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* REQTOOLS.LIBRARY V39.2 *
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This is a back port of the AROS reqtools.library -
which itself is based on the original Amiga ReqTools
sources - to AmigaOS.


CHANGES/FIXES DONE BY AROS TEAM:

V39.2:

- Show also PROGDIR: in assign list. Just like what
  Aminet/reqtools_patch.lha by Mikolaj Calusinski
  used to do.

- Harry Sintonen implemented rtInternalGetPasswordA
  and rtInternalEnterPasswordA, which contrary to
  what I thought are actualy used by at least one
  piece of software: powerpacker.library
  
- More fixes by Harry Sintonen, like removing of un-
  necessary Forbid/Permit protection, or replacing
  this with better lockings.
  
V39.1:

- The function rtCloseWindowSafely had a serious bug
  which was ... ehm ... introduced by AROS Team when
  converting the orignal asm routine to C. Thanks to
  Gunther Nikl for the bug report!

V39.0:

- None of the original ASM routines are used/needed
  anymore. Everything has been converted to C.

- Does not use intuition.library/ScrollWindowRaster()
  anymore, as this function is buggy in Kickstart 3.1
  (V40) causing Enforcer Hits when the area to be
  scrolled is partly hidden.
  
- Fixed a memory trash bug which could happen when
  clicking into an assign or volume within a reqtools
  file requester.
  
- Some more little fixes, like window border size
  calculations.
  
- Probably one or two other things which have been
  forgotten ...
  
Before installing this new version of reqtools.library
(copy to SYS:Libs) make sure to make a backup of your
old reqtools.library!


ABOUT THE SOURCE CODE:


It is included in this archive, but if you want to
make changes to it/add new features to ReqTools/whatever
if possible we would prefer if this was done through the
AROS CVS Server. See AROS homepage!

Oh ... the source files were edited with a (hard) TAB
Size of 8 chars, but indentation is only 4 chars. Yes,
this is ugly, but this (or at least the TAB size of
8 chars) is some sort of standard under Unix and also
under AROS, whose main development is done under Linux.


Have fun ;-)


Georg Steger - georg.steger@rolmail.net - http://www.aros.org