That is very cool!

Huno for president!

@alfkil

The last one, with the amiga logo.

@Mikey_C

Well since it was indeed promissed, I would say it seems legit.

It looks really good..

I have been using EasyEDA on my wintel machines, since it is easy to use, webbased and stores projects in "the cloud"

Naturally I then decided to try it on Odyssey and was pleased to find, that it works well, although a bit slow on the sam440

So for those of you who likes to create electronics, this is a good webbased program.

https://easyeda.com/

It works great here...

@Sir_Lucas

I just registrered the program, works really well with upload as well.

Installed it and got it working in about 5 minutes.

Very easy to install :)

I have to register it..

Yes please release it on amiStore :)

Awesome :)

@broadblues The solution to this might be to create a class/unit that handles this and the publish it.

@djrikki If you get it working, please consider making a unit/class that uses SendData and publish it, so it is easier for others to do in the future :)

It should be possible to use SendData(id, data$) to send a post request, since POST data is part of the request body.

You should be able to send something like this:

POST /path/script.cgi HTTP/1.0
From: xxxyyyzzz
User-Agent: HTTPTool/1.0
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
Content-Length: 32

var1=something&var2=something


At least that is how I use REST webservices in Delphi, granted Delphi and Hollywood is not the same, but I would think the approach should be the same.

I would think that posting the data would be the better choice.

PM me, I might be able to help you.

@Phantom

Yes exactly, why not?

If any one is upset with the games, just don't play them.

wow amazing....
You are awesome!!!

That was very informative... :)

Yes I am interested in Huno's ports, but I have not really had the time to play them, since I do so much else.

But I have bought his DVD and donated a few times and most likely will again.

His work is much appreciated and he should be told every now and then.

Me to.