1. Graphics screen memory location
Hello, everybody!
I'm new to Euphoria and I'd like to know where or how to find
the memory location for the graphics screen, for example the
bitmaps of screen 19? If I knew, I guess I could use mem_copy
to move blocks of graphics quite fast around the
screen or what?
Also, I wonder whether or not I'm the only one who can not
make Cuny's GUI EE editor work. When I start it up, I get an
error: "can't find c:\euphoria\include\mouse.e" or something
like that. I'm positive the files requested are in the directories
where they should be. Most other programs that use the
same include files work fine...
Tor Gausen
2. Re: Graphics screen memory location
>I'm new to Euphoria and I'd like to know where or how to find
>the memory location for the graphics screen, for example the
>bitmaps of screen 19? If I knew, I guess I could use mem_copy
>to move blocks of graphics quite fast around the
>screen or what?
Its at: #A0000
You may want to use the Mode19 engine of HHS (its free)
Or the Neil engine.. (available at Pete's site.. look at RDS --> Other sites
related to Euphoria)
>Also, I wonder whether or not I'm the only one who can not
>make Cuny's GUI EE editor work. When I start it up, I get an
>error: "can't find c:\euphoria\include\mouse.e" or something
>like that. I'm positive the files requested are in the directories
>where they should be. Most other programs that use the
>same include files work fine...
Make sure that you have you %EUDIR% set right in your autoexec.bat and
restart your computer or reload your autoexec.bat (in win95 you need to
restart it, whatever dos command you do, its environment changes are
discarded)..
If you have installed Euphoria at you root, you should add something like
this to your autoexec.bat:
set EUDIR=C:\Euphoria
path c:\euphoria\bin;%path%;
Good luck,
Ralf
