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  • Poll: Which language for shell scripting?

    There's a poll being run on the retrostep home page to gather info on the favourite scripting language of alternate shell users. http://rs.obada.com/poll-which-script.html Go cast your vote!

    2002-05-24 20:56:16 UTC by obada

  • retrostep 0.0.5.11 released

    Retrostep 0.0.5.11 has been released. Retrostep 0.0.5.11 is a bug fix release. Along with this release, some more information has be made available on the Retrostep home page, as well as actually giving it some touches that might make the pages more pleasing to the eyes, as well as make it easier to navigate. Retrostep is available from the download page at...

    2002-05-08 23:27:13 UTC by obada

  • Comment: Win+R hotkey fail to register

    Logged In: YES user_id=223361 Fixed: Now default hotkeys are registerd after modules modules have had their chance to register what ever the user says, and not before. It was a bad feature... because the user expects us to work like in litestep with same config. Thanks for reporting this.

    2002-05-06 21:46:23 UTC by obada

  • Comment: LSAPI LCOpen(NULL) doesn't open step.rc

    Logged In: YES user_id=223361 In retro, $LitestepDir$ is userdefinable, and sometimes auto-detected in parent directory. If there is no step.rc in $ls.dir$. Look at the Retrostep log. It tells you where it expects to find step.rc. note: Please consider joining the -devel mailing list so we can discuss such things before filling a bug. Thanks.

    2002-05-06 21:31:26 UTC by obada

  • LSAPI LCOpen(NULL) doesn't open step.rc

    Using LSAPI function LCOpen with parameter NULL should open step.rc in default location (I just suppose that, since it's not defined exactly). It's not working in Retro 0.0.5.10. This code works well for LS and pLS: f = LCOpen(NULL); For Retro, it should be changed to: // This line will take effect in LS & pLS f = LCOpen(NULL); if (!f) // This one in Retrostep f =...

    2002-05-06 21:20:32 UTC by nobody

  • Comment: Win+R hotkey fail to register

    Logged In: YES user_id=223361 duplicate of #553008.

    2002-05-06 21:15:53 UTC by obada

  • Comment: !none bang handler

    Logged In: YES user_id=223361 true... i was going to remove this unveccessary noise... Need to add dummy handler for "!none"... (can be overwriten by modules if they wish...)

    2002-05-06 21:14:40 UTC by obada

  • Comment: lsapi match() is case sensitive

    Logged In: YES user_id=223361 Has been modifed to be case insensitive. Will be in next release. Thanks. Took the code unmodifed from the public domain. The version used in litestep was modifed and I wasn't aware of that. (So much for stealing ls code - if public domain code wasn't taken from litestep source, why would other code from have been taken? - o well, there's no cure for...

    2002-05-06 21:11:25 UTC by obada

  • Comment: Win+R hotkey fail to register

    Maybe yes, maybe not. ;) That's your choice. I would prefer to be able to bind that hotkey in some way since I don't use that way to display Run dialog. I'm using Win2k. I do Ctrl+Shift+Esc and "New task..." if needed in emergency.

    2002-05-06 21:11:17 UTC by nobody

  • Win+R hotkey fail to register

    Retrostep build 0.0.5.10 fails to register Win+R hotkey. Tested with hotkey.dll and jkey.dll. Litestep, PureLS and older Retrostep builds successfuly registers this hotkey. Using this simple step.rc for testing: ---- LoadModule C:\LITESTEP\jKey.dll jKeyUseHotkeyDef jKeyVKTable "c:\litestep\vk104.txt" ;jKeyNoWarn *hotkey Win R !about *hotkey Win C !recycle ----.

    2002-05-06 21:06:53 UTC by nobody