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Pre-1.0.14 Changes

 
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Chris
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PostPosted: Sat Jun 12, 2004 2:30 pm    Post subject: Pre-1.0.14 Changes Reply with quote

Only a couple of minor changes to the Installer so far:

Improved FileSelectFile to optionally present a Save button instead of an Open button.

Added support for sending keys that have non-standard scan codes. Use Send {vkXXscYYY}. [thanks various]
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 15, 2004 5:27 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

A few more minor changes have been applied to the Installer:

Improved Window Spy so that it always reports the correct control names in multi-pane (tabbed) dialogs. In addition, the control whose center is closest to the cursor will now take precedence when there are overlapping controls.

Improved MouseGetPos to optionally retrieve the name of the control under the cursor. [thanks jamestr]

Improved ToolTip so that it never blocks the mouse cursor when its coordinates are unspecified.

Improved the Input command to support shifted end-keys (typically punctuation marks such as :!?@). If you have any scripts that specify non-alphabetic end-keys that have shifted counterparts (e.g. semicolon and colon), they may need to be adjusted slightly.

Added command line parameter /ErrorStdOut, which sends any syntax error that prevents a script from launching to stdout rather than displaying a dialog. This allows fancy editors such as Scite and EditPlus to jump to the offending line. The new command #ErrorStdOut does the same thing, but since it would have to be added to every script, it's usually better to set up your editor to use the command line parameter. [thanks Jack Horsfield & JdeB]


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