Oh B* !!!
I've never actually tried to write to a directory channel - but DJ_OPEN_DIR
uses the normal QDOS IO_OPEN trap with the correct setting for a directory.
I must have a look into this at some point - Work, wife and QLTdis allowing
:o)
Looks like a disc editor is your best bet then :o
On 11 Feb 2001, at 13:49, Peter Graf wrote:
> In the QL scene we have got (in our own style) what the Atari has not.
> Maybe we have the fastest 68K computer there ever was. It is reality and it
> works. And now? Are we proud? Is there a lot of interest? A lot of noise?
> Not yet. I get some pos
And so I (as I can't get hand on Q40)
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On 11 Feb 2001, at 13:49, Peter Graf wrote:
> In the QL scene we hav
Has anyone else come across a problem with the C68 function qdir_read when
it is applied to DOS directories under QPC2? Calls to open, read and close
files all work O.K. but not qdir_read.
Christopher Cave
Jonathan Dent's article in QL Toady Vol 5 Issue 5 needs comment too,
over and above saying that it is potentially the most important software
since QPAC2 and pointer environment.
He says the QL cannot control data flow from the modem to QL.
It always could, right from day 1.
If SER2 DTR is
