[Coco] Request For Mac OS X Users

[James C. Hrubik, Sr.]

Brad, the cycling works fine on my iBook running 10.2.  Can't seem to 
get control of the bustout paddle, though.  Are the arrow keys supposed 
to work as the keyboard mouse?  The mouse itself doesn't move the 
paddles, either.

I'll bounce this to my son; he's running Panther on his PB G4.

On Wednesday, December 31, 2003, at 03:28  PM, Brad Grier wrote:

> Hello,
>
> When it came to testing my Java color computer emulator on OS X, I 
> used to go to CompUSA and bring up the applet on one of the Macs 
> there. It seems they've turned off all Internet access to the 
> computers on the floor so I can no longer use them to test my > software!
>
> Anyway, a while back I implemented a change specifically for OS X. 
> Because Apple's AWT Java buttons don't seem to obey their size 
> constraints, not all components would fit on the applet's toolbar (the 
> control bar at the bottom of the emulation). This wasn't a problem 
> with Apple's Java implementation for OS 9 - just OS X.
>
> I fixed this by creating my own buttons so they would appear the same 
> on all platforms. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to see if the 
> change fixed the problem.
>
> If a Mac OS X user could visit the URL below and let me know if 
> there's a button labeled "ML" in the lower right-hand corner of the 
> applet, I'd appreciate it. The button stands for Mouse Left, meaning 
> the mouse controls the left joystick. As you press the button it will 
> cycle through the other joystick control options. This button used to 
> be "invisible" to OS X users.
>
> http://members.cox.net/javacoco/
>
> Thanks,
>
> Brad Grier
>
>
>
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