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From: "Ott M. Aaloe" <OTT@microlnk.ml.ee>
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Date: Thu, 4 Aug 1994 09:51:11 +0300 (EETDST)
Subject: Re: Shape loading
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> To do a cludge shape command you will need to allocate your own memory,
> and then fill in the shape object structure by hand, the object is in the
> appendix of the reference manual.
>
> Do you want a CludgeShape command?
>
CludgeShape(s) would be cool! BTW I think it would be cool
if one could "Cludge" every blitz object (like samples,shapes,bitmaps
etc.) - for example if I want to use 10 samples then I have to
load them all one by one. More cooler way I think is to make
one linked sample, then alloc some chip and then CludgeSample
