Hi Peter, All ,
Just to clarify the origins this request for "nativeEx_moa-lite", I ask a question in the starters section, see text here.
This is why I was in Winbuilder [074] in the 1st place I was not aware how far development had taken place. I've jumped the gun again & assumed wrongly that "nativeEx_moa-lite", was mainstream. My appologies! It's not aeroxp's fault the blame lays squarely at my feet he simply answered a question that I asked & thus should be absolved of any responsibility.
Peter, I do not want to exert any pressure on you, or place any obligation on you in the development of "nativeEx_moa-lite" please take your time in its production because I'm not entirely sure what it does anyway (but I'm sure its great whatever it is!) I was merely posting a problem that I encountered & by way of explanation, & surrounding the circumstances, I inadvertantly mentioned "nativeEx_moa-lite".
I am quite embaressed now - Is there any way that that this entire post can be deleted because as stated previously I should have perhaps sent a personal message explaining the problem but was not sure who to send it to. I refer to post 1 in respect of the original error encountered, this was the real reason for the post.
Sorry Guys I've put my size 12 in it again, off to crawl under the rock from whence I came!
Regards,
ispy
Due to 'Delete the complete stuff' I disagree. If you have a look at the third line of my signature, you can understand the reason.
The troubles you've had maybe next week are the troubles of a different member, and then it is fine to have some posts about the issue.
In my eyes PMs are a way to communicate personal or 'secret development' issues, never questions or troubles.
Peter
BTW: I wrote the nativeEx_moa-lite project on suggestion of sanbarrow to try to convert his MOA into a winbuilder script. During the development time Sanbarrow was very helpful with suggestions, critics, etc.
@Sanbarrow:Maybe you now again help us giving some practical samples what can be done with MOA or nativeEx_moa-lite.
(Or telling what's still missing)