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Dark GDK / dgdk.net cls methods

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Argon Knight
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Posted: 3rd Nov 2006 06:32
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When I look in the help file index for "cls", I only find "clsb".

and, the the method descriptions need fixing:

oDBCore.Cls:
Quote: "
This command will clear the screen using the current background ink color previously specified with the IdgdkBasic2D.Ink command. This command differs from the IdgdkBasic2D.CLS found in the Basic2D command set which will paint the screen with a specified color.
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odb2d.clsb:
Quote: "
This command will clear the screen using the current background ink color previously specified with the IdgdkBasic2D.Ink command. This command differs from the IdgdkBasic2D.CLS command found in the Basic2D command set which will paint the screen with a specified color. "
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APEXnow
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Posted: 3rd Nov 2006 08:57
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I will adjust the help file accordingly for the next update.

Paul.

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CattleRustler
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Posted: 3rd Nov 2006 14:40
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lol, yeah I noticed that last week pex, but I forgot to tell you - haha. Some beta tester I am.

Its 9/11 - but its FAKE 9/11 Ts=SQRT(Df/16)
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Posted: 3rd Nov 2006 14:43
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Pfft, just can't get the staff these days

j/k

Paul.

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Posted: 3rd Nov 2006 17:54
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lol, not like any of us were credited anywhere



Its 9/11 - but its FAKE 9/11 Ts=SQRT(Df/16)
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