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devtools/rsm/modules/flydials.cnf

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+UniLay.cnf for Fly Dials
+
+#[FlyD]
+#02 ff00 1100 0000 0000 0000 0000	Dog's ear
+#03 ff00 1200 0004 0004 0000 0000	Exit-button
+#05 ff00 1200 0010 0010 0000 0000	Radio-button
+#04 ff00 1200 0000 0000 0000 0000	Check-button
+#06 ff00 1300 0000 0000 0000 0000	Underscored text (heading)
+#07 ff00 1400 0000 0000 0000 0000	Group frame
+
+

devtools/rsm/modules/flydials.rsm

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+ResourceMaster v3.64   
+#C 5@0@0@0@
+#N 99@32@AZAaza___  _@AZAaza090___  _@@_@
+#R 0@0@1@1@1@1@
+#M 11010110@1181514052@7728@562@
+#T 0@2@Tree000@@25@@
+#T 1@2@Tree001@@1@@
+#T 2@2@Tree002@@1@@
+#T 3@2@Tree003@@1@@
+#T 4@1@Tree004@@17@@
+#c 9057@

devtools/rsm/modules/in2rsm.txt

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+in2rsm.rim v1.12 for Importing
+******************************
+
+IN2RSM is installed by copying "in2rsm.rim" into the "modules" folder 
+and entering it in the rsm.inf. What can be entered in "rsm.inf" is  
+listed below. The order of the entries determines the priority.
+
+HRD-file:
+#Fiin2rsm@HRD@hrd@HRD@ HRD-file@
+
+RSO-file (RCS by Th.Otto)
+#Fiin2rsm@RSO@rso@RSO@ RSO-file@
+
+

devtools/rsm/modules/rsm2cs.cnf

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+static vars=TRUE
+short file=FALSE
+blank lines=TRUE
+object numbers=TRUE
+init te_ptext=TRUE
+no init function=FALSE
+init function=rs_init
+exit function=rs_exit
+ciconinit function=rs_ciconinit
+ciconexit function=rs_ciconexit
+optimize images=FALSE
+optimize strings=TRUE
+optimize icontext=FALSE
+optimize substrings=FALSE
+optimize emtystrings=TRUE
+includes=
+ob_spec=long
+ub_code=long
+ub_parm=long
+draw function=mydraw
+bi_pdata=int

devtools/rsm/modules/rsm2cs.txt

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+rsm2cs.rem v1.0 for the export as C-sources
+*******************************************
+
+RSM2CS is installed by copying "rsm2cs.rem" and "rsm2cs.cnf" into the 
+"modules" folder and the following line is entered in rsm.inf:
+#foC-Source@rsm2cs@1@c@h@@C-Sou[rce@1@
+                   ^ ^ ^
+                   | | |
+If a '0' is placed | | |
+here, then the     < | |
+dialog appears only  | |
+when you press the   | |
+SHIFT key            | |
+                     | |
+If other files (than *.c + *.h) are to be created, then the line must 
+be altered appropriately.
+

devtools/rsm/modules/rsm2out.txt

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+rsm2out.rem v1.95 for Exporting
+*******************************
+
+RSM2OUT is installed by copying "rsm2out.rem" to the "modules" folder 
+and registering it in rsm.inf.
+Items that can be entererd in "rsm.inf" are listed below. The opening 
+square bracket determines the keyboard shortcut in the dialog.
+
+HRD-file:
+#foHRD@rsm2out@HRD@hrd@@@ H[RD-file@
+
+C-Header-file: 
+#foC-Header@rsm2out@C-Header@h@@@ [C-Header@
+
+Assembler:
+#foAssem@rsm2out@Assem@s@@@ A[ssembler@
+
+Modula:
+#foModula@rsm2out@Modula@def@mod@@ [Modula@
+
+Pascal:
+#foPascal@rsm2out@Pascal@i@@@ [Pascal@
+
+Fortran:
+#foFortran@rsm2out@Fortran@inc@@@ [Fortran@
+
+Omikron.BASIC:
+#foOBasic@rsm2out@OBasic@lst@@@ OMICRON.[BASIC@
+
+GFA-BASIC:
+#foGBasic@rsm2out@GBasic@lst@@@ [GFA Basic@
+
+HiSoft-BASIC:
+#foHBasic@rsm2out@HBasic@bh@@@ H[iSoft Basic@
+
+BGH-file  (BubbleGEM Help file):  
+#FoBGH@rsm2out@BGH@bgh@@@ B[ubbleGEM HELP-file@
+

