6
8
22
19
31
12
75
14
@X0FSave @X09and @X01use this prompt?
@X0CWorking . . .
* Create *
* Quit *
Customize your own prompt!
Get the hell outa here!
NONE
@X0FWould @X09you @X01like to display @X0Fr@X09u@X01mors?
31
13
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Line 1-4: Each line contains ONE number. They are the X and Y
coordinates of the top left and bottom right corners of the
"box" where the prompt names will be displayed.
* Ex.
6,8 So, each line (2-5) will look
\ _________ like this:
| |
| | 6
| | 8
. . 22
. . 19
|_________|
\
22,19
Line 5-8: Each line contains ONE number. They are the X and Y
coordinates of the top left and bottom right corners of the
"box" where the prompts will be shown to the user.
* Ex.
31,12 So, each line (6-9) will look
\ ___________________ like this:
| |
| | 31
|___________________| 12
\ 75
75,14 14
Line 9: The question you want to prompt users with to ask if they'd
like to save the prompt they have just created.
* Ex. Save and use this prompt?
Line 10: Displayed when the PPE is doing it's thang.
* Ex. Working ...
Line 11: The name for the 'create prompt' selection.
* Ex. * Create *
Line 12: The name for the 'quit' selection.
* Ex. * Quit *
Line 13: The text to display when the cursor is on the "create
prompt" selection.
* Ex. Customize your own prompt!
Line 14: The text to display when the cursor is on the "quit"
selection.
* Ex. Get the hell out of here!
Line 15: The full path and filename to the optional external ppe.
This maybe a rumors ppe or something else that will be
executed before the prompt is displayed. If you are not
using an external ppe, this should be set to NONE.
* Ex. C:\PCB\PPE\RUMORS\RUMORS.PPE
Line 16: The prompt used to question the user if they would like to
display the RUMORS or whatever external PPE you have set up
to run.
* Ex. Would you like to display rumors?
Line 17-18: The X and Y coordinate for where the "Working ..." and
"Would you like to display rumors?" text is displayed.
* Ex. 31
13
Line 19: NEW LINE!!! NEW LINE!!! Edit this if it doesn't work
when saving the user's prompt.
