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otya128Created: ~6 years ago

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This is a window system for SmileBASIC. "--RUN" is a program loader, run this file.

Stacking window manager
Multitasking
A hierarchical file system

Instructions:

A function key 1(FILES) toggles key input. "LR" button is disabled while key input is enabled. L,BBUTTON: left click R,ABUTTON: right click TOUCH, STICK : mouse program list

Text editor(TXTED)
Filer(OTYFIL)
Program editor(PRGED)
Music player(MPLAY)
Document editor(OTYDOC)
Run(RUN)
FREEMEM(OTWFREEMEM)
Paint(PAINT)
Eyes(EYES)
Minesweeper(OTYMINE)
Clipboard viewer(CLPBRD)
Benchmark(OTWBENCH)
About(ABOUT)
Window viewer(WINLIST)

Spoiler

Terminal(OTWTERM)
Shell(SH)
cd(shell command)
echo
ls
cat
ptree
find
ps
diff
freemem
mkdir
mount
rm
ren
act
ofsgc
loadmod
lsmod
symlink

Notes:

OTYAX API document : https://otya128.github.io/OTYAX5/ Japanese, English (by ateesdalejr and PatheticFish) OTW API document : http://otya128.github.io/OTYAX5/jp/OTW/API(Japanese)

EXAMPLE

VAR OTWEXAMPLECTL
'init
COMMON DEF I_OTWEXAMPLE
 IF!CHKCALL("IsWinRunning")||!IsWinRunning()THEN
  PrintConsoleln "window system is required."
  ExitProcess 1
  RETURN
 ENDIF
 'WND:window handle
 'E:error (0: success)
 VAR WND,E
 IF!OTWEXAMPLECTL THEN
  'OTWEXAMPLECTL is uninitialized
  '            control name control handle
  ExtendControl "OTWEXAPMLE",GetWindowControl() OUT OTWEXAMPLECTL,E
  IF E THEN
   E=DeleteControl(OTWEXAMPLECTL)
   ExitProcess 1
   RETURN
  ENDIF
 ENDIF
 NewTopLevelWindow OTWEXAMPLECTL,"OTWEXAMPLE",128,64 OUT WND,E
 IF E THEN
  E=DeleteWindow(WND)
  ExitProcess 1
  RETURN
 ENDIF
 SetProcessVar WND
END
'loop
COMMON DEF L_OTWEXAMPLE
 'process window events
 IF UpdateWindow(GetProcessVar())THEN
  ExitProcess 0
  RETURN
 ENDIF
END

MZ952 #1

hole-ee-crap

~6 years ago

spaceturtles #2

The "file system" bit is pretty cool. The cursor speed could use a little work and translation could smooth things out a bit, not very important.

~6 years agoEdited ~6 years ago by spaceturtles

ninjagnu #3

I'm so happy they decided to include the de-facto X11 tech demo "eyes". :P

~6 years ago

bluekrill #4

This is very cool! I feel inspired to make something similar. :)

~6 years ago

Yolkai #5

hoping for a guide to making programs otyax-compliant soon

~6 years ago

Guzzler #6

This is brilliant. I love the Windows 98 feeling it has.

~6 years ago

bluekrill #7

There are a few stability issues, but other than that, this is absolutely incredible.

~6 years ago

Minxrod #8

Decent 'OS' style program is created by Japanese user? How unsurprising. Looks like a great program, I need to try it as soon as I can. :D

~6 years ago

CyberYoshi64 #9

Minesweeper's back!? Awesome. Playing games like in the early 90's. Very good. But the crashes and bugs make it a bit frustrating. Nice "eyes.exe" XD.

~6 years agoEdited ~6 years ago by CyberYoshi64

Avery #10

YES! I have waited for this to exist for 3 years! You have the windows! You have the multitasking! You have the hierarchical file system! You have the Windows 9X style! I thought I would have to be the one to make this, and I thought I would, but I lacked the skill, patience and drive for this type of project on my own. Thank you so much for making this! You made my weekend!

~6 years ago

12Me21 #11

To have the ability to load files from other projects (which is only allowed for programs running as the smile tool), make sure you assign the "SMILETOOL" to the smile button, and then you can press A to launch the default smile tool and B to launch the OS.

~6 years ago

bluekrill #12

Is anyone here able to translate the API document?

~6 years ago

Yolkai #13

Replying to:

bluekrill

Is anyone here able to translate the API document?

https://github.com/ateesdalejr/OTYAX5/tree/master/docs/en

~6 years ago

ninjagnu #14

Replying to:

bluekrill

Is anyone here able to translate the API document?

otya merged our pull request into the official docs page so you should probably read from there.

~6 years ago

12Me21 #15

Working on a chip-8 interpreter: //www.youtube.com/watch?v=37T3TQUqvk0 (I don't have input support yet so now it's just simulating random button presses)

~6 years agoEdited ~6 years ago by 12Me21

12Me21 #16

Replying to:

12Me21

Working on a chip-8 interpreter: //www.youtube.com/watch?v=37T3TQUqvk0 (I don't have input support yet so now it's just simulating random button presses)

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=rD6Uhd6Iy_w https://paste.ee/r/WaqCP (Almost done)

~6 years agoEdited ~6 years ago by 12Me21