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Tools for Software Programmers MTOOL (Mark's Tools) Version 1.00 - May 18, 1993 U S E R S M A N U A L Mark K. Mathews 15 Dunstan Road Lynnfield, MA. 01940 617-334-3910 Copyright (c) 1989-1993 by Mark K. Mathews This version of the documentation, software and copyright supersedes all previous versions of MTOOL. Specifications subject to change without notice. TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1 System Requirements 1 License 1 BBS Sysops 1 Disk Distributors 2 Disclaimer of Warranty 2 Trademarks 2 Ordering Information 2 Order Form 3 Chapter 1 Getting Started 4 Installing MTOOL 4 Chapter 2 MTOOL (MAIN MENU) 5 How to use Menus 5 How to select objects 5 Icon Editor 5 Mouse Editor 5 Files Menu 6 Get Info... 6 DOS shell 6 Quit 6 Help Menu 6 Help! 6 About 6 Chapter 3 ICON EDITOR 7 Editing Images 7 Selecting Colors 7 Files Menu 7 Open... 7 New... 8 Save 9 Save As... 9 Get Info 9 DOS shell 9 Quit 9 Help Menu 9 Help! 9 About... 9 Image Button Functions 9 Reset 9 Clear 9 Fill 9 Invert 9 Flip H 9 Flip V 9 Rotate +90 10 Rotate -90 10 Width- 10 Width+ 10 Height- 10 Height+ 10 Move < 10 Move > 10 Move ^ 10 Move v 10 Resize 10 .BIT File Format 11 ii Chapter 4 MOUSE EDITOR 12 How to Edit Mouse Cursors 12 Selecting Colors 12 Files Menu 12 Open... 12 New... 12 Save 12 Save As... 12 Get Info 12 DOS shell 12 Quit 12 Screen Mask Menu 12 Clear 12 Fill 12 Invert 12 Horizontal Flip 13 Vertical Flip 13 Rotate Plus 90 Degrees 13 Rotate Minus 90 Degrees 13 Copy Cursor Mask 13 Quick Outline F5 13 Cursor Mask Menu 13 Clear 13 Fill 13 Invert 13 Horizontal Flip 13 Vertical Flip 13 Rotate Plus 90 Degrees 14 Rotate Minus 90 Degrees 14 Copy Cursor Mask 14 Set Cursor Hot Spot 14 Help Menu 14 Help! 14 About... 14 Mouse Buttons 14 Test Data F7 14 Reset Mouse F8 14 .MOU File Format 15 1 INTRODUCTION MTOOL provides two tools for programmer's: a MOUSE CURSOR editor and a ICON EDITOR. The MOUSE CURSOR editor lets you edit each pixel of a mouse cursor to form any shape you wish. The final mouse cursor is saved as an unsigned integer array in an ASCII file on disk. The mouse cursor file is then compiled and linked to your program. Some of the MOUSE CURSOR features are: load, save, rotate, invert, flip, set mouse cursor hotspot and test mouse cursor. The ICON editor lets you edit each pixel of an image up to 64 x 64 pixels in 16 colors. The final image is saved as a char far * array in an ASCII file on disk. The icon image file is then compiled and linked to your program and can be used by putimage() (putimage() is a function in Borland's Turbo C, Turbo C++, and Borland C++). Some of the ICON EDITOR features are: load, save, rotate, invert, flip, resize and move image. System Requirements MTOOL runs on the IBM PC compatible family of computers, including AT and PS/2, along with all true IBM compatible 286, 386, and 486 computers. MTOOL requires: 1) DOS 3.31 or higher and requires a minimum of 350K of memory. 2) a Microsoft compatible mouse. 3) a VGA color monitor( 640 x 480 16 color). 4) MTOOL can run on either a hard disk or a floppy drive. License This version of MTOOL is NOT public domain or free software, but is being distributed as "shareware". Non-registered users of this software are granted a limited license to make an evaluation copy for trial use on a private, non-commercial basis, for the express purpose of determining whether MTOOL is suitable for their needs. At the end of this trial period, you should either register your copy or discontinue using MTOOL. What does this mean to you? If you use this program, then you should pay for your copy. That way the author, Mark K. Mathews, will be able to provide you support and updates, and stay in business. Plus, registered users receive additional ICON image files, MOUSE CURSOR files, programming examples, and technical support. A