ClickEx is
Copyright 1990, Software Solutions, All Rights Reserved

Version 1.0

ClickEx is a simple program that allows you prompt a user to select one 
of several items from a Script, and execute a command based on the 
selection.

	ClickEx parameters are as follows -

		-c[x][y]
				This will allow you to center the window on the screen.
				Using just -c (or -cxy)centers it completely.  -cx -cy
				will center it in only the specified direction.

		-pprompt
				Set the title for the window.  This allows you to
				prompt the user, indicating what he is selecting.

		-tn		n is number of seconds to wait for a response.  The default 
				value is 10 seconds.  Not applicable if there are is no
				default.

		-d		Next option is the default option to use if no response is 
				given in time.  If no option follows the -d, then the 
				default is to not execute anything.
		options any number of options are permitted (in theory).  In reality,
				the number of options is bound by your screen Height.  If 
				you have more options than will fit on your screen, ClickEx
				will terminate with an error value. An  option consists of 
				an optional prompt (followed by a colon)  and an AmigaDOS 
				command.  If you have spaces in your prompt  or command, 
				you will need to surround the entire thing with  quotation 
				marks. If no prompt is given, the Command is  treated as 
				the prompt. If no Command is given after the  colon, 
				nothing is done.  When the command is executed, a  window 
				will appear in the upper left corner of your  WorkBench 
				Screen, with a number of one-line gadgets.  These  can be 
				selected in three ways
					1. Click and release on the gadget.
					2. The keys 1-9 will map to the first through ninth 
						gadgets in the window.
					3. Striking an alphabetic (a-z) key will match the 
						first gadget  in the list whose prompt begins with 
						that key.

				Once the gadget is selected, the appropriate command is 
				executed.

				If the 'command' to be execute begins with a single '#'
				then the string following it is assumed to be a return
				value, rather than a command.  This will a script to
				prompt with choices, and do different things based on the
				return value. Note: a return value of 20 is used when
				ClickEx encountered a problem(memory shortage, etc.)
				If your command begins with a '#', use two at the beginning
				and it will be executed.

ClickEx has been designed to work with public screens as in AmigaDos 2.0.  
Under AmigaDos 2.0, it will automatically appear on the default public 
screen.  I have only been able to test it with a simple public screen 
program that I wrote for this purpose.  If you have any problems with this,
please let me know.

Here are some examples:
	(note: LoadC and LoadAsm are assumed to be valid Amiga Scripts)

	ClickEx "Echo #1" "Echo #2" "Echo #3"
	ClickEx "Echo #1" -d "Echo #2"
	ClickEx -t3 "Echo #1" -d "Echo #2"
	ClickEx  "Echo #1" "Echo #2" -d
	ClickEx  "Echo #1" -d -t5
	ClickEx "Do you want to program in C:LoadC" "  ...or Assembler:LoadAsm"

That's about it.  Comments and questions welcome.