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#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

#include <intuition/intuition.h>
#include <intuition/screens.h>

#include <proto/dos.h>
#include <proto/intuition.h>

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
	struct Screen *scr;
	short sapens[1] = {~0};
	
	scr = OpenScreenTags(NULL,
		SA_ShowTitle, 0,
		SA_Depth, 8,
		SA_DisplayID, 0x29804,  // = 640x512, 8bit, native
		SA_Pens, sapens,
		SA_Quiet, 1,
		SA_Type, CUSTOMSCREEN,
		SA_SharePens, 1,
		TAG_DONE);

	Delay(50);
	
	printf("Total: %d Free: %dn", (int) scr->ViewPort.ColorMap->Count, (int) scr->ViewPort.ColorMap->PalExtra->pe_NFree);
		
	CloseScreen(scr);	
	
	return 0;
}

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Total: 256 Free: 57

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Original von Thore:
Würdest Du ein T-Shirt für 1000 Euro kaufen?

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Ich bin der Ansicht das wenn Hollywood auf Windows Erfolg haben will für den Preis schon mindestens das können muss was Quickbasic oder z.b Freebasic "free" leisten kann.

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Disk ist nicht getestet.

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/*
 * well, this sucks! They can't even use the same names for the same fonts!
 * so for the Bitstream Vera font family I'm supporting all different naming
 * conventions here so that you can load projects on all platforms without
 * font errors... but this is only supported for the Vera family!
 */

struct diffontnames
{
        STRPTR os4;
        STRPTR mos;
        STRPTR aros;
};

static const struct diffontnames fontnames[] = {
	{"Bitstream Vera Sans Bold Oblique.font", "Bitstream Vera Sans BoldI.font", "Vera Sans Bold Italic.font"},
        {"Bitstream Vera Sans Bold.font", "Bitstream Vera Sans Bold.font", "Vera Sans Bold.font"},
        {"Bitstream Vera Sans Mono Bold Oblique.font", "Bitstream Vera Sans Mono BoldI.font", "Vera Mono Bold Italic.font"},
        {"Bitstream Vera Sans Mono Bold.font", "Bitstream Vera Sans Mono Bold.font", "Vera Mono Bold.font"},
        {"Bitstream Vera Sans Mono Oblique.font", "Bitstream Vera Sans Mono Italic.font", "Vera Mono Italic.font"},
        {"Bitstream Vera Sans Mono.font", "Bitstream Vera Sans Mono.font", "Vera Mono.font"},
        {"Bitstream Vera Sans Oblique.font", "Bitstream Vera Sans Italic.font", "Vera Sans Italic.font"},
        {"Bitstream Vera Sans.font", "Bitstream Vera Sans.font", "Vera Sans.font"},
        {"Bitstream Vera Serif Bold.font", "Bitstream Vera Serif Bold.font", "Vera Serif Bold.font"},
        {"Bitstream Vera Serif.font", "Bitstream Vera Serif.font", "Vera Serif.font"},
        {NULL, NULL, NULL}
};

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astcsma-AmigaDOS string pattern match (anchored)

Synopsis

	#include <string.h>

	length = astcsma(s,p);

	int length;	  /* length of matching string */
	const char *s;	  /* string being scanned */
	const char *p;	  /* pattern string */

Description

	The function astcsma performs a simple anchored AmigaDOS style
	pattern match.	That is, you can specify the wildcards #? in the
	pattern string.  The pattern must match at the beginning of the
	specified string.

	This function is not available if the @{" _STRICT_ANSI " Link _STRICT_ANSI} flag has been
	defined.

Portability

	@{" AmigaDOS " Link "Glossary - AmigaDOS"}

Returns

	This function returns the length of the matching string or 0 if
	there was no match.

Example


	/* Show all files matching the pattern "#?.c" */

	#include <stdio.h>
	#include <stdlib.h>
	#include <string.h>
	#include <sys/types.h>
	#include <sys/dir.h>

	void main(void)
	{
	    DIR *dfd;
	    struct direct *dptr;

	    dfd=opendir("");  /* opens the current directory */
	    if (dfd != NULL)
	    {
		while ((dptr=readdir(dfd))!=NULL)
		{
		    if (astcsma(dptr->d_name,"#?.c")!=0)
		    {
			printf("%sn",dptr->d_name);
		    }
		}
		closedir(dfd);
	    }
	}

See Also

	@{" stcpm " Link stcpm()}, @{" stcpma " Link stcpma()}, @{" stcsma " Link stcsma()}

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stcsma-UNIX string pattern match (anchored)

Synopsis

	#include <string.h>

	length = stcsma (s,p);

	int length;	   /* length of matching string */
	const char *s;	   /* string being scanned */
	const char *p;	   /* pattern string */

Description

	The function stcsma performs an anchored pattern match of the type
	used by the UNIX shell.  The only meta-characters recognized are
	the asterisk (*) and the question mark (?).  The asterisk matches
	an arbitrary number of characters, and the question mark matches
	exactly one character. The pattern must match at the beginning of
	the supplied string.

	This function is not available if the @{" _STRICT_ANSI " Link _STRICT_ANSI} flag has been
	defined.

Portability

	@{" AmigaDOS " Link "Glossary - AmigaDOS"}

Returns

	This function returns the length of the matching string or 0 if
	there was no match.

See Also

	@{" astcsma " Link astcsma()}, @{" stcpm " Link stcpm()}, @{" stcpma " Link stcpma()}

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Original von gni:
OS3.9 ist *tot*. Von offizieller Seit ist nichts mehr zu erwarten. Selbst so ein Update von Olaf erfordert, Aufwand. Nicht unbedingt beim Programmieren, sondern beim rechtlichen Aspekt.

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Original von srupprecht:
Der picture.datatype von OS4 unterstützt schon seit geraumer Zeit das Alphabyte (gleiches gilt für die Unterklassen). Ich bezweifel aber, daß Du für OS3.x noch jemals eine entsprechende Anpassung bekommen wirst.

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Original von gni:
Hast Du mal probiert, ob Fixes/FixCybAccess das Problem behebt?

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