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| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| INEVENT.CPP | 13754 | 3904 | deflated |
| INEVENT.H | 2172 | 892 | deflated |
| INEVENT.MAK | 742 | 406 | deflated |
| INEVENT.PRJ | 7022 | 1157 | deflated |
| KEYS.H | 1947 | 571 | deflated |
| MAKEFILE | 743 | 409 | deflated |
| MOUSE.H | 914 | 388 | deflated |
| READ.ME | 1272 | 759 | deflated |
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Contents of the READ.ME file
INEVENT Release Version 1.0January 13, 1993
What it is
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INEVENT is a DOS class that will allow you to gather mouse, scan-code,
and keyboard messages from a SINGLE (overloaded) function-name.
By calling GetMessage() from your program, you can make your DOS
C programs "event driven" (see inevent.c for the basic idea).
INEVENT will be featured in the Febuary 1993 version of BYTE in "Some
Assembly Required". I worte the class to demonstrate how C++ can be
used to "wrapper" message-gathering on several operating-system
platforms. I have versions of this for DOS, UNIX, OS/2 and Windows.
Only the DOS version is "freeware".
Written with Borland C++. Runs under all versions. Should work fine
with Microsoft 7.0, though I haven't use MSC for a long time.
Don't Forget!
-------------
All that I ask is that if you modify these files, let me know so that
I can share your goodies with the rest of the world (I'll give you the
credit in the next READ.ME file)! Also, although I have tested this
stuff and it runs without any flaws that I can see, I am obliged to
mention that you have to USE THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK!
Enjoy!
Regards,
Randall A. Nagy
internet:[email protected]
compuserve:72561,2005
What it is
----------
INEVENT is a DOS class that will allow you to gather mouse, scan-code,
and keyboard messages from a SINGLE (overloaded) function-name.
By calling GetMessage() from your program, you can make your DOS
C programs "event driven" (see inevent.c for the basic idea).
INEVENT will be featured in the Febuary 1993 version of BYTE in "Some
Assembly Required". I worte the class to demonstrate how C++ can be
used to "wrapper" message-gathering on several operating-system
platforms. I have versions of this for DOS, UNIX, OS/2 and Windows.
Only the DOS version is "freeware".
Written with Borland C++. Runs under all versions. Should work fine
with Microsoft 7.0, though I haven't use MSC for a long time.
Don't Forget!
-------------
All that I ask is that if you modify these files, let me know so that
I can share your goodies with the rest of the world (I'll give you the
credit in the next READ.ME file)! Also, although I have tested this
stuff and it runs without any flaws that I can see, I am obliged to
mention that you have to USE THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK!
Enjoy!
Regards,
Randall A. Nagy
internet:[email protected]
compuserve:72561,2005
December 16, 2017
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