MTOOL registration entitles you to use the program on ONLY one computer. All users are granted a limited license to copy MTOOL only for the trial use of others and subject to the above limitations. This license does NOT include distribution or copying of this software package in connection with any other product or service, or for general use within a company or institution. BBS Sysops Operators of electronic bulletin board systems (Sysops) are encouraged to post this program for downloading by their users, as long as the above conditions are met. 2 Disk Distributors Disk distributors, i.e. companies that charge a nominal fee for the copying and mailing of diskettes listed in their catalogs, do not pay any part of that fee to the author. The author in turn does not pay any listing fees for getting the program into the distributor's catalogs. Disclaimer of Warranty THIS SOFTWARE AND MANUAL ARE SOLD "AS IS" AND WITHOUT WARRANTIES AS TO PERFORMANCE OR MERCHANTABILITY. THE SELLER'S SALESPERSONS MAY HAVE MADE STATEMENTS ABOUT THIS SOFTWARE. ANY SUCH STATEMENTS DO NOT CONSTITUTE WARRANTIES AND SHALL NOT BE RELIED ON BY THE BUYER IN DECIDING WHETHER TO PURCHASE THIS PROGRAM. THIS PROGRAM IS SOLD WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES WHATSOEVER. BECAUSE OF THE DIVERSITY OF CONDITIONS AND HARDWARE UNDER WHICH THIS PROGRAM MAY BE USED, NO WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE IS OFFERED. THE USER IS ADVISED TO TEST THE PROGRAM THOROUGHLY BEFORE RELYING ON IT. THE USER MUST ASSUME THE ENTIRE RISK OF USING THE PROGRAM. ANY LIABILITY OF SELLER OR MANUFACTURER WILL BE LIMITED TO PRODUCT REPLACEMENT OR REFUND OF PURCHASE PRICE. The author is committed to supporting this program, so he will repair reported problems and issue upgraded programs as quickly as possible after problem reports are received. Trademarks MS/DOS is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. PC/DOS is a registered trademark of IBM Corporation. IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corp. Turbo C, Turbo C++, and Borland C++ are registered trademarks of Borland International, Inc. Pkzip and Pkunzip are registered trademarks of PKWARE, Inc. Ordering Information A MTOOL registration licenses you to use the program on a regular basis. Registration includes latest version of program along with additional ICON files, MOUSE CURSOR files, programming examples and technical support. Individual registrations for MTOOL costs $35 (plus $1.50 shipping). The latest MTOOL diskette will be sent along with a documentation file on the disk. 3 Order Form ORDER FORM Date:__________________________ Remit to: Mark K Mathews MTOOL 15 Dunstan Road Lynnfield MA 01940 USA Please enter following order: ____ MTOOL Registration ..................... @ $35.00 ea $________ (Includes latest version of the program diskette with documentation and examples). Shipping ........................................... $________ (U.S. and Canada, $1.50; All Other Countries, $10.00) Subtotal $________ ____ Massachusetts Residents please add Sales Tax @ 5% $________ Total (U.S.Funds) $________ drawn on U.S.Bank Diskette ________ 5 1/4 360K ________ 3 1/2 720K Enclosed Please find a check for $______________ Name _________________________________________________________ Company _________________________________________________________ Address _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ Day Phone: ______________________ Evening: ______________________ Prices are good until December 1993. 4 Chapter 1 Getting Started The MTOOL program is distributed in a .ZIP file and are compressed using the utility PKZIP. Program and data files are decompressed using PKUNZIP and placed into the users directory. The files in MTOOL11.ZIP: FILE_ID.DIZ Definition of MTOOL MTOOL.DOC MTOOL Documentation MTOOL.HIS MTOOL History MTOOL.EXE MTOOL main program ORDER.FRM Order form for registration of MTOOL. BEACH.BIT Example developed with ICON EDITOR MUSHROOM.BIT Example developed with ICON EDITOR ARROW.MOU Example developed with MOUSE EDITOR RHAND.MOU Example developed with MOUSE EDITOR Installing MTOOL 1) Copy MTOOL11.ZIP to the directory you want MTOOL to be located. 