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From: js@uw-june (Joe Meadows)
Newsgroups: net.micro.amiga
Subject: Re: SuperBitMap, Console IO - Questions
Message-ID: <568@uw-june>
Date: Thu, 20-Mar-86 02:24:41 EST
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Posted: Thu Mar 20 02:24:41 1986
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Summary: Ooops. I found the (an) answer


 Well, I found the answer to the question I just posted regarding
 forcing the console to use specific sizes for determining output to
 a window (needed for a SUPER_BITMAP window). Theres a couple of
 escape sequences to do the trick. But I have one more problem,
 There's no Cursor in my window! What magic do I need to get the
 console device to work correctly with a super_bitmap ? <esc>c doesn't
 seem to re-init anything and I have no cursor...
	Also, why doesn't the call to AllocRaster clear the memory
 that it allocates? I like the pretty little patterns I get sometimes,
 but jeez, one more line of code? Oh well. Perhaps the AllocRaster call
 could allow you to specify a pattern for each layer?

	Well, sorry to clutter the net..

	Cheers.