OpenDoors Utilities and Examples Package

August 8, 1999 version.

This package contains many example programs and helpful code for use with OpenDoors. Here is a brief summary of the files you'll find in this package:

• ex_arow.c: An example of how to use the arrow keys in an OpenDoors program.
• ex_bbs.c, ex_bbs.h: A very basic BBS system written using OpenDoors. Could serve as the basis of a more extensive system.
• ex_clfun.c: An example of how to create your own custom command line processing function.
• ex_diag.c: A potentially useful diagnostics program for use with OpenDoors.
• ex_hello.c: An example of about the easiest possible program written with OpenDoors. Displays "Hello World!".
• ex_per.c: An example of how to create your own "personality" for OpenDoors.
• ex_popup.c: An example of how to use od_popup_menu().
• ex_term.c: An example of a terminal emulation program written using OpenDoors.
• exevalc.zip: DOS & Windows .exe file validation code, to detect tampering with your program.
• EZVote.zip: A more sophisticated version of the ex_vote.c example that is included in the OpenDoors package.
• IBBS10.zip: Inter-BBS package for use with OpenDoors.
• Imbed2.zip: Tool for imbedding ASCII/ANSI files in your door's .exe file, rather than including many external files.
• tip1.txt, tip1.c: An example of how to draw lines in an OpenDoors program.
• tip2.txt, tip2.c: An example of how to upload & download files using OpenDoors and DSZ.
• tip3.txt, pageview.c, pageview.h, fileview.c: A system for allowing the user to easily scroll up and down through long pieces of text, including a program for displaying external text files.
• yaredit.c, yaredit.txt: A RemoteAccess-compatible external editor written using OpenDoors.