2) Type "PKUNZIP *.ZIP" to unpack MTOOL11.ZIP. 3) To run, type "MTOOL". 5 Chapter 2 MTOOL (MAIN MENU) How to use Menus There are three ways to select a menu command: 1) Press F10, then use the arrow keys to go to the menu you want and use the down arrow to show the menu commands. Use the arrow keys to select the command. Press Enter to choose the selected command. 2) Press Alt and the underlined letter of the menu you want (such as Alt+F for the File menu), use the arrow keys to select a command, then press Enter to choose that command. 3) Press Alt and the underlined letter of the menu you want (such as Alt+F for the File menu), then press Alt and the underlined letter of the command you want (such as Alt+G for the Get Info menu option). You can also press the underlined letter of a menu name or command instead of using the arrow keys. Or Click the title of the menu you want to pull down, then click the menu command you want to choose. The highlighted menu title is the currently selected menu. Menu commands are followed by either an ellipsis mark (...) or a hot key. Mark ≥ Name ≥ What the Menu Command Does ƒƒƒƒƒ≈ƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒ≈ƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒ ... ≥ Ellipsis ≥ Brings up a dialog box ≥ ≥ F4 ≥ Hot key ≥ Initiates some action when ≥ ≥ you choose that command or ≥ ≥ press the specified hot key How to select objects To select any one of a group of objects (i.e. Input Box, Directory list, Buttons) in a dialog window you can: - click with the mouse - press TAB key or SHIFT TAB key - ALT key with the underlined letter in the title of the object. Icon Editor To EXECUTE the Icon Editor press F2 on the keyboard or use the left button of the mouse and click on the button titled "Icon Editor F2". Mouse Editor To EXECUTE the Mouse Editor press F3 on the keyboard or use the left button of the mouse and click on the button titled "Mouse Editor F3". 6 Files Menu Get Info... To execute Get Info, press ALT+F and then ALT+G. A dialog window will appear to show the working directory, filename, image name, and how much of conventional memory is left. NOTE: If a tool is used and then you return to the MAIN MENU, filename and imagename will show the last name used. This will indicate the last tool used. Icon Editor uses .BIT files Mouse Editor uses .MOU files DOS shell To execute DOS shell, press ALT+F and then ALT+D. The current work is saved and you are returned to the DOS prompt. To return to MTOOL type EXIT and then press ENTER key. You are returned to MTOOL and any current work is loaded. Quit To quit to MTOOL perform one of the following: 1) Type ALT+F then ALT+Q. 2) Or press ALT+X. 3) Or click on the button titled "Exit MTOOL Alt X". NOTE: If you are using one of the tools, using steps 1 or 2 above returns you to the MAIN MENU. Help Menu Help! To execute Help!, press ALT+H and then ALT+H or F1 key. A dialog box appears with a menu of Hot keys for the menu. To exit About...: - Press Esc or Enter key, or - Click OK button. About To execute About..., press ALT+H and then ALT+A. A dialog box appears, showing Mark K. Mathews copyright and version information of MTOOL. To exit About...: - Press Esc or Enter key, or - Click OK button. 