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6.94 – Graphics Library - AES Function Reference on function exit will be filled in with the current button state of the mouse as defined in evnt_button(). BINDING crys_if(0x4F); *mx = intout[1]; *my = intout[2]; *mb = intout[3]; *ks = intout[4]; return intout[0]; RETURN VALUE <strong>The</strong> function return is currently reserved and currently equals 1. SEE ALSO evnt_button(), vq_mouse() graf_mouse() WORD graf_mouse( mode, formptr ) WORD mode; VOIDP formptr; graf_mouse() alters the appearance of the mouse form and can be used to hide and display the mouse pointer from the screen. OPCODE AVAILABILITY PARAMETERS 78 (0x4E) All AES versions. mode is defined as follows: mode # Meaning Shape ARROW 0 Change the current mouse cursor shape. TEXT_CRSR 1 Change the current mouse cursor shape. BUSY_BEE 2 Change the current mouse cursor shape. POINT_HAND 3 Change the current mouse cursor shape. T HE A TARI C OMPENDIUM
graf_mouse() - 6.95 FLAT_HAND 4 Change the current mouse cursor shape. THIN_CROSS 5 Change the current mouse cursor shape. THICK_CROSS 6 Change the current mouse cursor shape. OUTLN_CROS S 7 Change the current mouse cursor shape. USER_DEF 255 Change the current mouse cursor shape. Form is defined below. M_OFF 256 Remove the mouse cursor from the No shape change. screen. M_ON 257 Display the mouse cursor. No shape change. M_SAVE 258 Save the current mouse form in an AES provided buffer. Check appl_getinfo() for the presence of this feature. M_LAST 259 Restore the most recently saved mouse form. Check appl_getinfo() for the presence of this feature. M_RESTORE 260 Restore the mouse form to its last shape. Check appl_getinfo() for the presence of this feature. No shape change. Changes the shape as indicated. Changes the shape as indicated. If mode is equal to USER_DEF, formptr must point to a MFORM structure as defined below (if mode is different than USER_DEF, formptr should be NULL): typedef struct { short mf_xhot; short mf_yhot; short mf_nplanes; short mf_fg; short mf_bg; short mf_mask[16]; short mf_data[16]; } MFORM; mf_xhot and mf_yhot are the location of the mouse ‘hot-spot’. <strong>The</strong>se values should be in the range 0 to 15 and define what offset into the bitmap is actually the ‘point’. mf_nplanes specifies the number of bit-planes used by the mouse pointer. Currently, the value of 1 is the only legal value. mf_fg and mf_bg are the mask and data colors of the mouse specified as palette T HE A TARI C OMPENDIUM
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The Atari Compendium ©1992 Softwar
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ii - Contents The XBRA Protocol ...
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iv - Contents Chapter 10: XCONTROL.
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vii FOREWORD About eight months hav
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1.4 - Introduction to Atari Program
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GEMDOS Vectors - 2.13 GEMDOS Vector
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MiNT - 2.15 } Pterm( 0 ); } /* Pare
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MiNT - 2.17 MOUSE NULL AES_BIOS AES
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MiNT - 2.19 proc parameters are the
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MiNT - 2.21 }; LONG res2[9]; The me
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MiNT - 2.25 chmode This function is
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GEMDOS Character Functions - 2.33 V
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Cauxin() - 2.39 Cauxin() WORD Cauxi
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Cauxout() - 2.41 Cauxout() VOID Cau
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Cconos() - 2.43 Cconos() WORD Ccono
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Cconws() - 2.45 CTRL-X CTRL-R CTRL-
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Dcntl() - 2.51 cmd FS_INSTALL (0xF0
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Dcreate() - 2.53 Dcreate() LONG Dcr
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Dpathconf() - 2.59 file system and
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Dreaddir() - 2.61 Dreaddir() LONG D
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Fchmod() - 2.65 Fchmod() LONG Fchmo
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Fcntl() - 2.69 FIONREAD (0x4601) FI
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Fdatime() - 2.75 Fdatime() LONG Fda
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Fread() - 2.87 lea 10(sp),sp RETURN
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Fseek() - 2.89 pea oldname move.w #
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Maddalt() - 2.97 Maddalt() LONG Mad
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Mshrink() - 2.99 AVAILABILITY PARAM
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Pause() - 2.101 BINDING move.w mode
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Pexec() - 2.103 the child inherits
