OK. let's talk Baja:���Excerpt from Default.scr.�~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~��cmdkey /U� userlist_all� end_cmd��cmdkey X� xtrn_section� end_cmd��cmdkey Z� print "\r\nContinuous New Message Scan\r\n"� msg_cont_scan� end_cmd��cmdkey /Z� msg_cont_scan_all� end_cmd���Where would I find the source code for userlist_all or xtrn_section or�msg_cont_scan etc?��How much (if at all) can those sections be altered? Im not a 'C'�programmer but more like a middlen batch programmer. I can follow the�logic (mostly) of a src file but writing it isn't likely. I can cut and�paste from manuals and your messages but I lack the fundamental�understanding to write code, yet.��Any discussion on this topic? Have many of you altered your default.src�to any extant?�---� � OLXWin 1.00b � Bad command or file name! Go stand in the corner.� � Synchronet � telnet://talamasca-bbs.com http://www.talamasca-bbs.com�

RE: Programming question(s)�BY: Jim King to all on Wed Nov 24 1999 03:23 pm�� > Where would I find the source code for userlist_all or xtrn_section or� > msg_cont_scan etc?�� The Synchronet source files. I do believe that all those functions are�part of sbbs.exe.� What is it you are trying to do?� � > Any discussion on this topic? Have many of you altered your default.src� > to any extant?�� Well the talamasca is very heavily modified. I started with Rob original�default.src and with cut and paste from a few others, and repeated tweaks it�has ended up where it is. I do belive I sent you a copy of the src did I not?� ��mm�Kn�k�r���---� � Synchronet � telnet://talamasca-bbs.com http://www.talamasca-bbs.com�

RE: Programming question(s)�BY: Jim King to all on Wed Nov 24 1999 03:23 pm�� > Where would I find the source code for userlist_all or xtrn_section or� > msg_cont_scan etc?� > � > How much (if at all) can those sections be altered? Im not a 'C'� > programmer but more like a middlen batch programmer. I can follow the� > logic (mostly) of a src file but writing it isn't likely. I can cut and� > paste from manuals and your messages but I lack the fundamental� > understanding to write code, yet.� > � > Any discussion on this topic? Have many of you altered your default.src� > to any extant?��The editing/making of BAja files, and command modules isn't that hard. All of�these ID I believe are in the .INC files (SBBSDEFS.INC includes all the INC�files except the FILE_IO.INC) which are located in your ..\CTRL dir. I've�never tried changeing these, but that's where I'd look first.�Beta��---� � Synchronet � telnet://talamasca-bbs.com http://www.talamasca-bbs.com�

@TZ:41e0�T>RE: Programming question(s)�T>BY: Jim King to all on Wed Nov 24 1999 03:23 pm��T> > Where would I find the source code for userlist_all or xtrn_section or�T> > msg_cont_scan etc?�T>�T> The Synchronet source files. I do believe that all those functions are�T>part of sbbs.exe.�T> What is it you are trying to do?�T>�T> > Any discussion on this topic? Have many of you altered your default.src�T> > to any extant?�T>�T> Well the talamasca is very heavily modified. I started with Rob original�T>default.src and with cut and paste from a few others, and repeated tweaks it�T>has ended up where it is. I do belive I sent you a copy of the src did I not?�T> ��mm�Kn�k�r��Yes. I have that file and refer to it when ever I need an example of�some good programming. However it isn't commented on as you know what�your doing. On the other hand... I need comments to find the logic. Like�I said I am not a programmer but baja src files are rather easy to�follow.��I have another default.src file that starts a donators menu from the�main screen using a period as the hot key.��The little bit of back and forth over the bulletin program showed me�better than the docs could how exec_xtrn works. Sometimes examples plus�the authors explanation will clear the fog.��I hope my questions are not _so_ elementary that you find them unworthy.��And thanks for all you and the others have done so far. (-:����---� � OLXWin 1.00b � Captain! The UARTS kinna' take these speeds!� � Synchronet � telnet://talamasca-bbs.com http://www.talamasca-bbs.com