to check out the Hollywood documentation under GetAttribute() for more information.
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Re: OWB 3.7
Posted on: 2009/2/25 20:06    #170
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@Paul

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I tried it with the samba base.lha file at OS4 Depot last night. It looked like it worked, but when I tried to unpack the lha file after download, it complained several times about inability to access data because of corruption in the file.


That might be because the page had not completely loaded before you selected the "Save as" option.
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Re: OWB 3.7
Posted on: 2009/2/24 20:50    #171
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Ooooooh, I just noticed that animated gifs work now!
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Re: Learning HollyWood (~Tutorial) Vol. 1
Posted on: 2009/2/21 3:06    #172
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@Athiest

I just realized how hard that code might be to read, since the tabs at the beginning of the lines got lost. Let me know if you want me to e-mail you the code in an easier-to-read form.
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Re: Learning HollyWood (~Tutorial) Vol. 1
Posted on: 2009/2/21 1:12    #173
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@Atheist

Well, I'm not sure if you are wanting to move the entire list of lines, or if you are wanting to scroll through a list of lines. The following code will allow you to do both. If you want to scroll through the list, just use the up and down arrow keys; if you want to move the entire list up and down, hold down the "m" key as you use the up and down arrows.

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EnableLayers()

Function p_MoveAllLines(DirectionVar)
If DirectionVar=1
YPos=YPos-LineHeight
Else
YPos=YPos+LineHeight
EndIf
DisplayBrushPart(1, 0, StartY, #CENTER, YPos, 100, LineHeight*5)
Undo(#BRUSHPART, 1, 2)
EndFunction

Function p_ScrollText(direction$)
If direction$="Up"
StartY=Max(StartY-LineHeight, 0)
ElseIf direction$="Down"
StartY=Min(StartY+LineHeight, LineHeight*5)
EndIf
DisplayBrushPart(1, 0, StartY, #CENTER, YPos, 100, LineHeight*5)
Undo(#BRUSHPART, 1, 2)
EndFunction

Function p_KeyCheck(msg)
If msg.key="UP"
If IsKeyDown("m")
p_MoveAllLines(1)
Else
p_ScrollText("Up")
EndIf
ElseIf msg.key="DOWN"
If IsKeyDown("m")
p_MoveAllLines(2)
Else
p_ScrollText("Down")
EndIf
EndIf
EndFunction

InstallEventHandler({OnKeyUp=p_KeyCheck})

SetFont("DejaVu Sans.font", 18)
SetFontStyle(#ANTIALIAS)
SetFontColor($0)
LineHeight=TextHeight("A")

CreateBrush(1, 100, LineHeight*10, #WHITE)
SelectBrush(1)
TextOut(5, 0, "Line One")
TextOut(5, 0+LineHeight, "Line Two")
TextOut(5, 0+LineHeight*2, "Line Three")
TextOut(5, 0+LineHeight*3, "Line Four")
TextOut(5, 0+LineHeight*4, "Line Five")
TextOut(5, 0+LineHeight*5, "Line Six")
TextOut(5, 0+LineHeight*6, "Line Seven")
TextOut(5, 0+LineHeight*7, "Line Eight")
TextOut(5, 0+LineHeight*8, "Line Nine")
TextOut(5, 0+LineHeight*9, "Line Ten")
EndSelect

StartY=0
YPos=#CENTER
DisplayBrushPart(1, 0, StartY, #CENTER, YPos, 100, LineHeight*5)

Repeat
WaitEvent
Forever
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Re: The MUI vs Reaction slapfest thread (was OWB 3.6)
Posted on: 2009/2/15 0:06    #174
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@ShInKurO

pftp is a good example of a new OS4.x program using a Reaction GUI that would not be considered to be "simple".
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Re: Learning HollyWood (~Tutorial) Vol. 1
Posted on: 2009/1/24 20:05    #175
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@Atheist

Quote:
It looks like I would need a masters degree to figure out that that table needs redirecting that way, I'd never be able to figure out how you did that.


Well, actually, the guide the comes with Hollywood is very thorough and easy to follow. What I did in that example is simply what is clearly set forth in the Hollywood guide under the section detailing InstallEventHandler().
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Re: Learning HollyWood (~Tutorial) Vol. 1
Posted on: 2009/1/21 22:19    #176
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@Allanon

Assuming that you do not want to print the table information every time a key is pressed, but rather the key itself, this would be the code that you want to use instead.

Function PrintMyKey(msg)
NPrint(msg.key)
EndFunction

InstallEventHandler({OnKeyUp = PrintMyKey})
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Re: Doesn't Seem to be Any Programing Languages for AOS4 for the Average Person
Posted on: 2009/1/11 23:41    #177
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@Atheist

Quote:
I bought Hollywood, but they emailed it to me in "ISO" form. I can't use that so it's been sitting on my hard drive for the last 6 months unused.


This is a terrible waste. Hollywood is probably the closest thing that would satisfy what you are looking to accomplish, while at the same time being very easy to understand and use. I think coding with Hollywood is even easier than scripting with ARexx (though this is probably because I've spent more time working with Hollywood than ARexx).

Anyway, if you can dive into Hollywood, you will not be disappointed!
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Re: TuneNet & OS4.1!
Posted on: 2009/1/10 0:20    #178
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@VooDoo

Are you using:
http://www.os4depot.net/index.php?fun ... ary/misc/mpega_libmad.lha
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Re: OWB 3.1
Posted on: 2008/12/24 18:52    #179
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@ChrisH

I just e-mailed you a new beta version that works well on my system (?A1). Let me know how it works for you.
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Re: OWB 3.1
Posted on: 2008/12/24 11:05    #180
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@ChrisH

I don't. But let me ask a stupid question:
Do you have OWBAddressBook in your OWB drawer? If not, then you need to downloaded it from OS4 Depot and put it in the OWB drawer (or where ever your tooltype points). If you still get the GR, I can e-mail you the latest (not yet released) beta version of OWBAddressBook and this might fix your problem.
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