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Re: Quick networking question
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Posted on: 2019/5/11 5:43
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@Hans
OS4Depot latest is v2.2, Dec 19, 2018. Look again. I think it is what you want.
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Re: Quick networking question
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Posted on: 2019/5/10 15:58
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@Hans
In Workbench Explorer, turn on Preview Pane, go to Computer, what does the line "Network device name:" say for you? The name you want?
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Re: listbrowser and mousewheel
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Posted on: 2019/5/6 23:52
#63
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Got it. Thanks
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Workbench Explorer - A better way to browse drawers
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listbrowser and mousewheel
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Posted on: 2019/5/5 20:42
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The AutoDoc says it reacts to mousewheel events. My program doesn't. Is there a setting I need? Says doesn't need a hook anymore.
I am thinking it may be because I make the gadget separately, not in the initial layout. I add it later if it is needed or not.
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Re: unfreed signals......again
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Posted on: 2019/5/5 16:36
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@LiveForIt
That seems high. One window, I count only 6 signal bits being used (that I am allocating), probably drop to 4 in the coming weeks. So I guess the preallocated bits are "quite a few".
I went through this problem with Workbench Explorer. I was told you have 16 signals to use, which I maxed out. I had to disable one so could open more dialogue windows. Colin Wenzel (?) told me they are working hard to get to 32 signals since this is a common problem with modern programs.
signal(SIGINT,SIG_IGN); What does this ignore? Even necessary?
EDIT:
After searching for something else related to this: The user gets access to 16 bits, so of the 32 total, then yes, I am using 21 total; 5 for my program.
Edited by mritter0 on 2019/5/5 16:52:05
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Re: unfreed signals......again
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Posted on: 2019/5/4 14:34
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@LiveForIt
I put a line after everything is up and running, result:
MyProgram:208,allocated signals fff8ffff
Then again just before quitting, result:
MyProgram:526,allocated signals 0000ffff
How many signals are allocated?
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Re: unfreed signals......again
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Posted on: 2019/5/3 18:41
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@Deniil
I did have a port left open before. It had a different value, 02000000. So I was hoping this new value had some other meaning to help track it down.
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Workbench Explorer - A better way to browse drawers
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Re: unfreed signals......again
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Posted on: 2019/5/1 16:54
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It took me several hours of testing but I figured it out.
IApplication->RegisterApplication() was being done twice. So the original "signal" was lost when done the second time.
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Workbench Explorer - A better way to browse drawers
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unfreed signals......again
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Posted on: 2019/5/1 4:06
#69
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I am getting this error message when quit my program:
command 'struct' returned with unfreed signals 18000000!
I have seen this before on the forums with a different value. I have tracked down every port and signal that I use, all seem good.
Is there any special meaning to this value?
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Re: Workbench Explorer wish list
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Posted on: 2019/3/20 22:38
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I have added a new column, Version. I also made it a separate process as my first test. All went well......
Except.....it is super slooowwwww.......
It takes 10-15 times longer than it does when getting the version as it scans the drawer. What is slowing the process down? Refreshing the listbrowser gadget. I have to get the version, detach the list, copy version to the cell, reattach the list with refresh. Repeat for each file.
Is there some secret way to refresh a single cell's data without having to do a complete refresh?
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Workbench Explorer - A better way to browse drawers
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Re: MUI_Redraw
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Posted on: 2019/3/14 19:26
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Just popping in
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Happen to have an email address for Thore? I don't see any contact info on the website.
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Workbench Explorer - A better way to browse drawers
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MUI_Redraw
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Posted on: 2019/3/13 22:18
#72
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What is done for a gadget class when these functions are called:
MUI_Redraw MUI_BeginRefresh MUI_EndRefresh
Who are the MUI developers now?
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Re: Variable defaults
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Posted on: 2019/2/21 21:47
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@all
I use the options you guys posted. I do get the "may" be used uninitialized on occasion. But the problem I fixed, it wasn't reported.
I will check out CppCheck. Thanks.
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Variable defaults
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Posted on: 2019/2/20 23:08
#74
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Is there a command line option for GCC to throw a warning about not setting a variable default?
VOID MyFunc() { Object *Pic;
.... }
Throw a warning since it is not:
Object *Pic=NULL;
I ran into an issue with this that fixed a bug for me. Mine as well set everything, right?
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Re: Workbench Explorer wish list
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Posted on: 2019/2/16 21:32
#75
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Just popping in
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I am going to get back into programming again soon. Took a longer than planned break.
Any one have any other ideas/bugs/whatever?
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Workbench Explorer - A better way to browse drawers
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Re: Workbench Explorer wish list
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Posted on: 2019/1/21 19:14
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Workbench Explorer - A better way to browse drawers
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Re: Workbench Explorer wish list
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Posted on: 2019/1/9 19:23
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@nubechecorre
No. I wish. See the ChangeLog (and below from Amigo1) on how to add context menus.
@MichaelMerkel
Yeah, the file exists window keeps getting bigger. I have been trying to think of a new layout for a long time. I am using the already existing Hash function, I will see if I can't put it in the window. It will get taller......
I used to use RAWBInfo, now it is all internal. I could make it an option on which one to use. F6 toggles the Info window.
I like the Version column idea. But, it will slow down the scanning of drawers.....
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Workbench Explorer wish list
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Posted on: 2019/1/8 23:07
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Just popping in
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I took a little break from WEx over the holidays.
I am now looking for new ideas/suggestions you would like to see implemented/fixed in future versions.
Please give me as many details as you can to describe your ideas.
And you know me, I don't mess around. I want to get new versions out on a regular basis.
Edited by mritter0 on 2019/1/16 22:21:48 Edited by mritter0 on 2019/2/16 21:30:56
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Re: Workbench Explorer feedback
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Posted on: 2018/12/21 22:04
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@daveyw
How about now? Another stupid mistake on my part.
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Re: Workbench Explorer feedback
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Posted on: 2018/12/20 22:56
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@daveyw Try it again.
@kas1e No, won't allow for editing. Just add a user button to Zaphod or other.
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