A Mazing Avigo
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        Je ne cherche pas; je trouve.
        I do not search; I find.

                Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)

----- Description

You are lost in a miniscule maze inside Avigo. "Strange" you might
say, but some things just are like that. You are at the top left
corner of the screen and have an enourmous urge to go to the bottom
right corner. "Why" you might ask, but it just seems like a good idea.
So you go there - or rather try, because you are inside a maze. Mazes
are like that, they don't let you just go somewhere. At least not
where you were trying to go.

This is a traditional maze, one of those user-friendly ones. If you
ever get really lost, just select a wall, any wall, touch it with
your left hand and start walking. Always touch the wall, never raise
your hand. If that doesn't help, try your right hand. Just be patient
and you will get out. Or to the bottom right corner, whatever you
happen to be looking for.

Technical description: click on screen with your pen and the dot will
follow, if there's a clear way. Can you find the dot?

----- History

Version 1.1        18 January 2000

- A new maze with thick walls (easy)
- A new maze, as large as possible (labyrinth)
- Mazes use maximum screenspace
- No trail of dots, just one dot moving around the maze

Version 1.0        05 January 2000

Integrated old code into Randy Gill's AVGUI interface library. Just
wanted to see, if using it really is as easy as it seems like. Nope,
it wasn't, and I enjoyed every sleepless minute of it!

Also made a new application icon.

----- Credits

This would have been completely impossible without the help of:

- Texas Instrument for creating Avigo. May you find the wisdom
  to release a new Avigo one bright, happy new day
- Gerard Vermeulen for avsdk, the definite development environment
- Gerard V, and later Ralf Christmann, for emulator. Thanx for
  for the zoom :)
- Randy Gill for _finally_ releasing API to system GUI
- Pierre Simon, who keeps Avigo alive!
- And the rest of you (about 50 :) Avigo users, who still keep
  using Avigo.

----- Prehistory

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A Mazing Avigo 0.31 (19 November 1998)

Only recompiled with Avigo Freeware SDK 0.92b1 to get smaller application
size: was 32k, now only 16k!

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A Mazing Avigo 0.3 (26 October 1998)

New maze algorithm, maybe a bit too curly but otherwise ok. "New Maze"
button removed, the functionality will be in menu - once I get a change
to implement menu. Fortunately Gerard Vermeulen has released a new SDK
and hopefully there will be BackupWindow support.

--jouni miettunen (Finland)
http://www.crosswinds.net/san-marino/~jom/

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A Mazing Avigo 0.2 (22 October 1998)

The discovery of system icons was wonderful news! So I had to test them
and chose Amazea because I was speeding it up at the moment. The button
routines will be used in drobos and thus the code released (Maze code is
not released cause I might need the algorithm in another project).

Changes: better GUI (Exit button, menu button, New Maze button) and some
speedup when user is solving maze.

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A Mazing Avigo 0.1 (16 October 1998)

This is something small I did last night. I'm not happy with it, but at
the moment I don't have time to make it better. Maybe later. Anyway, try
to enjoy it.

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