Please don't write in all caps. :/
Just go to Accessories->Command Prompt.
Please read the post directly above yours, by me, which already answers your question. Alternately,
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=open+command+prompt
Please also avoid all-caps in a post except with good reason. Under common netiquette it is read as shouting, which can come across as rude.
i do not have "accessories" on my computer.
calcman wrote:
i do not have "accessories" on my computer.
Going back yet again to my previous post, where I said Win-R, command, enter, did you try that?
calcman wrote:
i do not have "accessories" on my computer.
Accessories is located in All Programs, found in the Start menu.
thanks for helping, i got command prompt open now what?
calcman wrote:
thanks for helping, i got command prompt open now what?
Now use "cd .." and "cd [foldername]" to navigate to the DCS SDK asm folder, and type "compile blah", where your asm source is named blah.asm in the /asm/source/ folder.
Navigate to where you have your gCn files by using the "cd" command.
what the crap is wrong with this me cemetech page is white!!!!
also the sax chat says "Dupe Aborted"!!!!
wha tdoes this mean?
the sax chat isn't working, now what?
calcman wrote:
what the crap is wrong with this me cemetech page is white!!!!
also the sax chat says "Dupe Aborted"!!!!
wha tdoes this mean?
It means that you changed your template to something other than Cemetech6 in Edit Profile. Perhaps you want to change it back. And please avoid unnecessary cursing and line returns.
i know this isn't z80 related but do not know where to ask this.
can you help me make a routine using x-lib for a efficient mouse cursor similar to the doors version?
also i want to say sorry i was being angry that one day (just read posts above)
calcman wrote:
i know this isn't z80 related but do not know where to ask this.
can you help me make a routine using x-lib for a efficient mouse cursor similar to the doors version?
also i want to say sorry i was being angry that one day (just read posts above)
Thanks for the apology; I think we weren't permanently offended.
Just try to stay calm and keep a level head, and all will be well; pretty much everything on the internet isn't worthy giving yourself a heart attack over. And yes, we could certainly help you with such a routine; would you like to create a topic in the TI-BASIC subforum for that purpose?
Well, instead of reinventing the wheel, you could use the Doors CS GUI libraries which allow you to use the Doors CS mouse. Doors CS also has xLib support, so you could use both libraries in your program.
souvik1997 wrote:
Well, instead of reinventing the wheel, you could use the Doors CS GUI libraries which allow you to use the Doors CS mouse. Doors CS also has xLib support, so you could use both libraries in your program.
I'm retarded, apparently, for not having thought of that even though I wrote all the libraries.
Calcman: http://dcs.cemetech.net/index.php?title=DCSB_Libs
Haha, having one of those days, Kerm?

. The xLib mouse thing could be to help him learn xLib, at least from how I read it.
_player1537 wrote:
Haha, having one of those days, Kerm?

. The xLib mouse thing could be to help him learn xLib, at least from how I read it.
I took it that he just wanted the mouse to use in a program.
I suppose we'll have to hear back from him when he returns. And more like it's been one of those years, or one of those lifetimes.
question on z80
Code:
.....
ld HL,0
ld (pencol),HL
ld HL,15
ld (penrow),HL
ld HL,text
bcall (VPutS)
ld HL,22
ld (penrow),HL
ld HL,text1
bcall (VPutS)
Ret
text:
DB "hello calcman"
text1:
DB "other text here"
[question]
i did come up with this myself
why does the text write on the same row?
ex. (on same line)
hello calcman other text here
can you give me a routine that will write on seperate rows?
thanks
[/question]
The DB "hello calcman" should be DB "hello calcman",0 and DB "other text here" should be DB "other text here",0
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