Re: A89: Source for graphlib::fill
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Re: A89: Source for graphlib::fill
Unfortunately it's not that obvious. I'm really at a loss here because its
not just the initialization. It doesn't just work in the initialization but
also in the main program (except for times with the cusor). For example, I
can scroll down and access the default menu and that clears a part of the
screen with graphlib::fill (although the cursor doesn't always show, it
still adds/subtracts the y values for some reason). _Every_ other part
_except_ the fill part works! As I mentioned earlier, the y values add
8/subtract eight when the user pushes up or down. After the add/subtract
routine, it is supposed to display the modified cursor after it erases the
old one. For some reason it isn't calling the fill routine or something,
and I'm guessing it's something to do with the new ams2.03 because it works
perfectly fine with 1.00 and 1.05. Also, wouldn't my screwing something up
and the program screwing something up be synonymous :)
Reman Child
----- Original Message -----
From: "Scott Dial" <wrath@calc.org>
To: <assembly-89@lists.ticalc.org>
Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 1999 10:50 AM
Subject: Re: A89: Source for graphlib::fill
>
> If the jsr's aren't working then neither will the bsr's...how many or
> how often a routine is called is arbitrary. _You_ are screwing something
> up, not the program. It should be obvious since it works in the
> initialization blah blah blah, but then doesn't during the actual
> program.
>
> Reman Child wrote:
> >
> > Does anyone know the actual code for graphlib::fill? Xavier? I was
> > thinking that it might work in my program if I just put that in rather
than
> > calling the library routine. What seems to be happening is that the
actual
> > routine isn't getting called. At other times in the program (mainly the
> > initialization of the program) graphlib::fill is called and it works;
just
> > not always in the cursor routine. What I'm thinking, although this is a
> > really really wild guess and please tell me if I'm completly wrong here,
is
> > that maybe the program is calling too many library routines or calling
them
> > too frequently, so that in the program it doesn't call the routine as
often
> > as it should, which would account for the cursor routine not working.
> >
> > If I could get hold of the source for just the graphlib::fill routine, I
was
> > thinking of replacing all my calls to the library and instead branch
them to
> > that subroutine and see if that would work. Anyway, thanks.
> >
> > Reman Child
>
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