devtools/rsm/modules/sgeovl04/demo.rsm

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+ResourceMaster v3.5
+#C 12@0@0@0@
+#N 99@12@AZAazA___  _@AZAaza090___  _@@_@
+#R 0@0@2@1@2@1@
+#M 0001011@1397179725@7728@501@
+#T 0@1@MENU@@15@@
+#O 7@28@ME_INFO@@
+#O 9@28@ME_EDIT@@
+#O 10@28@ME_SLIDER@@
+#O 11@28@ME_TEXT@@
+#O 12@28@ME_OBJECT@@
+#O 14@28@ME_QUIT@@
+#T 1@2@MAIN@@9@@
+#O 2@26@MA_3D@@
+#O 3@26@MA_ROUND@@
+#O 5@21@MA_LIST@@
+#O 6@21@MA_CIRC@@
+#O 7@26@MA_MOD@@
+#O 8@26@MA_EXIT@@
+#T 2@2@TEXTWIN1@@4@@
+#O 2@26@TE_ICONS@@
+#O 3@26@TE_FONT@@
+#T 3@2@ICONS@@13@@
+#O 1@31@IC_FOLDER@@
+#O 2@20@IC_POP@@
+#O 3@28@IC_FIRST@@
+#O 11@28@IC_LAST@@
+#O 12@31@IC_BAR@@
+#T 4@2@EDIT@@13@@
+#T 5@2@TABS@@7@@
+#O 1@26@RE_BUTTON1@@
+#O 2@26@RE_RAHMEN1@@
+#O 3@26@RE_RAHMEN2@@
+#O 4@26@RE_BOXCHAR@@
+#O 5@26@RE_TEXT@@
+#O 6@26@RE_FRAME@@
+#T 6@2@BUTTONS@@15@@
+#T 7@2@FRAME1@@20@@
+#T 8@2@FRAME2@@18@@
+#T 9@2@BOXCHARS@@33@@
+#T 10@2@TEXTS@@20@@
+#O 19@29@TE_EDTEXT@@
+#T 11@2@FRAME@@11@@
+#c 5999@

devtools/rsm/modules/sgeovl04/sgemovl.cnf

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+# Config-file for SysGem-Overlay for ResourceMaster from Version 3.0 on
+
+# A hash introduces a comment. The rest of the line will be ignored.
+# Empty lines are permitted as well.
+
+# Enable3D switches the 3D-display on (1) or off (0).
+# Works only if 16 colours or more are available.
+Enable3D=1
+
+# SysGem can draw buttons in two ways: Square-cornered (0) and 
+# slightly rounded (1).
+UseRoundButtons=1
+
+# Custom edit fields on (1) or off (0)
+UseOwnEditFields=0
+
+# Draw frames round edit fields (1) or not (0)
+SetMonoEditFrame=0
+
+# Thorsten Bergner on (1) or off (0)
+IchbinThorsten=0
+
+# The following values are available for colours:
+# 0 = White, 1 = black, 2 = red, 3 = green, 4 = blue, 5 = cyan, 6 = yellow
+# 7 = magenta, 8 = light grey, 9 = dark grey, 10 = dark red, 11 = dark green
+# 12 = dark blue, 13 = dark cyan, 14 = dark yellow, 15 = dark magenta
+
+# With this command you can determine in which colour the texts in the 
+# Frame-boxes is to be drawn.
+FrameTextColor=2
+
+# With this command you can determine in which colour the shortcuts
+# are to be drawn.
+ShortCutColor=2
+
+

