02/07/98

ReadMe for egcode/misc:

call.txt:

Comprehensive example of using the CALL parameter block from BASIC.
Submitted by Quentin Pain of Apricote Studios (apricote@enterprise.net)

choices.txt:

Treatment of The Right Way To Do Things with application Choices files across
various RISC OS !Boot architectures. Submitted by Justin Fletcher
(gerph@innocent.com)

ctl.arc:

Example of how to use the ctl module.

The 'ctl' module is a set of library facilities, written in C, allowing a
program to put a great deal of user event decoding into a resource file.
This file controls the mapping of menu, dialogue box and key events into
textually named actions, which are then executed by the program. It makes
programs easier to construct, and means that the result is customisable (to
some extent) by the user.

squasheg.arc:

Example source of how to use the Squash module from C.

squashbas.arc:

Example source of how to use the Squash module from BASIC.

intercept.arc:

C / asm source for an app which traps the f12 key

confirmer.arc

C / asm source for an app which requires Shift-Ctrl to be depressed when
performing delete operations