OSLib V6.30 release candidate 2

[Tony van der Hoff]

On 14 Nov 2001, in message <f55604d94a.tom at compton.compton.nu>,
Tom Hughes <tom at compton.nu> wrote:

> In message <5ac9d2d84a.Tony at mk-net.demon.co.uk>
>           Tony van der Hoff <tony at mk-net.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> 
> > I have placed OSLib V6.30 Release candidate 2 on the web site
> > www.mk-net.demon.co.uk/oslib/630.
> > 
> > Please feel free to pull it to pieces, any comments appreciated.
> 
> There are some case issues with the new xxx32 header files - it would
> nice if the case of their names matched that of the base files which
> it doesn't at the moment. In addition the inclde guard used inside them
> is a different case to that generated by DefMod in the including file
> so the external guard won't actually work.
> 
Thanks, Tom, that's now fixed. While on the subject of file names, there is
no precisely 1:1 correspondence between them and their base names, as I had
to modify some of them to preserve 10-character uniqueness. I did consider
calling them "32colourtrans", etc., but thought that looked too cumbersome. I
didn't like "os32" either, and called it "oscore32". As mentioned before,
they are not "user" files, so I considered the names relatively unimportant.

> Also, the HasBeenHidden synonyms that you added only seem to be for
> the action number and not for the event block types...
> 

Sorry, I don't understand this. Which blocks do you think are missing from:

TYPE
   Menu_ActionHasBeenHiddenBlock = Toolbox_ActionHeaderBase
      "Prefer Menu_ActionDialogueCompletedBlock",
   Menu_ActionDialogueCompletedBlock = Toolbox_ActionHeaderBase;  // TV 6.30

TYPE
   FontMenu_ActionHasBeenHiddenBlock = Toolbox_ActionHeaderBase,
   FontMenu_ActionDialogueCompletedBlock = Toolbox_ActionHeaderBase
      "Prefer FontMenu_ActionHasBeenHiddenBlock";  // TV 6.30

// TV V6.30 
TYPE
  ColourMenu_ActionHasBeenHiddenBlock = Toolbox_ActionHeaderBase
  "Prefer ColourMenu_ActionDialogueCompletedBlock";

// TV V6.21
TYPE
  ColourMenu_ActionDialogueCompletedBlock = Toolbox_ActionHeaderBase;

Definitions in the old form (without the header) have never existed
because there was no data in addition to the header.

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