@CD32 That's impressive! Great find, is someone going to try and bring this back?

** NEWS UPDATE **

There have been some recent updates for this old project. They are explained in greater detail on the EAB thread.

I released the v1.70 as full client and web update.

Just use the Help/ Check for updates function to get it.

New modules since v1.50:
Chrome Engine 1 (Pet Racer) *.3DA Load
Creature Conflict: The Clan Wars *.LWO Load
Ford Racing *.COD Load
Ford Racing *.RAL Load
id Tech 5 Engine (Wolfenstein: The Old Blood; Wolfenstein: The New Order) *.BMD6MODEL/DECL Load
id Tech 5 Engine (Wolfenstein: The Old Blood; Wolfenstein: The New Order) *.BMODEL Load
Lumo *.MESH Load
RDS - The Official Drift Videogame *.FUM Load
Warfare Engine (Terminator: Dark Fate – Defiance) *.MODEL/MATERIAL Load
Winter X-Games: Snocross *.M3D Load

Improved modules since v1.50:
Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 2 (Except scenes) *.VRAM Load
Luna Online *.MOD Load

Other changes since v1.50:
Chrome Engine (Terrorist Takedown: War in Colombia) .HEIGHT Renamed to Chrome Engine 2 (Terrorist Takedown: War in Colombia) .HEIGHT
Strife .MODEL/MATERIAL Renamed to K2 Engine (Strife) .MODEL/MATERIAL

Do you have an example how do set these up ? I'm using columns, thats why I'm sending an object to the DisplayHook.

Thanks for reply!

Best regards,
Docster

Hey all,

I have a small problem with my program. My program uses listview columns, and it works well. Well, until I get further down the list one listitem seems to be garbage. Then the list works again. Then another one is garbage.

Here is my DisplayHook function:

void FileListDisplay(struct Hook *hook, char **array, struct FileAreaEntry *e)
{
   if (e)
   {
      *array++ = e->Filename;
      *array++ = e->Deleted;
   }
   else
   {
      *array++ = GetString(MSG_FILENAME_HEADER);
      *array++ = (PrefsConfig->FE_ShowKB==0 ? GetString(MSG_FILESIZE_HEADER) : GetString(MSG_FILESIZEKB_HEADER)); //newFileSize;
   }
}

The FileAreaEntry struct like this:

struct FileAreaEntry
{
   STRPTR Deleted;
   STRPTR Filename;
};

The filelist object:

    ObjectApp->filelist = ListObject,
        MUIA_Frame, MUIV_Frame_InputList,
        MUIA_List_Format, "P=\33l BAR,P=\33r",
        MUIA_List_Title,TRUE,
        MUIA_List_Active, MUIV_List_Active_Top,
        MUIA_List_ConstructHook, MUIV_List_ConstructHook_String,
        MUIA_List_DestructHook, MUIV_List_DestructHook_String,
        MUIA_List_DisplayHook, &FileListDisplayHook,
    End;

Also; the filelist is an mem allocation:

#define MAXFILES 4000

struct MyFileList
{
   NameT FileSize;
   NameT FileName;
};

#define SIZEOFFILEINFO sizeof(struct MyFileList)

static struct FileAreaEntry fa;

struct MyFileList *myFileList;
   myFileList = malloc((32*MAXFILES)+SIZEOFFILEINFO*MAXFILES);

The InsertFile function:
void InsertFile(char *fdel,char *fname)
{
   fa.Filename = fname;
   fa.Deleted  = fdel;

   DoMethod(App->filelist,
          MUIM_List_InsertSingle,
          &fa,
          MUIV_List_Insert_Bottom);
}

Please help, I can't seem to get this fixed. The garbage is always in column 0 (Filename). Like the pointer is not working on this specific list item. Is my FileListDisplay wrong?

I have included a screenshot showing this.

Thanks in advance,
Docster