From NISC.SRI.COM!unix!Teknowledge.COM!uw-beaver!rice!cs.utexas.edu!uwm.edu!ux1.cso.uiuc.edu!iuvax!pur-ee!sage.cc.purdue.edu!aj0 Fri Feb 9 19:41:39 PST 1990 Article 646 of comp.binaries.apple2: Path: NISC.SRI.COM!unix!Teknowledge.COM!uw-beaver!rice!cs.utexas.edu!uwm.edu!ux1.cso.uiuc.edu!iuvax!pur-ee!sage.cc.purdue.edu!aj0 >From: aj0@sage.cc.purdue.edu (Eric Mulholland) Newsgroups: comp.binaries.apple2 Subject: Text Time CDA (v2) Message-ID: <3588@sage.cc.purdue.edu> Date: 8 Feb 90 22:49:22 GMT Reply-To: aj0@sage.cc.purdue.edu (Eric Mulholland) Organization: Purdue University Lines: 52 Here's another version of my Text Time CDA. I have found out that calls to the toolbox to read the clock takes to long for serial communications above 2400 bps. As a result, a few characters would get lost every second. I find this a bad situation! Sp this version of of my clock calls the toolbox at startup and counts time on its own. This allows people with fast modems to use my cda and not curse me. The only drawback to using this method is, if an application disables interupts for longer than a second, the clock will loose time. Right now, the best way for you to get the time back in sync with the system is to press control-apple-esc and exit back out. Text Time sees you going to the da menu and desides it's a good time to call the toolbox and sync up. If anyone has ideas on how to keep the clock in sync and not interupt >2400 bps communications, I'd love to hear them. Text Time for those who are hearing about it for the first time is a cda that will put the time (HH:MM:SS) in the upper right corner of the text screen. It knows the difference between 40 and 80 columns (not like others I've seen) and even handles mixed text/graphics displays! As an added bonus, Text Time will display the time in either normal or inverse video to match the background! Is it obvious that I'm not a fan of the desktop enviroment? If you find any problems with this cda, send me email and tell me about it. I can't fix it if I don't know about it! Suggestions and comments about it are welcomed to. --- FiLeStArTfIlEsTaRt ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789() ITEXT.TIME AIguAAAAAk74DIAA0WEAFNhETIBtAIguAQPF AIguAAAA)DAAAAQAEoAAAAgAAAQAAAAcAAAAAAAAAAAAAEAAAAAAAwCAgAAQgACI gACIgACIgACIgACIgACI)LPIAAQAlRlDgQHetlGVgoTZg42bAAwKAcDAgCAAgKr9 pLfxND64oze9sz(7k7e4N8KoJBAAPaECAAQDLt4a2CyqxTPAyTPAVQPAjRPAkRfA OQfAlTPAuTPASQPAETPAVTPAkQPAEkKAX0IAIhGAAAA9AAA9DIKSAISE6HOAguOa TCQAIq4AoNwkIpv(AAA9DIq2AICEOHOAQDwFemK0T0IA0vKAiCgBiMyAhDAAAQA9 jMgoAAgI2CS40vGA0DAAiCwFi8wAhDAAwIMYA0wrpiEAPamZAAQDiAj4AAAAoBjw A0wj2CCAwIOAwI8aA4pIwIOAAAAXAICAiDAAy8KMpAOwy84vLCOwpu6SpuOsEIqu AMi)AMS3rDB0AMSnMk06JAjyQLA43Do6rhxqAASrKogCh0kCwmEAphPGJjdACANJ uCQqgDQKGAPoQPRyBkqAPkiqNCbCKCQIKpkSCAtSJBRqg0IsYsKAAIyaiDAAAkKM Af0jN8K4JDAACAvbLuGGpu6SriE4AnSrtSBMwA8Hc0aBKADwArRrtiAMwA8GYs6A ru0agChwiCQCvCABgDsGiOAMvKAVgD8H)mCEhTwHN(XC5CwFtAwHfCwFgTwIOADi A8RuAcRLEMynIqc4iXOEYsKMoj(aojO6EUxv)lA4AcRjA8RuAcRLE4xnIqM4iLPE YsKMjc)aAAAA78AAHFkPTBlSlxVWbi5kgr7sPwwDucSFeBlPC)Lvq)Mz1Df7wBwA A0QAAMQ9eCA6DUPAAwNA1DQDPDwAA0AAAMQ9NAwxBUPAAcL81DwFICfAAcDAAMQ9 NAwMDUPAAwCA1DQDTAwAAcDAAMQ9rAwDAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AQ4P -- ____ Y_,_|[]| Eric Mulholland {|_|_|__| aj0@sage.cc.purdue.edu //oo--OO ...!pur-ee!sage.cc!aj0