Center RequestChoice window with CentreQuest

olesio · 13 August 2008, 03:57

Hey all. Is it possible to center on screen RequestChoice window instead show it on left top?
I tryed CentreQuest from http://aminet.net/util/cdity/CentreQuest.lha and I have following
instructions in my S:startup-sequence. I run directory mounted as HardDrive in WinUAE.

Code:

assign ENV: RAM:
assign T: RAM:
echo ""
echo ""
echo ""
echo ""
echo ""
echo *** THIS HDF WAS MADE BY OLESIO ***
echo [To save game properly - after saving exit game by F10 key.]

CentreQuest CX_PRIORITY=1 AUTOQUIT=NO CENTRE=SCREEN TEST=NO

setenv Choice `RequestChoice "FireForce" "Run trainer?" Yes No`
If $Choice eq "0" 
cd dh0:FIREFORCE 
c:whdload slave=FireForce.slave PRELOAD
EndIf 
If $Choice eq "1" 
execute S:ff_trainer
EndIf
reboot

But this caused cli "freeze". Do not show RequestChoice requester with my question.
So what I doing wrong? Maybe is some other method or RequestChoice replacement
(not for MUI), which allow center requesters window? I placed requested libraries in libs.
I want to prepare nice requester for new WHDLoad slave by Bored Seal which will have
some trainer tooltypes. I hope I didn't tell some Bored Seal secret

New slave soon.
Thanks for answer in advice and sorry for my bad english. That's all. Good night

thomas · 13 August 2008, 08:45

Use

run >nil: CentreQuest ...

olesio · 13 August 2008, 15:58

Ah that was so simple. Thank you

ppill · 13 August 2008, 16:19

Since it's a commodity adding DONOTWAIT should work too.

Code:

CentreQuest CX_PRIORITY=1 AUTOQUIT=NO CENTRE=SCREEN TEST=NO DONOTWAIT

You could also switch to reqtools.library using RTPatch. I believe it has a centering option and a host of other nice features.

13 August 2008, 03:57	#1
olesio Registered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Poland Posts: 337	Center RequestChoice window with CentreQuest Hey all. Is it possible to center on screen RequestChoice window instead show it on left top? I tryed CentreQuest from http://aminet.net/util/cdity/CentreQuest.lha and I have following instructions in my S:startup-sequence. I run directory mounted as HardDrive in WinUAE. Code: assign ENV: RAM: assign T: RAM: echo "" echo "" echo "" echo "" echo "" echo * THIS HDF WAS MADE BY OLESIO * echo [To save game properly - after saving exit game by F10 key.] CentreQuest CX_PRIORITY=1 AUTOQUIT=NO CENTRE=SCREEN TEST=NO setenv Choice `RequestChoice "FireForce" "Run trainer?" Yes No` If $Choice eq "0" cd dh0:FIREFORCE c:whdload slave=FireForce.slave PRELOAD EndIf If $Choice eq "1" execute S:ff_trainer EndIf reboot But this caused cli "freeze". Do not show RequestChoice requester with my question. So what I doing wrong? Maybe is some other method or RequestChoice replacement (not for MUI), which allow center requesters window? I placed requested libraries in libs. I want to prepare nice requester for new WHDLoad slave by Bored Seal which will have some trainer tooltypes. I hope I didn't tell some Bored Seal secret New slave soon. Thanks for answer in advice and sorry for my bad english. That's all. Good night

13 August 2008, 16:19	#4
ppill CON: artist Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Poland Age: 43 Posts: 1,250	Since it's a commodity adding DONOTWAIT should work too. Code: CentreQuest CX_PRIORITY=1 AUTOQUIT=NO CENTRE=SCREEN TEST=NO DONOTWAIT You could also switch to reqtools.library using RTPatch. I believe it has a centering option and a host of other nice features.

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13 August 2008, 08:45	#2
thomas Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Germany Posts: 7,032	Use run >nil: CentreQuest ...

13 August 2008, 15:58	#3
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