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[Show comments] [Show snapshots] [Show videos] [Show content] [Show crashlogs] Name: OpenGuide
Format: OpenGuide [NAME] <filename> [NODE <nodename>] [PUBSCREEN <name>]
Template: NAME/A,NODE/K,PUBSCREEN/K
Default ARexx Port: OPENGUIDE<.port#.port#> (e.g. OPENGUIDE.1.1)
Example: OpenGuide docs.guide NODE about PUBSCREEN Internet PORT MYPORT
Function:
OpenGuide is a shell command that will open a named AmigaGuide
at a specified node on a specified screen with a specified port.
If no node argument is specified the guide will open at the "main"
node. If no screen argument is specified the guide will be opened
on the default public screen. The default port name "OPENGUIDE"
will be used if no port argument is specified. Amigaguide.library
will add port numbers to the port name to distinguish multiple
instances of opened AmigaGuides.
OpenGuide is synchronous and will not return to the command line
until the user closes the AmigaGuide. The opened guide can be
controlled with the standard AmigaGuide ARexx commands.
ARexx:
Some AmigaGuide ARexx commands must be addressed to the primary
port number (OPENGUIDE.1) and others addressed to the secondary
port number (OPENGUIDE.1.1). Here are some examples:
rx "ADDRESS OPENGUIDE.1.1;NEXT" (move to next node)
rx "ADDRESS OPENGUIDE.1.1;PREVIOUS" (move back one node)
rx "ADDRESS OPENGUIDE.1.1;RETRACE" (move to last viewed node)
rx "ADDRESS OPENGUIDE.1;LINK mylink" (move to specified node)
rx "ADDRESS OPENGUIDE.1;LINK main" (move to main node)
rx "ADDRESS OPENGUIDE.1;QUIT" (Close the AmigaGuide)
Source included.
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