55 lines
2.1 KiB
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55 lines
2.1 KiB
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Step 0) Assumptions:
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The first assumption is that you have Borland Pascal installed in Z:\BP.
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If you don't, you'll have to update the BUILDBP.CMD file
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The second assumption is that you have Virtual Pascal installed in Z:\vp21.
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If you don't, you'll have to update the BUILDVP.CMD file
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*NOTE* The BUILD*.CMD files will copy a BPC.CFG or VPC.CFG into the relevant bin directory, meaning
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if you have cusomized the .CFG file in the bin directory, it will be lost. Make a backup!
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Step 1) Create directories to hold everything:
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Z:\RG119
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Z:\Programming\RG119SRC
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Z:\Programming\RG119SRC\EXE\BP
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Z:\Programming\RG119SRC\EXE\VP
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If you don't have a Z: drive, you can use SUBST or map a network drive to fake one
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You can also put the files in an alternate location if you want, you'll just have to update the BUILD*.CMD scripts
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Step 2) Get the source
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Check out the GIT contents into Z:\Programming\RG119SRC
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Step 3) Edit Z:\vp21\source\rtl\vpsysw32.pas
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For some reason the cursor position isn't always updated in the background thread in the Win32 version. I'm guessing
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it's a race condition with the CurXPos and CurYPos variables, so the thread doesn't think an update is needed when
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one really is. So I've updated my copy of CursorThreadFunc to take the return value of the SemWaitEvent() call into
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account, so the update will also happen if the event is signaled. Can't think of a reason why they wouldn't have done
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this in the first place. Here's the entire function to copy/paste into place:
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function CursorThreadFunc(P: Pointer): Longint;
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var
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LastX, LastY: Longint;
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begin
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LastX := -1;
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LastY := -1;
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repeat
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if SemWaitEvent(semCursor, 300) or (CurXPos <> LastX) or (CurYPos <> LastY) then
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begin
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DoSetCursorPosition;
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LastX := CurXPos;
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LastY := CurYPos;
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end;
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until tidCursor = -2;
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tidCursor := -1;
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end;
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Step 4) Build new EXEs
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Run BUILDBP.CMD to build the DOS EXEs and have them copied to Z:\RG119
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Run BUILDVP.CMD to build the WIN32 EXEs and have them copied to Z:\RG119 |