[ANN] KK Commander 1.0B (bugfixes)
Pierre TON-THAT
As always, download on my webpage, or directly in the folder:
http://rajah.atari.org/files/ -> kkcmd10b_uk.zip (90KB)
If you don't know about this program, it's a shell à-la-total-commander,
very very basic. Can run in ST monoTOS 320*200, or under MagiC with long
filenames.
News:
- MiNT Memory Protection compatibility (no more crash at start, at
least. remove of RESERVE at initialization)
- remove of LPEEK for TOS detection (use of GEMDOS version)
- some minor changes in the RSC for ergonomic purposes
- mouse button right click = click on the "~" button
So it seems i have found how to produce .prg MiNT MP compliant. Please
tell me if it works correctly under you hard-core user mint computer.
And i will fix/update my other programs.
Voilà
-- Rajah
http://rajah.atari.org
Derryck Croker
> Bonsoir
Good morning :-)
> If you don't know about this program, it's a shell
> à-la-total-commander, very very basic. Can run in ST monoTOS 320*200,
> or under MagiC with long filenames.
Mark was looking at this program at the last club meeting; he tried the
"move" option to move a file from one window to the other, but the
original file remained after the operation. This would have been with
the previous version, and using MagiC on a souped-up Falcon.
--
Cheshunt Computer Club
The essential accessory for your Atari
http://ccc.atari.org
Pierre TON-THAT
> Mark was looking at this program at the last club meeting; he tried the
> "move" option to move a file from one window to the other, but the
> original file remained after the operation. This would have been with
> the previous version, and using MagiC on a souped-up Falcon.
Perhaps the "atari" way:
- dragging a file makes a copy
- dragging a file, with key Control pressed, makes a move
I tried to reuse the key shortcuts/behavior of the TOSdesk and Magxdesk,
not those on PC.
Regards
Pierre
Derryck Croker
Did you try these key combos, Mark?
Mark Branson
On 2008-04-28 09:42:47 +0100, Pierre TON-THAT <to...@msn.com> said:
>> Derryck Croker a écrit :
>>> Mark was looking at this program at the last club meeting; he tried the
>>> "move" option to move a file from one window to the other, but the
>>> original file remained after the operation. This would have been with
>>> the previous version, and using MagiC on a souped-up Falcon.
>>
>> Perhaps the "atari" way:
>> - dragging a file makes a copy
>> - dragging a file, with key Control pressed, makes a move
>>
>> I tried to reuse the key shortcuts/behavior of the TOSdesk and
>> Magxdesk, not those on PC.
>Did you try these key combos, Mark?
Yes I did.
I've found out what the matter was. You can't click on a file/folder
before you hit the Control key. With my Magic/Jinnee setup you can.
Also you can't use the radio buttons to change your action so it seems
silly to have them.
--
Mark Branson
Shoreham-By-Sea.
Pierre TON-THAT
> I've found out what the matter was. You can't click on a file/folder
> before you hit the Control key. With my Magic/Jinnee setup you can.
With my MagiC/Magxdesk 5.x, you cannot.
Though I have found a a way to please your majesty. next update.
> Also you can't use the radio buttons to change your action so it seems
> silly to have them.
So as silly to keep it for oneself and not bugreport it... coz it's a
bug : forgot to read what radio button was selected. next update.
Though here, the move will not be a "rename" (if same partition and TOS
>= 1.4), but a copy and delete of the old files (even if same partition
and TOS >= 1.4).
Regards
Pierre
http://rajah.atari.org
Mark Branson
> Mark Branson a écrit :
>> I've found out what the matter was. You can't click on a file/folder
>> before you hit the Control key. With my Magic/Jinnee setup you can.
> With my MagiC/Magxdesk 5.x, you cannot.
I'm running Magic 6.20/Jinnee 2.5 on a Falcon/CT60.
> Though I have found a a way to please your majesty. next update.
That's so kind.
>> Also you can't use the radio buttons to change your action so it seems
>> silly to have them.
> So as silly to keep it for oneself and not bugreport it... coz it's a
> bug : forgot to read what radio button was selected. next update.
Derryck and I were messing arround with it at the Cheshunt Computer
Club meet. Never thought anything more of it until Derryck asked.
Gave it a quick wizz to refresh myself before replying. Never thought
of it as a bug. My sincere apologies.
> Though here, the move will not be a "rename" (if same partition and TOS
> >= 1.4), but a copy and delete of the old files (even if same partition
> and TOS >= 1.4).
OK.
I'll look out for the next version.
--
Mark Branson
Shoreham-By-Sea.