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Posted By
nukem
on 2012-08-13
21:40:41
|  Re: Raster interrupt example
Hmmm, maybe. But when I check out BKN/TEK release, I better do not release anything  unbeateable 
But maybe there will come up a small intro 
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Posted By
Luca
on 2012-08-13
05:21:19
 | Re: Raster interrupt example
Oooh let's see some moving stuff from the German side of Crypt, at last!
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Posted By
nukem
on 2012-08-10
11:08:02
| Re: Raster interrupt example
(((Hmmm, I tried this, then it gave me not a success prompt. (DllRegisterServer .. errorcode 0x8002801c)
When starting plus4ide again it missed the other .ocx (MSCOMCTL.OCX), but I copied it to \system32 and \syswow64 and did the regsvr32.)))
Edit:
I´m with stupid!!! :D rum cmd as admin :D lulz... I never check this crap out.
Works now!!
Thanks bro!!!!!!
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Posted By
Csabo
on 2012-08-08
11:58:05
| Re: Raster interrupt example
I have these on a Win7 machine in C:\Windows\SysWOW64. Go to the command line, then go to the folder where your OCX is, then type "regsvr32 comdlg32.ocx". It should give you a "succeeded" dialog, no restart should be needed.
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Posted By
nukem
on 2012-08-08
10:37:47
| Re: Raster interrupt example
Hi,
a few years are gone....
I just wanted to use the plus4ide to make some noise
I copied the COMDLG32.OCX to the System32 folder (the other attached files, too) and did sum reboot, but still get the message "...COMDLG32.OCX is missing..."
Does anybody have an idea?
I use Win7_64bit.
Thx in advance.
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Posted By
Giuseppe
on 2010-09-25
14:20:20
| Re: Raster interrupt example
Perfect, it worked!!! Thank you very much :D
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Posted By
Csabo
on 2010-09-25
14:07:05
| Re: Raster interrupt example
Giuseppe, that's kind of odd, but shouldn't be a big problem. Can you please right-click on the empty area of the "tab bar"? (That is, on the gray area, immediately right from "SAMPLE1.ASM") You should get a menu that allows you to turn on the menu bar, tool bar and the status bar. Let me know if that works!
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Posted By
TPSH
on 2010-09-25
09:31:46
| Re: Raster interrupt example
i'm download csabo's plus4ide and the 2 available file (MSCOMCTL.OCX,COMDLG32.OCX -> copy to system32 folder) and testing on win7 x86 operation system : working perfektly...
http://img707.imageshack.us/img707/3414/plus4idecropped.png
sry4mybadenglish
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Posted By
Giuseppe
on 2010-09-25
06:42:30
| Re: Raster interrupt example
no gerliczer, on all the machines was running XP SP2! I think there is some problem with the libraries (all installed, btw)....
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Posted By
gerliczer
on 2010-09-25
04:56:38
| Re: Raster interrupt example
This is just some guessing. Aren't you using Windows Vista or Windows 7 configured not to show the menubar on the mentioned PCs?
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Posted By
Giuseppe
on 2010-09-24
14:40:09
| Re: Raster interrupt example
Hi Csabo, thanks for your help! I downloaded your tool, but I think something goes wrong, as you can see from this screenshot:
http://imagesocket.com/view/plus4ide73b.jpg
I get the same window on my PC at office. Instead it works well on my collegue's PC. Do you have any clue about what is the problem?
Anyway, I found very useful the sample sources and the included guides! If I can't get your IDE working, I'll compile the code manually, it's not a big problem. I hope to have some time tomorrow to try out something
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Posted By
Csabo
on 2010-09-22
20:06:26
| Re: Raster interrupt example
Hey there
Shameless plug: I can recommend my Plus4IDE, which is a little development environment for the PC that can edit, compile and run Plus/4 programs. It comes with two sample programs, the second one should be exactly what you're looking for. It contain an interrupt and the source code is very well commented. Let me know if you have trouble getting it to run, or if you have any more questions!
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Posted By
Giuseppe
on 2010-09-22
16:59:30
| Raster interrupt example
Hi everyone!
After more than twenty years I decided to program a remake of an old vg I did when I was 14 (now I'm 38, gulp!), so I'm looking for a guide or a very easy example showing how to use the raster interrupt with C16. Any help would be very appreciated, thank you!
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