Re: A86: Re: stop

Re: A86: Re: stop

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• Subject: Re: A86: Re: stop
• From: Klukan <renegade@bmt.net>
• Date: Sun, 08 Mar 1998 23:17:40 -0700
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Dux Gregis wrote:

> By "the part that traps the keys", I think you mean the memory reset
> part.
> Yes, it runs fake memory reset code.  But I'm not sure if your saying
> that
> you know Rascall and the demo program don't use a flag.  :-)

Actually, I'm not sure if it uses a flag or not.  Matt (SCaBBy) didn't
give me much info about that.  He wants me to find it on my own.  I
could tell everyone if it uses a flag or not once I figure out the code,
but until then, you'll just have to speculate!

-Jeremy

PS:  The code traps certain keypresses and responds accordingly.  I
accidentally found part of it while working on my shell.  I just have to
figure out how to use it!

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