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RevMedia FKB

DocumentV2I7A5
TitleQTIPS - Video.Rw
KeywordsVIDEO.RW
TextA discussion WITH RevTech identified the fact that VIDEO RW is actually not
a subroutine but a function and returns a value reflecting the success of
the last operation Thus far the following codes have been identified
(where CALLING syntax is RESULT = VIDEO RW(X1 Y1 X2 Y2 ACTION IMAGE))

Code Meaning
0 OK
1 Out of memory DURING read attempt
2 Display not memory mapped (historical FROM Generic Rev days)
3 X1/X2/Y1/Y2 too small X2/Y2 too big
4 X1/Y1 too big
5 Invalid ACTION
6 IMAGE doesn't fit (too big/small)


(Volume 2 Issue 7 Page 7)
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