SVPrefs V12.10 © 1994-96 by Andreas R. Kleinert. FREEWARE. All rights reserved. Only to be distributed with superview.library. Version : 12.10 Release Date : 23.03.1996 Description ~~~~~~~~~~~ SVPrefs is the Preferences Program for superview.library. Any specific ControlPad settings for superview.library, superviewsupport.library and all the SVObjects, SVDrivers and SVOperators may be modified fromout here in a comfortable GUI-based way - as long as these ControlPad requirements are documented in form of a CPInfo-file placed in ENVARC: (as usually). Additionally, adding and removing of single SVObjects, SVDrivers or SVOperators is possible from here, if no other program is accessing superview.library and the related modules at the same time (to keep the internal lists valid). Priorities of SVObjects - concerning the order of checking file types when loading - may as well be changed here temporarily. Inclusion and Exclusion: Explanation ------------------------------------ As one of the newest features of superview.library, you may also decide here, which of the installed SVObjects, SVDrivers and/or SVOperators should not be loaded into memory at startup time. This works as follows: - excluded modules will be written to a specific configuration file at ENVARC:superview-Library and ENV:superview-Library (svobjects.exclude, svdrivers.exclude, svoperators.exclude) - excluded modules will not be opened when the library starts its initialization phase, which means that these modules will never be loaded. May speed up opening and save memory. On the other side, these modules are not available as long as you don't re-add them to the system, either only temporarily or also by re-including. So you only should apply this to modules you seldomly or never use, but don't want to de-install (everytime) nevertheless. - any of these modules may temporarily be loaded via the "Add" function of SVPrefs as well as these (or others) may again temporarily be removed - SVPrefs can apply (re)inclusion and exclusion modules currently being in held memory (to re-include an currently excluded module you at first have to re-load it via "Add") Inclusion and Exclusion: Overview --------------------------------- INCLUDE temporarily ADD permanently ADD, INCLUDE EXCLUDE temporarily REMOVE permanently EXCLUDE, REMOVE If you don't need that feature: simply don't use it... Author ~~~~~~ Andreas R. Kleinert, Sandstrasse 1, D-57072 Siegen, Germany. EMail: Fido Andreas Kleinert 2:2457/435.10 Usenet/InterNet Andreas_Kleinert@superview.ftn.sub.org Andreaskleinert@t-online.de History ~~~~~~~ SVPrefs' version depends on the version of superview.library it first has been included with. V12.10 (23.3.1996) : -------------------- - added GUI controls for the newly introduced concept of "exclusion" (and "inclusion") of modules V12.4 (19.11.1995) : -------------------- - fixed the Close-Gadget EHit (-> Simon Edwards) - switched from GadToolsBox to Designer for GUI case'ing V12.3 (29.10.1995) : -------------------- - Preferences: - fixed enforcer hit; occured with missing default (-> Steve Quartly) - fixed another hit; occured within the keyword context (illegal access to address NULL, which did not had any effect when not running enforcer) (-> Steve Quartly) V11.11 (23.09.1995) : --------------------- - Major release. - ControlPad modification now totally GUI-based, as already done for SuperView V4.70 (same functionality) - redesigned GUI again, added buttons for superview.library and superviewsupport.library - ListView now do scroll in realtime (IDCMP_MOUSEMOVE no longer desactivated) - removed inside-Library-Base setting of global SVDriver. Active settings now have to be done by the applications, preferences (default) settings may still be changed via the Library-ControlPad - completely revised documentation (this one) ***************************************************************************** * Revison history entries before V11.11 have been deleted for space reasons * ***************************************************************************** Copyrights ~~~~~~~~~~ Some of the mentioned names or products above may be copyrighted by companies or trademarks of companies.