Welcome to the wonderful world of the Directory Opus Magellan II
ARexx interface
Come aboard for a fascinating journey through the twisted mind of an
unqualified person who is trying to impart some knowledge upon other people.
It'll make you laugh, it'll make you cry.
WARNING: Parts of this guide have been subjected to a 'dry' sense of humour,
if you find one please return it to the owner.
SECOND WARNING: This part of the tutorial was originally an AmigaGuide
document. It has been mechanically translated into an HTML document, so it
doesn't look as good as the rest of the tutorial. The management wishes to
apologise for this and remind you that your statutory rights are not affected.
DISCLAIMER: Some of the stuff in this guide works better in AmigaGuide form.
LATE BREAKING NEWS: After playing around with this tutorial in it's hastily
converted HTML format, I can tell you that I think HTML sucks :-/ None of
the examples will run from within the HTML, do yourself a favour and load the
AmigaGuide version folks ;-)
- The Opus Screen/Window
- Version and Errors
- Getting information from the user
- Opening and Closing Listers
- Giving the user some feedback
- Finding and Setting Lister Attributes
- File Manipulation and Information
- Calling the Internal Commands
Using OpusFTP Functions
Missing Directory Opus 4 commands?
Troubleshooting
Integrating Opus and other Programs
Some ideas for you to start with :) Wouldn't want me to wear my brains out :)
ArcDir.dopus5
Example 1: Opening a lister to the path of your current shell
Example 2: Changing your shell path to the same as the lister
Example 3: An improved DOS-DOpus script (Example 1)
Example 4: Copying Source lister to Destination lister
Example 5: Swapping the Source and Destination listers
Example 6: Changing the background every 30 seconds
Example 7: Simple ARexx module #1
Example 8: Simple ARexx module #2
Example 9: Using a module to do other things
Example 10: A Simple Custom Handler for a Lister
Example 11: A Simple Custom Handler for an AppIcon
Example 12: Improving the internal commands
Example 13: Cloning Source listers
Example 14: Comparing files in two listers
Example 15: Adding a bit of Win95 BLAH!!
Example 16: Adding a simple directory tree function
Example: Finding All listers
Example: Finding the Active lister and the State
Example: Finding the current Source lister
Example: Finding the current Destination lister
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