devtools/rsm/modules/sgeovl04/sgemovl.txt

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+SysGem-Overlay v 0.04
+=====================
+
+This small program (sgemovl.ovl) is an overlay for ResourceMaster from 
+Version 3.0 on. With it it's possible to test the appearance of Resources 
+already while they are being created.
+
+This overlay is written specially for the objects of the SysGem Library.
+
+SysGem was programmed by Andreas Pietsch:
+
+http://home.t-online.de/home/a.pietsch/
+
+I, Gerhard Stoll, am responsible for the overlay. For this I have written 
+only a rump-program. Apart from this the original functions of SysGem are 
+used.
+
+1. Installation
+===============
+
+1.1 RSM 3.0
+-----------
+Just copy the files "sgemovl.ovl" and "sgemovl.cnf" into the RSM "modules"
+folder and rename them to "rsm.ovl" and "rsm.cnf".
+
+1.2 RSM 3.2
+-----------
+Just copy the files "sgemovl.ovl", "sgemovl.cnf" und "sgemovl.rsc" into 
+the RSM "modules" folder.
+
+2. Configuration
+================
+
+Besides the overlay itself there is also the file "sgemovl.cnf". There 
+the behaviour of the overlay can be set. More details will be found in 
+the commented file.
+
+From RSM Version 3.2 onwards you can call up a configuration dialog. With 
+this various settings can be altered. In addition the overlay makes 
+available its own Toolbox for dialogs.
+
+3. Problems
+===========
+
+When moving objects you may get some smearing.
+
+4. Contact
+==========
+
+Gerhard Stoll @ LU (MausNet) - only mails below 16 KByte!

devtools/rsm/modules/tools/example/rsmtools.rsm

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+ResourceMaster v3.5
+#C 5@0@0@0@
+#N 99@12@AZAaza___  _@AZAaza090___  _@@_@
+#R 0@0@2@1@2@1@
+#M 1001011@0@7728@570@
+#T 0@2@Tree000@@18@@
+#T 1@2@Tree001@@5@@
+#T 2@2@Tree002@@2@@
+#T 3@2@Tree003@@1@@
+#T 4@1@Tree004@@17@@
+#c 10938@

devtools/rsm/modules/tools/magic/rsmtools.rsm

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+ResourceMaster v3.5
+#C 2@0@0@0@
+#N 99@12@AZAaza___  _@AZAaza090___  _@@_@
+#R 0@0@2@1@2@1@
+#M 2001011@0@7728@570@
+#T 0@2@Tree000@@24@@
+#T 1@2@Tree001@@5@@
+#c 32615@

devtools/rsm/modules/unilay/ciconini.c

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+/*************************************************************
+ *                                                           *
+ *     Examples for cicon_init() and cicon_exit()            *
+ *     Author: Armin Diedering                               *
+ *     WWW: http://www.Diedering.de                          *
+ *                                                           *
+ *************************************************************/
+
+#include <portab.h>
+#include <gemfast.h>
+
+
+/* Following functions are required */
+
+WORD CountOfPlanes();		/* returns the number of planes of the  */
+									/*	current resolution  */
+
+WORD CanCicon();			/* gives info if the system can do CICONs */
+
+WORD IsMagiC();			/* is MagiC the OS ?                      */
+
+
+/* now we are off! */
+
+long rs_ciconinit(CICONBLK *ciconblks, int ncib, OBJECT *objects, int nobj)
+{
+	if(CanCicon())
+	{
+		if(IsMagiC())
+		{
+			while(ncib--)                           /* see rsm2cs.hyp  */
+			{
+				CICON *cicon = ciconblks->mainlist;
+				CICON *found = cicon;
+				WORD planes = 0;
+				while(cicon)                   /* find suitable colour number */
+				{
+					if(cicon->num_planes <= CountOfPlanes()) /* can the OS handle this icon? */
+					{
+						if(cicon->num_planes > planes)        /* are there more planes   */
+						{                                     /* that I have found already? */
+							found		= cicon;
+							planes	= found->num_planes;      /* I'll remember this    */
+						}
+					}
+					cicon = cicon->next_res;                 /* next colour number    */
+				}
+				ciconblks->mainlist = found;                /* set found             */
+				ciconblks++;                                /* next icon             */
+			}
+		}
+		else
+		{
+			/* Here it gets complicated. One has to go through CICON by CICON.       */
+			/* For this you first have to find and set a suitable colour number      */
+			/* as for MagiC see above). Then the found image data, which are present */
+			/* in the standard format, have to be converted to the device-specific   */
+			/* format.                                                               */
+			/* How this is to be achieved I'll leave to you!  ;-)                    */
+		}
+	}
+	else					/* the system can not handle CICONs */
+	{
+		while(nobj--)       /* then convert all CICONs to ICONs  */
+		{
+			if((objects->ob_type & 0xff) == G_CICON)
+				objects->ob_type = (objects->ob_type & ~0xff) | G_ICON;
+			objects++;
+		}
+	}
+	return(0);
+}
+
+void rs_ciconexit(long deskriptor)
+{
+}