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Pmsg() - 2.109 Pmsg() WORD Pmsg( mo
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Psetpgrp() - 2.115 Psetpgrp() LONG
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Pterm() - 2.121 addq.l #6,sp RETURN
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Pwaitpid() - 2.127 Pwaitpid() LONG
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Sversion() - 2.129 COMMENTS To exec
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Tsettime() - 2.133 OPCODE AVAILABIL
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Video Control - 4.5 Index Color Red
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Menus - 11.17 The Edit Menu The nex
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Menus - 11.19 Popup menus may conta
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Keyboard Equivalents - 11.21 Follow
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Globalization - 11.23 • Never wri
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Entertainment Software - 11.25 requ
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GEMDOS Functions by Opcode - A.3 GE
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GEMDOS Functions by Opcode - A.5 De
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XBIOS Functions by Opcode - A.9 XBI
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XBIOS Functions by Opcode - A.11 De
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A.14 - Functions by Opcode Dec Hex
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A.16 - Functions by Opcode Opcode,
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A.18 - Functions by Opcode Opcode,
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Memory Map - B.3 Usage The informat
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68881 Co-processor Exception Vector
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Processor State Save Area - B.7 S T
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System Variables - B.9 S T M e g a
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Page 735 and 736:
Page 737 and 738:
IDE Controller - B.17 S T M e g a S
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Memory Management Unit/Falcon Proce
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Video Registers - B.21 S T M e g a
Page 743 and 744:
ACSI DMA and Floppy Disk Controller
Page 745 and 746:
Programmable Sound Generator (YM-21
Page 747 and 748:
MICROWIRE - B.27 S T M e g a S T S
Page 749 and 750:
Falcon030 DSP/DMA Controller - B.29
Page 751 and 752:
Real Time Clock (146818A) - B.31 S
Page 753 and 754:
SCC DMA Registers - B.33 S T M e g
Page 755 and 756:
Falcon030 VIDEL Palette Registers -
Page 757 and 758:
ST Multi-Function Peripheral Port (
Page 759 and 760:
ST Multi-Function Peripheral Port (
Page 761 and 762:
68881 Math Co-Processor in Peripher
Page 763 and 764:
Keyboard ACIA (6850) - B.43 S T M e
Page 765 and 766:
Mega ST Real Time Clock (RP5C15) -
Page 767 and 768:
- APPENDIX C - NATIVE FILE FORMATS
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C.4 - Native File Formats Metafile
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C.6 - Native File Formats WORD Mean
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C.8 - Native File Formats 48 - 49 B
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C.10 - Native File Formats 9 rsh_tr
Page 777 and 778:
C.12 - Native File Formats Immediat
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GEMDOS/BIOS Errors - D.3 GEMDOS/BIO
Page 781 and 782:
Atari ASCII Table - E.3 Atari ASCII
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Atari ASCII Table - E.5 Dec Hex Cha
Page 785 and 786:
IKBD Scan Codes - F.3 IKBD Scan Cod
Page 787 and 788:
IKBD Scan Codes - F.5 Key Unshifted
Page 789 and 790:
The Speedo Font Header This section
Page 791 and 792:
9 (Reserved for 3⁄4 expanded) 10
Page 793 and 794:
Speedo Character Map - G.7 The Bits
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Speedo Character Map - G.9 IDX ID C
Page 797 and 798:
Speedo Character Map - G.11 IDX ID
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Page 815 and 816:
Page 817 and 818:
- APPENDIX H - THE DRAG & DROP PROT
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H.4 - The Drag & Drop Protocol The
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H.6 - The Drag & Drop Protocol the
Page 823 and 824:
The Programmable Sound Generator -
Page 825 and 826:
The Programmable Sound Generator -
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T HE A TARI C OMPENDIUM BIBLIOGRAPH
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Bibliography Atari Corp., 1196 Borr
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T HE A TARI C OMPENDIUM INDEX
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Index BGM partition, 4.16 BIOS, 3.1
Page 835 and 836:
Index Fdelete(), 2.7, 2.76 Fdup(),
Page 837 and 838:
Index memory types, 2.8 memory usag
Page 839 and 840:
Index vectors, B.6 scr_dump, B.14 s
Page 841 and 842:
Index vm_coords(), 7.17, 7.83 vm_fi
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