7 Chapter 3 ICON EDITOR Editing Images Place the mouse cursor within the large view of the image and click with the left button on any pixel block. You can also press and hold the left button while moving from pixel to pixel. If you select LINE, ELLIPSE, CIRCLE, or RECTANGLE button, you can resize the figure by holding down the RIGHT MOUSE BUTTON and move the mouse. Then you position the figure and press the LEFT MOUSE BUTTON to draw the figure. Selecting Colors A menu of 16 colors is located on the right side of the screen. Simply click on any color and that is your drawing color. Files Menu Open... To execute Open.., press ALT+F and then ALT+O or press F3. A dialog window will appear to show a File Name input box, directory list with scrollbar, Open button, Cancel button and FIle info box. The procedure in Opening a file is as follows: 1) The File Name input box will have a wildcard name ( for example, *.MOU). In the File Name input box, you can do the following: File Name - ⁄ƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒø ≥*.mou_ ≥ ¿ƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒŸ a) Leave the wildcard name in the input box and press the Enter key. The directory list will be updated with directory names and any files ending with the same extension. b) Enter a file name with or without the extension and press the Enter key. The directory list is updated and if the file name is found, the dialog window will disappear and the program will attempt to open the file. 8 2) The Directory List will show all directories and files relative to the current directory. The first directory name of file name is highlighted. In the Directory List, you can do the following: Directory - ⁄ƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒ¬ƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒ¬ƒø ≥ ..\ ≥ ≥^≥ ≥ ARROW.MOU ≥ √ƒ¥ ≥ LHAND.MOU ≥ ≥ ≥ ≥ TREE.MOU ≥ ≥ ≥ ≥ ≥ ≥ ≥ ≥ ≥ ≥ ≥ ≥ ≥ √ƒ¥ ≥ ≥ ≥v≥ ¿ƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒ¡ƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒ¡ƒŸ a) Select a file name by clicking with a mouse and then click on the Open button. Or use the arrow keys and then press Enter key. b) To change directory with mouse double click on directory name. To change directory with keyboard, select directory name with arrow keys and press Enter Key. The new directory will only stay selected after a file is properly loaded. Otherwise, it return to the previous directory. 4) The Files info box lists the names of files in the current directory that match the file name in the File Name input box, plus the parent directory and all subdirectories. ⁄ƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒø ≥ C:\COSA\BIN\*.CPP ≥ ≥ ARROW.MOU 352 Oct 20,1991 12:00pm ≥ ¿ƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒŸ The File Info box shows the path name, file name, date, time, and size of the selected file. As you scroll through the directory list , the info box is updated for each file. You cannot select any of the items on this information panel. 3) To cancel Open a file, click on the Open button or use the ALT + underlined letter of the button title combination. New... To execute New.., press ALT+F and then ALT+N. A dialog window will appear to show a filename, image name, OK button and Cancel button. The first time you execute New... the following steps are performed: 1) The filename input box is on with a cursor at the end. You can enter a filename ( 12 characters max. ) with extension. Then press Enter key to go to the image name edit line. 2) The image name input box is on with a cursor at the end. You can enter an image name ( up to 32 characters). Then press Enter key and the OK button will be down. 3) With the OK button down, press Enter key once more and the New.. dialog window will disappear. The name of the file will now appear at the top of the large window. 