devtools/rsm/modules/unilay/unilay.cnf

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+UniLay.cnf for Fly Dials
+
+#[FlyD]
+#02 ff00 1100 0000 0000 0000 0000	Dog's ear
+#03 ff00 1200 0004 0004 0000 0000	Exit button
+#05 ff00 1200 0010 0010 0000 0000	Radio button
+#04 ff00 1200 0000 0000 0000 0000	Check button
+#06 ff00 1300 0000 0000 0000 0000	Underscored text (Heading)
+#07 ff00 1400 0000 0000 0000 0000	Group frame
+
+

devtools/rsm/modules/unilay/unilay.txt

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+Universal Overlay v1.2
+----------------------
+
+Armin Diedering
+Last changed: 29.1.2000
+Tab width: 3
+
+
+1. What is UniLay ?
+===================
+
+UniLay is an overlay for ResourceMaster from Version 3.0 onwards. With 
+overlays it is possible to display user-defined objects already in the 
+editor. 
+UniLay uses ResourceMaster's own userdef-objects for this, which the 
+ResourceMaster uses when no MagiC special types are available. This has 
+the advantage that the overlay with its 2-3 kbyte is kept very small. 
+The disadvantage is that the objects are displayed in the editor not  
+quite the same as they will later look in the program. Nevertheless a  
+rough impression is possible.
+
+
+2. Installation
+===============
+
+RSM 3.0:
+--------
+Simply copy the files "unilay.ovl" and "unilay.cnf" into the RSM 
+"modules" folder and rename them to "rsm.ovl" and "rsm.cnf".
+
+RSM 3.2:
+--------
+Simply copy the files "unilay.ovl" and "unilay.cnf" into the RSM "modules"
+folder. As RSM 3.2 supports multiple overlays, the files may be renamed 
+and UniLay copied several times into the "modules" folder. The filename 
+for the "*.ovl" and the "*.cnf" have to be identical (e.g. "flydials.ovl" 
+and "flydials.cnf").
+From RSM 3.2 onwards an overlay can offer its own Toolboxes. UniLay looks 
+in the "modules" folder for a  Tools-resource ("Overlay-Name.rsc"). This  
+Resource must be constructed in exactly the same way as an RSM Tool-
+resource -> rsm.hyp.
+
+
+3. Which objects are supported?
+===============================
+
+UniLay or the ResourceMaster currently supports 7 special objects:
+
+- RSM_MOVEBUTTON		The well-known dog-ear to make dialogs fly.
+- RSM_BUTTON			A button with an underscored character.
+- RSM_CHECKBUTTON		A check-button with/without underscored character.
+- RSM_RADIOBUTTON		A radio-button  with/without underscored character.
+- RSM_UNDERLINED		An underscored string.
+- RSM_GROUPBOX			A group frame.
+- RSM_NICELINE			A niceline for menus.
+
+Apart from RSM_MOVEBUTTON, the special objects only take effect when 
+dealing with G_STRING, G_BUTTON or G_TITLE objects. 
+
+For RSM_BUTTON, RSM_CHECKBUTTON and RSM_RADIOBUTTON the underscored 
+character will be marked with an opening square bracket in the button 
+text. Alternatively you can do it like MagiC by setting Whitebak; in that 
+case the position is determined by bits 8-11 of ob_states using a binary 
+format starting from none set for the first character, bit 8 (=1) set for 
+the second, bit 9 (=2) for the third, bit 8+9 (=3) for the fourth etc.
+The MagiC method takes priority.
+
+
+4. How do I configure UniLay?
+=============================
+
+UniLay loads in initialization the file "unilay.cnf". In this CNF-file 
