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>>WIMP_ICONIZE_SPRITE is "ic_minehunt" but you should be able to
>
>Don't you mean "minehunt"? Pinboard is supposed to place the "ic_"
>on the front itself. Note also that "minehunt" is 8 characters, so

Sorry, my mistake, WIMP_ICONIZE_SPRITE is actually set to
"minehnt" not "ic_minehunt" which I said (I was working from
memory and didn't bother to check).

Still, "minehnt" is definitely different to my application name
which is "Mine Hunt".  To prove this, I changed
WIMP_ICONIZE_SPRITE to be "fish" and created a altered sprite
called "ic_fish" and it still worked (ie the "ic_fish" sprite came
up when I iconized).  So there must be something else you are
doing wrong.

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Okay, okay, here is the full info on the new validation commands...

(The following is a slightly edited form of documentation
supplied to developers by Acorn)


------------------------
R<Type>,<Slab in colour>
------------------------

     Where <Type> is:

        0 => normal single pixel border
        1 => slab out
        2 => slab in
        3 => ridge
        4 => channel
        5 => action button (highlights when icon selected)
        6 => default action button (highlights when icon selected)
        7 => editable field

     >= 8 => normal single pixel border

The second number relates to the highlight colour applied on
border types 5,6.  By default this is 14 but the validation string
can over-ride this, when the icon is selected the foreground
colour is retained and the background changes to the highlight
colour.

The borders are plotted on the inside of the icon border and only
if the border bit is set as well.


-------------------------------
P<spritename>,active_x,active_y
-------------------------------
To change the pointer shape while over the icon.


-----------------------------------
K followed by any or all of R,A,T,D
-----------------------------------

IF KR is present in the icon's validation string and the icon is
not the last icon in the window, pressing <Return> in the icon
will move the caret to the beginning of the next writable icon in
the window. If the icon is the last writable icon in the window
the <Return> (Code 13) will be passed to the application as in
WIMP 2.00.

IF KA is present in the icon's validation string, pressing the up
or down arrow keys will move the caret to the previous or next
writable icon in the window, retaining the same position in the
string. Pressing up in the first writable icon in a window will
move the caret to the last writable icon, and pressing down in the
last icon will move the caret to the first icon.

IF KT is present in the icon's validation string, pressing TAB in
the icon will move the caret to the beginning of the next writable
icon in the window. Pressing Shift+TAB will move the caret to the
beginning of the previous writable icon in the window, the caret
wraps around from last to first and first to last as per arrow
keys with KA.

IF KD is present in the icon's validation string, pressing any of
<Copy>,<Delete>,<Shift>+<Copy>,<Ctrl>+U,<Ctrl>+Copy will notify
the application with the appropriate key code as well as doing its
defined action as defined in the RISC OS 2.00 PRM.

IF KN is present in the icon's validation string, the application
will be notified about all key presses in the icon, even if they
are handled by the WIMP.

Options can be combined by including more than one option letter
after the K command (e.g. KAR will give the arrow and return
functionality).

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Ka kite ano

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Paul LeBeau
4Mation
plebeau@cix.compulink.co.uk