Mark Hunt a écrit :
MEdit, published as part of MGUI by Vincenzo Morello, is a graphic text editor. It's quite attractive - and *it* permits one to *also* use different font sizes - but *this under DOS*!!!
See - http://web.tiscali.it/morello/MGui/demos.html
The documentation for MEdit asserts that GRX20DVD (under DOS) is required.
I can't find GRX20DVD *anywhere*.
You do not need that. Just download and install the last source version of grx from its site
http://grx.gnu.de/download/grx248s.zip
install it in a working djgpp setup (it will be in the contrib subdirectory of the main djgpp directory, in my case c:\DJGPP) and compile and install it using the instructions provided. You can skip this step by installing in your djgpp setup directly binaries given at
http://www.gnu-pascal.de/djgpp/grx248b.zip
Then I have downloaded the mGUI files for djgpp given in the download directory accessed from the main page
http://web.tiscalinet.it/morello/MGui/index.html
(mgcom412.zip mjdjg412.zip medit22.zip demo400.zip plus mgdes405.zip (probably not needed) and doc files mgdoc121.tgz and mgdes405.zip)
I unzipped everything inside the contrib subdirectory of djgpp (all goes in a mGui subdirectory of contrib: check it)
Then use a DOS box and set as prescribed in the docs
set GRX20DRV=VESA gw 1024 nc 16M set MGUIDIR=c:\DJGPP\contrib\mgui\sys
The demo4\dos_gui\demo4.exe runs directly.
The tests test\djgpp\mguitest and test\djgpp\mgpptest compile seamlessly with the makefile s provided, and run without problems.
The medit also compile and run using the makefile provided.
I use DJGPP V2.04 (beta) in a DOS box of Windows XP
If you want only to run medit you probably not need to install everything: this is needed only to compile, but you will need some experimenting to see what part is mandatory (certainly at least the mgui/sys directory which contains fonts and images).
Good luck
Maurice