+you can specify for which objects the overlay should be active.
+
+The file has to commence with the following line!
+
+------------Snip-----------
+#[xxxx]
+------------Snap-----------
+
+This sets the ID of the overlay ("xxxx" represents any 4 characters). If 
+you want to (or must) use several CNF-files, then you should assign an ID 
+for each CNF. As the ID of the overlay is also saved in the *.rsm-file, 
+RSM will only activate the overlay if the IDs match.
+To avoid conflicts with public overlays, private IDs should start with a 
+'_' such as "#[_AO1]" (Armins Overlay No.1).
+
+Then follow the object lines.
+Each valid object line is built up as follows:
+
+------------Snip-----------
+#00 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000	Comment
+------------Snap-----------
+
+So the line always starts with a hash (double-cross). The hash is 
+followed by 7 hexadecimal-coded numbers, separated by a space. The 
+first always has 2 places and the rest four places. An optional comment 
+must be separated by spaces or tabs from the last number.
+
+The first number determines the special object number. The following 
+apply:
+	0 -> DRAW_NOTHING
+	2 -> RSM_MOVEBUTTON
+	3 -> RSM_BUTTON
+	4 -> RSM_CHECKBUTTON
+	5 -> RSM_RADIOBUTTON
+	6 -> RSM_UNDERLINED
+	7 -> RSM_GROUPBOX
+	8 -> RSM_NICELINE
+
+The folllowing 6 numbers are split into 3 pairs. Each number-pair 
+contains a mask and a comparison value. These number-pairs apply in each 
+case for the OBJECT-component type, Flags and States.
+
+Example: 
+---------
+1. The overlay should take over the display of an RSM_CHECKBUTTON when:
+	- The extended type = 22 (hex 16)
+	- The object type = G_STRING (28 or hex 1c)
+
+	#03 ffff 161c 0000 0000 0000 0000
+   --- ---- ---- -------------------
+    |   |     |           |
+    |   |     |          Flags and States are irrelevant
+    |   |    Ext.type=22 and Type=G_STRING?
+    |  Use all bits of ob_type
+   RSM_CHECKBUTTON 
+
+2. As a checkbutton should only be draw when the EXIT-flag is not set, 
+   we need a second line:
+   
+   #00 ffff 161c 0004 0004 0000 0000
+   ---           ---- ----
+    |             |     |
+    |             |    Is EXIT set?
+    |            Only evaluate the EXIT-flag
+   DRAW_NOTHING
+   
+   This line must be placed before the RSM_CHECKBUTTON-line.
+
+3. An RSM_RADIOBUTTON should be drawn for the same conditions as above  
+	when the RADIO-flag is set:
+	
+   #04 ffff 161c 0010 0010 0000 0000
+   ---           ---- ----
+    |             |     |
+    |             |    Is RADIO set?
+    |            Only evaluate the RADIO-flag
+   RSM_RADIOBUTTON
+   
+   This line too must be placed before the RSM_CHECKBUTTON-line but 
+   after the DRAW_NOTHING line.
+	
+4. To summarize: 
+	- The extended type = 22 (hex 16)
+	- The object type = G_STRING (28 or hex 1c)
+	- If EXIT-flag, then nothing should be drawn
+	- If RADIO-flag then RSM_RADIOBUTTON else RSM_CHECKBUTTON
+	
+	------------Snip-----------
+   #00 ffff 161c 0004 0004 0000 0000	If Exit draw nothing
+   #04 ffff 161c 0010 0010 0000 0000	If RADIO -> RSM_RADIOBUTTON
+	#03 ffff 161c 0000 0000 0000 0000	If no EXIT and also no RADIO 
+													then RSM_CHECKBUTTON
+	------------Snap-----------