[softwarelist] Re: Transloaders
- From: Dave Symes <dfs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: davidpilling@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 12 Jun 2006 06:13:42 +0100
In article <qUR4Z4B0tLjEFwmu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
David Pilling <flist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >Ah yes well, I'm aware that CFSI can be command line run. but I've never
> >actually managed to get it to do anything, obviously not written the
> >command string correctly. :-(
> The stuff between the cut marks is a typical command line. You can save
> it as an obey file. Then if you have a file called test/png in the same
> folder as the obey file you just created, then when the obey file is
> double clicked a sprite file should appear.
> ----------------------------------8<-------------------------
> <ChangeFSI$Dir>.ChangeFSI <obey$dir>.test/png <obey$dir>.test/spr 28r { >
> null: }
> ----------------------------------8<-------------------------
> You could also open a task window, or F12 and type the command. In that
> case miss out
> <obey$dir>.
> and have the test/png in the current directory.
Thanks David.
I set this up on my machine as an obey file and tested it, it works as
expected.
Transferred to her machine and it doesn't work. (Obey and test/png were in
the same dir).
> Working this out brought out the point that what I said in the previous
> email was wrong - when TransFSI calls up ChangeFSI no slot setting goes
> on. So what you set for the next slot is important.
Yes, and as noted in a past posting I've tested with a variety of amounts
alocated to the Next slot.
Again, with the Obey CLI CFSI test, I've varied the amount of the next
slot up to 10Mbytes, it still will not do the business.
This is very baffling.
Thanks
Dave S
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