Hi Jerome,
Thanks for sending the file. A couple of quick questions on it, since it is similar to what I tried and I keep getting a Red X for the icon, no matter what I try.
1) what 'C68' programming environment are you using. This is a bit different from what I am using (the original pointer stuff that came with C68) but similar.
2) what header files did you use (in case there is a dependency that I am missing)
3) do you have to include any special library or assembly file to include the icons?
It just feels that I am missing a pointer between C68 and the new stuff. I am guessing that persistent the red X icon indicates that the system call could not find the one that I want.
Once again, thanks for the help!
Cheers, jim
On Sep 19, 2004, at 11:49 PM, Jérôme_Grimbert wrote:
For the one(s ?) interested, here is some extract of a working C file with system sprite (not tested with top release of SMSQ/E but with at least a modern one for the Q40).
short zozo[]={0,10,11,9,8};
// I use four system sprites ...
// I use some macro to fill in the structure LISsk(0,0,&sp4_coeur,lit_quit,K_CANCEL,5) LISsk(4,0,&zozo[4],lit_move,K_MOVE,5) LISsk(3,0,&zozo[3],lit_size,K_SIZE,5) LISsk(1,0,&zozo[1],lit_sleep,K_SLEEP,5) LISsk(2,0,&zozo[2],lit_wake,K_WAKE,5)
// sp4_coeur is a classical sprite provided here to help any comparaison
And now, the smart part: the macro (previously defined, of course):
#define BASE 180 #define LISsk(x,y,t,n,k,z) \ loose_list[n].xsize= BASE/z-4;\ loose_list[n].ysize=10;\ loose_list[n].xorg=x*BASE/z+2;\ loose_list[n].yorg=y*12+1;\ loose_list[n].xjst=0;\ loose_list[n].yjst=0;\ loose_list[n].type=TYP_SPRITE;\ loose_list[n].skey=k;\ loose_list[n].pobj=t;\ loose_list[n].pact=&action;\ loose_list[n].item=n;
And voilà! Hope this could help!
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