Table of contents

• 1. General information
• 2. Conceptual overview
• 2.1. Getting started
• 2.2. Plugin types and Hollywood APIs
• 2.3. What is a Hollywood plugin?
• 2.4. Basic plugin design
• 2.5. Auto and manual init plugins
• 2.6. Compiling plugins
• 2.7. Error codes
• 2.8. Data types
• 2.9. Version compatibility
• 2.10. Tag lists
• 2.11. Unicode support
• 2.12. File IO information
• 2.13. File attributes
• 2.14. Bitmap information
• 2.15. Pixel formats
• 2.16. Differences between Hollywood and Lua
• 2.17. Object identifiers
• 2.18. User tags
• 2.19. Miniwood compatibility
• 2.20. Designer compatibility
• 2.21. Multithreading
• 2.22. Legacy plugins
• 3. AmigaOS peculiarities
• 4. Anim plugins
• 5. Anim saver plugins
• 6. Audio adapter plugins
• 7. Base plugin functions
• 8. Clipboard adapter plugins
• 9. Convert script plugins
• 10. Directory adapter plugins
• 11. Display adapter plugins
• 12. Extension plugins
• 13. File adapter plugins
• 14. Filesystem adapter plugins
• 15. Font plugins
• 16. Icon plugins
• 17. Icon saver plugins
• 18. Image plugins
• 19. Image saver plugins
• 20. IPC adapter plugins
• 21. Library plugins
• 22. Network adapter plugins
• 23. Requester adapter plugins
• 24. Require hook plugins
• 25. Sample saver plugins
• 26. Serializer plugins
• 27. Sound plugins
• 28. Timer adapter plugins
• 29. Vectorgraphics plugins
• 30. Video plugins
• 31. AudioBase functions
• 32. CRTBase functions
• 33. DOSBase functions
• 34. FontBase functions
• 35. FT2Base functions
• 36. GfxBase functions
• 37. JPEGBase functions
• 38. LocaleBase functions
• 39. LuaBase functions
• 40. MathBase functions
• 41. MiscBase functions
• 42. PluginBase functions
• 43. RequesterBase functions
• 44. SysBase functions
• 45. UnicodeBase functions
• 46. UtilityBase functions
• 47. ZBase functions
• A. Licenses
• Index