9 Save To execute Save, press ALT+F and then ALT+S. The working file is saved in the current working directory. Save function DOES NOT check for existing file. Save As... To execute Save As.., press ALT+F and then ALT+A. See Open... (Open A File) for information. Get Info See MTOOL FUNCTIONS (MAIN MENU) for information. DOS shell See MTOOL FUNCTIONS (MAIN MENU) for information. Quit See MTOOL FUNCTIONS (MAIN MENU) for information. Help Menu Help! See MTOOL FUNCTIONS (MAIN MENU) for information. About... See MTOOL FUNCTIONS (MAIN MENU) for information. Image Button Functions All Image Buttons are executed by clicking with the mouse only. Reset Reset function resets the image to the maximum size of 64 x 64 pixels. The current work is saved and then redisplayed. Clear The current work is cleared and all pixels are change to WHITE color. Fill The entire image is filled with the current drawing color. Invert The entire image is inverted. Flip H The entire image is flipped horizontally ( top to bottom). Flip V The entire image is flipped vertically (side to side). 10 Rotate +90 The entire image is flipped clockwise by 90 degrees. If the image is NOT square, the array is squared to the larger number of columns or rows and then rotated clockwise Rotate -90 The entire image is flipped counter-clockwise by 90 degrees. If the image is NOT square, the array is squared to the largest columns or rows; and then rotated counter-clockwise. Width- The array is decreased by 1 col of pixels from the right. If the right most column contains a part of the image and Width- is executed, that column image info is NOT saved. Width+ The array is increased by 1 col of pixels from the right. Height- The array is decreased by 1 row of pixels from the bottom. If the bottom row contains a part of the image and Height- is executed, that row image info is NOT saved. Height+ The array is increased by 1 row of pixels from the bottom. Move < The entire image is moved to the left by one column. The image is wrapped around from the left column to the right column. Move > The entire image is moved to the right by one column. The image is wrapped around from the right column to the left column. Move ^ The entire image is moved to the up by one row. The image is wrapped around from the top row to the bottom row. Move v The entire image is moved to the down by one row. The image is wrapped around from the bottom row to the top row. Resize A dialog box appears with the current array size in row and columns. The Row edit box is first activated and you can type a 2 digit number (max is 64). Press Enter key to activate the Columns edit box and enter a 2 digit number. Press Enter key and the OK button is activated. Pressing Enter key once more and the dialog box disappears and the new array is redrawn. CAUTION: If the image is larger then the new array size, that part of the image is NOT saved. The best way is to move the image to the upper left hand corner and then resize the array. 11 .BIT File Format Shown below is an example of a .BIT file used by ICON Editor: //BGI 15 15 126 char far* ball = "\x0E\x00\x0E\x00\xFF\xFE\xFF\xFE\xFF\xFE\xFF\xFE\xFC\x7E\xFC\x7E\xFF\xFE " "\xFF\xFE\xF0\x1E\xF0\x1E\xFF\xFE\xFF\xFE\xE0\x0E\xE0\x0E\xFF\xFE\xFF\xFE " "\xC0\x06\xC3\x06\xFC\xFE\xFC\xFE\xC0\x06\xC6\x06\xF9\xFE\xF9\xFE\x80\x02 " "\x8C\x02\xF3\xFE\xF3\xFE\x80\x02\x80\x02\xFF\xFE\xFF\xFE\x80\x02\x80\x02 " "\xFF\xFE\xFF\xFE\xC0\x06\xC0\x66\xFF\x9E\xFF\x9E\xC0\x06\xC0\x46\xFF\xBE " "\xFF\xBE\xE0\x0E\xE0\xCE\xFF\x3E\xFF\x3E\xF0\x1E\xF0\x1E\xFF\xFE\xFF\xFE " "\xFC\x7E\xFC\x7E\xFF\xFE\xFF\xFE\xFF\xFE\xFF\xFE\xFF\xFE\xFF\xFE\x00\x00 " ; Line 1 //BGI 15 15 126 ƒ¬ƒ ¬ ¬ ¬ ≥ ≥ ≥ ¿ƒƒƒƒƒƒ Size of char far * array File I.D. ≥ ¿ƒƒƒø ≥ ≥ Rows x Columns Line 3-XXXX char far* array used by putimage() 12 Chapter 4 MOUSE EDITOR How to Edit Mouse Cursors Place the mouse cursor within the large view of the image and click with the left button on any pixel block. You can also press and hold the left button while moving from pixel to pixel. Selecting Colors A menu of 2 colors is located on the right side of the screen. Simply click on any color and that is your drawing color. Files Menu Open... See ICON