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 MCUNIT 1.0 - TP6.0 Graphic Mode Units   Martin CEKAL 17.02.1993

MCUNIT10 is a small set of units supporting work in graphic mode in Turbo Pascal 6.0.
- supports line and bar charts, drawing while data are calculated
- supports both horizontal and vertical menu and status line usage. In vertical menu numbers or strings can be edited. You can also togle between YES/NO or among items you have defined. If XMS is available screen's images will be saved to XMS instead of conventional memory.
- supports mouse in your program
- supports XMS (extended memory) usage, this unit is based on XMSHEAP by Michael Gallias and TPXMS by Vernon E.Davis, Jr.



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MCUNIT10 by Martin CEKAL 1993 This is a small set of units supporting work in graphic mode in Turbo Pascal 6.0. I wrote it for my personal use, that means units are not general, they are design for my purpose. Anyway if you find them useful be free to use them. If you find some troubles let me know, you can let me know even if you don't find any problems. I can be reached by e-mail: f51562@htrans.mech.kyoto-u.ac.jp (preferably) or f51562@sakura.kudpc.kyoto-u.ac.jp until the end of March. After that: K218C@CSPUNI12.BITNET The set includes these units: MCGRAF10 - supports line and bar charts, drawing while data are calculated MCMENU10 - supports menu and status line usage (uses MCMICE10, MCXMS10) If you call InitXMS and XMS is available than screens will be saved to XMS instead of conventional memory. With great help of Michael Gallias I add procedures RegWinXMS, UnRegWinXMS and UseWinXMS which replace WinToXMS and WinFromXMS. These procedures allowed you to register of win type to XMS. Before usage call UseWinXMS and after that the usage is same as if you use RegWin. If you want to store variable in XMS after usage call UseWinXMS again. MCMICE10 - supports mouse in your program MCXMS10 - supports XMS (extended memory) usage this unit is based on XMSHEAP by Michael Gallias and TPXMS by Vernon E.Davis, Jr. All units I tried to comment to be understandable. If you anyway don't understand something, ask me. I included very simple testing program. First run setup to create data which are read by test program.