tarr-michael@CS.YALE.EDU (michael tarr) (10/25/90)
I have some code which should run only when a macII monitor is present. Is it sufficient to check for the presence of colorQD or is there another system call necessary -- I suppose I could use sysEnvirons() and then setup the code depending on which machine is returned... Any suggestions? BTW Does the SE/30 have colorQD? -- * Mike Tarr The Human Neuron Project * * tarr@cs.yale.edu Department of Psychology * * "My opinions are always my own." Yale University * **************************************************************************
d88-jwa@dront.nada.kth.se (Jon W{tte) (10/26/90)
In article <26919@cs.yale.edu> tarr-michael@CS.YALE.EDU (michael tarr) writes: >I have some code which should run only when a macII monitor is present. Why is this ? There are zillions of different cards available for the Mac II, some of them quite exotic in configuration, but all of them compatible with QuickDraw. Also, what is a "mac II monitor" ? There are as many monitors as there are cards... >BTW Does the SE/30 have colorQD? Yes it has. h+ h+@nada.kth.se "Moof!(tm)"
ag3j+@andrew.cmu.edu (Adam C. Gross) (10/27/90)
When you say "Mac II monitor", do you mean a 13" screen, colorQD, or both? The SE/30 does have ColorQD, as does the LC (which doesn't normally use a 13" screen), and who knows what the Classic has in its 512k ROMs.. I would definitely use a sysEnvirons call or just check the grapPort to see how big the screen is... Adam C. Gross Carnegie Mellon University