Special > Disk Copy is effectively a separate application. It relies on:
- Copy of MGTK in Aux at $4000
- Font in Aux at $8800
- Some DeskTop resources in the LC area, e.g. the names of drives
- That /RAM is disconnected, MGTK is initialized, etc.
But otherwise it swaps in new menus and other logic, and you need to Quit back to DeskTop, which relaunches.
It would simplify the code base to split Disk Copy off into an entirely separate MGTK-based application (like Selector) rather than a set of overlays.
Special > Disk Copy is effectively a separate application. It relies on:
But otherwise it swaps in new menus and other logic, and you need to Quit back to DeskTop, which relaunches.
It would simplify the code base to split Disk Copy off into an entirely separate MGTK-based application (like Selector) rather than a set of overlays.