Category : Miscellaneous Language Source Code
Archive   : PVHC.ZIP
Filename : PVHCTRY.C

 
Output of file : PVHCTRY.C contained in archive : PVHC.ZIP
/* **************************************************************
**** pvhctry.c - example program demonstrating how to run ***
**** PolyVision Help System ***
**** Link in large mode with PVHCL.LIB
**** (C)1994 PolyVision SoftWare ***
************************************************************** */

#include
#include


/* include the PolyVision Help File header */
#include "pvhc.h"
/* if you ran PHC with the -h option, */
/* you could place that header here also */


char far *HelpErrors[] = {
"Could not open help file. . .",
"Help file not PVHC type. . .",
"Could not allocate help buffers. . ."
};

void main(void)
{
int i;

/* Assign color scheme to use - see header file */
HelpWindClr = BLUECYAN; /* blue over cyan */
HelpBoldClr = HIWHITECYAN; /* white over cyan */
HelpBordClr = REDWHITE; /* red over light gray */
HelpGlosClr = BLACKCYAN; /* black over cyan */
HelpRefClr = YELLOWCYAN; /* yellow over cyan */

/* Use your help file name or setup.hlp for demonstration */
if((i = initPVHelp("setup.hlp")) < 0) /* initialize the system */
{
printf("%s\n", HelpErrors[~i]); /* inform user no go */
exit(0); /* exit program */
}

getHelpPage(2); /* requests help page 2 */

DestroyPVHelp(); /* close down the help system */
showcursor(); /* show the text cursor */
printf("That's all there is to it!\nPLEASE REGISTER!!\n");
return;
} /* End of program */


  3 Responses to “Category : Miscellaneous Language Source Code
Archive   : PVHC.ZIP
Filename : PVHCTRY.C
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    January 27, 2013 at 3:59 pm

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