EDITOR, Files Menu, Open.. for information. New... See ICON EDITOR, Files Menu, New.. for information. Save See ICON EDITOR, Files Menu, Save for information. Save As... See ICON EDITOR, Files Menu, Open.. for information. Get Info See MTOOL FUNCTIONS (MAIN MENU) for information. DOS shell See MTOOL FUNCTIONS (MAIN MENU) for information. Quit See MTOOL FUNCTIONS (MAIN MENU) for information. Screen Mask Menu Clear To execute press ALT+S and then ALT+C. Clears Screen Mask image to WHITE. Fill To execute press ALT+S and then ALT+F. Fills Screen Mask image with current color. Invert To execute press ALT+S and then ALT+I. Inverts Screen Mask image. 13 Horizontal Flip To execute press ALT+S and then ALT+H. Performs a horizontal flip (Top<->Bottom) on Screen Mask image. Vertical Flip To execute press ALT+S and then ALT+V. Performs a vertical flip (Left<->Right) on Screen Mask image. Rotate Plus 90 Degrees To execute press ALT+S and then ALT+P. Rotates Screen Mask image 90 degrees clockwise. Rotate Minus 90 Degrees To execute press ALT+S and then ALT+M. Rotates Screen Mask image 90 degrees counter-clockwise. Copy Cursor Mask To execute press ALT+S and then ALT+O. Makes a copy of Cursor Mask image. Quick Outline F5 To execute press ALT+S and then ALT+Q or press F5 key. Draws an outline of the current Cursor Mask. This function is only used when a mouse Cursor Mask is a BLACK image on WHITE background. This function then makes a copy Cursor Mask to Screen Mask, Inverts the Screen mask, and makes an outline of the Cursor mask image. This results in a WHITE image on a BLACK background. Cursor Mask Menu Clear To execute press ALT+C and then ALT+C. Clears Cursor Mask image to WHITE. Fill To execute press ALT+C and then ALT+F. Fills Cursor Mask image with current color. Invert To execute press ALT+C and then ALT+I. Inverts Cursor Mask image. Horizontal Flip To execute press ALT+C and then ALT+H. Performs a horizontal flip (Top<->Bottom) on Cursor Mask image. Vertical Flip To execute press ALT+C and then ALT+V. Performs a vertical flip (Left<->Right) on Cursor Mask image. 14 Rotate Plus 90 Degrees To execute press ALT+C and then ALT+P. Rotates Cursor Mask image 90 degrees clockwise. Rotate Minus 90 Degrees To execute press ALT+C and then ALT+M. Rotates Cursor Mask image 90 degrees counter-clockwise. Copy Cursor Mask To execute press ALT+C and then ALT+O. Makes a copy of Screen Mask image. Set Cursor Hot Spot To execute press ALT+C and then ALT+S. Sets Mouse Cursor Hot Spot. This "hot spot" (a pixel point of a mouse cursor used to click an exact position on the screen) can be tested by clicking on Test Data button or pressing F7. Help Menu Help! See MTOOL FUNCTIONS (MAIN MENU) for information. About... See MTOOL FUNCTIONS (MAIN MENU) for information. Mouse Buttons Test Data F7 To execute press ALT+T or click on Test Data button or press F7 key. Changes the default "arrow" mouse cursor to the current Screen+Cursor Mask data. You can use the new mouse cursor until Reset Mouse Button is executed or you quit Mouse Editor. Reset Mouse F8 To execute press ALT+R or click on Reset Mouse button or press F8 key. Resets mouse cursor back to default "arrow" mouse cursor. 15 .MOU File Format Shown below is a sample of a .MOU file used by Mouse Editor: //MOUSE //CURSOR HOTPOINTS X= 00 Y= 00 unsigned int arrow [32]= { 0X7FFF, 0X3FFF, 0X1FFF, 0X0FFF, 0X07FF, 0X03FF, 0X01FF, 0X00FF, 0X007F, 0X003F, 0X003F, 0X01FF, 0X01FF, 0X30FF, 0XF0FF, 0XF0FF, 0X0000, 0X0000, 0X4000, 0X6000, 0X7000, 0X7800, 0X7C00, 0X7E00, 0X7F00, 0X7F80, 0X7C00, 0X6C00, 0X4C00, 0X0600, 0X0600, 0X0000, }; Line 1 Header I.D. (Mouse Editor checks for this!) Line 2 //CURSOR HOTPOINTS X=00 Y= 00 ƒƒƒƒƒƒƒ¬ƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒƒ ƒƒƒƒ¬ƒƒƒƒƒ ≥ ≥ ≥ ≥ I.D. of (X,Y) ¿ƒƒƒƒƒ Mouse Cursor Hotpoints Line 3-8 unsigned int array used by int 33h Mouse Function 9