WHDLoad - display tick buttons...

DamienD · 23 August 2017, 20:41

Heya guys,

I want to run WHDLoad from CLI and have the ability to display the tick buttons...

When I run from Workbench via the icon I see this:

I've looked at the information for the icon and saw this line:

I then added this to my CLI line but all I get is this:

Anyone know what I'm doing wrong?

jotd · 23 August 2017, 23:22

You have to protect the semicolon argument with quotes.

Code:

whdload foo.slave preload "config=bw;c1:xxxx:0"

should work

DamienD · 24 August 2017, 00:15

Not quite, but after your suggestion of using quotes I worked it out (now, why didn't I think of that)

So my command line looks like the following:

Code:

WHDLoad Yogi&Friends.slave PreLoad ButtonWait Config="BW;C1:B:Custom1"

You sir, are a friggin' legend. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

DamienD · 24 August 2017, 00:53

Yeah baby!!!

...now that I understand how everything works; I've improved my self-booting .HDF so that it looks like this:

No need to display "ButtonWait"; that's already set in my command line and in my mind, totally necessary...

Nice to rename "Custom1" to what it really is though i.e. "Unlimited Energy"

BTW; if people are trying to work out why I don't just use one of the cracked / trained .ADFs, it's due to all of them missing the title screen as displayed here.

Yeah, I'm a perfectionist if you haven't already noticed and hate it when crackers leave out original screens

spudje · 24 August 2017, 07:47

Slightly of topic, but it would be cool if one could map cd32 buttons to (the first 4) custom options so you could turn them on/off on a mouse/keyboard less CD32 with (hdd) whdload slaves...

daxb · 24 August 2017, 16:09

What about "WBRun Yogi&Friends" for example?

DamienD · 24 August 2017, 17:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by daxb

What about "WBRun Yogi&Friends" for example?

Yeah I tried that but on the bare-bones .HDF i.e. no Workbench installed, I received an error about "parm.library" (even though I had this file in Libs)...

Anyway, the above is working perfectly and I've very happy with the results

daxb · 24 August 2017, 19:05

WBRun should work without WB running. Apart from parm.library it opens/uses at least locale.library, iffparse.library, ParM.catalog and input.device. Maybe iffparse.library is already enough to run WBRun. I think it is worth a try.

DamienD · 24 August 2017, 22:51

Cheers for the info

...but as mentioned, I'm very happy now with how this has worked out so no need for me to use "WBRun" or hence, play around with adding in extra library files.

DamienD · 29 February 2020, 15:54

Another question about this.

From a CLI, how can I set the options to be ticked?

Using the "Yogi Bear & Friends" example, I tried:

Code:

WHDLoad Yogi&Friends.slave PreLoad ButtonWait Config="C1:Unlimited Energy:1"

Unfortunately the tick box wasn't checked though

Wepl · 29 February 2020, 18:36

add Custom1=1

DamienD · 01 March 2020, 14:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wepl

add Custom1=1

Thanks Wepl, that worked

WHDLoad Yogi&Friends.slave PreLoad ButtonWait Custom1=1 Config="C1:Unlimited Energy"

23 August 2017, 20:41	#1
DamienD Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: London / Sydney Age: 47 Posts: 20,420	WHDLoad - display tick buttons... Heya guys, I want to run WHDLoad from CLI and have the ability to display the tick buttons... When I run from Workbench via the icon I see this: I've looked at the information for the icon and saw this line: I then added this to my CLI line but all I get is this: Anyone know what I'm doing wrong?

23 August 2017, 23:22	#2
jotd This cat is no more Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: FRANCE Age: 52 Posts: 8,205	You have to protect the semicolon argument with quotes. Code: whdload foo.slave preload "config=bw;c1:xxxx:0" should work

24 August 2017, 00:15	#3
DamienD Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: London / Sydney Age: 47 Posts: 20,420	Not quite, but after your suggestion of using quotes I worked it out (now, why didn't I think of that) So my command line looks like the following: Code: WHDLoad Yogi&Friends.slave PreLoad ButtonWait Config="BW;C1:B:Custom1" You sir, are a friggin' legend. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

29 February 2020, 15:54	#10
DamienD Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: London / Sydney Age: 47 Posts: 20,420	Another question about this. From a CLI, how can I set the options to be ticked? Using the "Yogi Bear & Friends" example, I tried: Code: WHDLoad Yogi&Friends.slave PreLoad ButtonWait Config="C1:Unlimited Energy:1" Unfortunately the tick box wasn't checked though

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24 August 2017, 00:53	#4
DamienD Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: London / Sydney Age: 47 Posts: 20,420	Yeah baby!!! ...now that I understand how everything works; I've improved my self-booting .HDF so that it looks like this: No need to display "ButtonWait"; that's already set in my command line and in my mind, totally necessary... Nice to rename "Custom1" to what it really is though i.e. "Unlimited Energy" BTW; if people are trying to work out why I don't just use one of the cracked / trained .ADFs, it's due to all of them missing the title screen as displayed here. Yeah, I'm a perfectionist if you haven't already noticed and hate it when crackers leave out original screens

24 August 2017, 07:47	#5
spudje Registered User Join Date: Dec 2014 Location: Netherlands Posts: 1,406	Slightly of topic, but it would be cool if one could map cd32 buttons to (the first 4) custom options so you could turn them on/off on a mouse/keyboard less CD32 with (hdd) whdload slaves...

24 August 2017, 16:09	#6
daxb Registered User Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Germany Posts: 3,304	What about "WBRun Yogi&Friends" for example?

24 August 2017, 19:05	#8
daxb Registered User Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Germany Posts: 3,304	WBRun should work without WB running. Apart from parm.library it opens/uses at least locale.library, iffparse.library, ParM.catalog and input.device. Maybe iffparse.library is already enough to run WBRun. I think it is worth a try.

24 August 2017, 22:51	#9
DamienD Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: London / Sydney Age: 47 Posts: 20,420	Cheers for the info ...but as mentioned, I'm very happy now with how this has worked out so no need for me to use "WBRun" or hence, play around with adding in extra library files.

29 February 2020, 18:36	#11
Wepl Moderator Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Germany Posts: 866	add Custom1=1

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