[frontierkernel-commits] odbs/frontierRoot/system/verbs/apps/winShell getDllPath,NONE,1.1, exploreFolder,NONE,1.1, getRegistryValue,NONE,1.1, expandEnvironmentStrings,NONE,1.1, getEnvironmentVariables,NONE,1.1, print,NONE,1.1, resolveShortcut,NONE,1.1, about,NONE,1.1, minimizeAll,NONE,1.1, msgBox,NONE,1.1, createUrlShortcut,NONE,1.1, DocServer20Source,NONE,1.1, mapNetworkDrive,NONE,1.1, createShortcut,NONE,1.1,

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Update of /cvsroot/frontierkernel/odbs/frontierRoot/system/verbs/apps/winShell
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv4637

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	getDllPath exploreFolder getRegistryValue 
	expandEnvironmentStrings getEnvironmentVariables print 
	resolveShortcut about minimizeAll msgBox createUrlShortcut 
	DocServer20Source mapNetworkDrive createShortcut 
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apps.winShell from the Windows Frontier.root

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winShell.about
	Syntax
		winShell.about ()
	Params
		None required.
	Action
		Displays the Windows About Window.
	Returns
		True.
	Examples
		winShell.about ()
			true
	Notes
		This verb is Windows-specific.
		This verb is implemented in the ScriptControlDLL DLL.
winShell.createShortcut
	Syntax
		winShell.createShortcut (path, targetPath)
	Params
		path is the path on disk to the new shortcut file.
		targetPath is the path on disk that the shortcut points to.
	Action
		Creates a shortcut at path linking to the file at targetPath.
	Returns
		True.
	Examples
		winShell.createShortcut ("C:\\Frontier.lnk", frontier.getProgramPath ())
			true
	Notes
		It's up to the caller to be sure there's a .lnk suffix at the end of path.
		This verb is Windows-specific; it's implement by a VBScript script.
		This verb requires that the Microsoft Script Control and Windows Scripting Host are installed.
		On the Macintosh, call file.newAlias.
		Once this verb has been burnt-in, file.newAlias will call this verb on Windows, so file.newAlias will be cross-platform.
	See Also
		winShell.createUrlShortcut
		winShell.resolveShortcut
winShell.createUrlShortcut
	Syntax
		winShell.createUrlShortcut (path, url)
	Params
		path is the path on disk to the new shortcut file.
		url is the url the new shortcut should point to.
	Action
		Creates an Internet Shortcut at path linking to the url.
	Returns
		True.
	Examples
		winShell.createUrlShortcut ("C:\\Scripting News.url", "http://www.scriptingnews.com/")
			true
	Notes
		It's up to the caller to be suer there's a .url suffix at the end of path.
		This verb is Windows-specific; it's implement by a VBScript script.
		This verb requires that the Microsoft Script Control and Windows Scripting Host are installed.
	See Also
		winShell.createShortcut
winShell.expandEnvironmentStrings
	Syntax
		winShell.expandEnvironmentStrings (s)
	Params
		None required.
	Action
		Creates a table containing the Windows system environment variables.
	Returns
		The table.
	Examples
		winShell.getEnvironmentVariables ()
	Notes
		For each variable, there's a table entry whose name is the name of the variables and whose value is the value of the variable.
		This verb is Windows-specific; it's implement by a VBScript script.
		This verb requires that the Microsoft Script Control and Windows Scripting Host are installed.
winShell.exploreFolder
	Syntax
		winShell.exploreFolder (folderPath)
	Params
		folderPath is the path to the folder you want to open in the Explorer.
	Action
		Opens a new Explorer window, with the folder selected in the left pane and its contents displayed in the right pane.
	Returns
		True.
	Notes
		This verb is Windows-specific.
		This verb is implemented in the ScriptControlDLL DLL.
	See Also
		"file.reveal"
winShell.getEnvironmentVariables
	Syntax
		winShell.getEnvironmentVariables ()
	Params
		None required.
	Action
		Creates a table containing the Windows system environment variables.
	Returns
		The table.
	Examples
		winShell.getEnvironmentVariables ()
	Notes
		For each variable, there's a table entry whose name is the name of the variables and whose value is the value of the variable.
		This verb is Windows-specific; it's implement by a VBScript script.
		This verb requires that the Microsoft Script Control and Windows Scripting Host are installed.
winShell.getRegistryValue
	Syntax
		winShell.getRegistryValue (registryPath)
	Params
		registryPath is the path to an item in the Windows registry.
	Action
		Gets the value stored at registryPath.
	Returns
		The value.
	Examples
		winShell.getRegistryValue ("HKCU\\Software\\UserLand\\Frontier\\FrameH")
			"904"
	Notes
		The beginning of the path must contain one of the following:
			HKCU = HKEY_CURRENT_USER
			HKLM = HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
			HKCR = HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
		This verb is Windows-specific; it's implement by a VBScript script.
		This verb requires that the Microsoft Script Control and Windows Scripting Host are installed.
winShell.mapNetworkDrive
	Syntax
		winShell.mapNetworkDrive (drive, share)
	Params
		drive is a drive specification of the form Z:
		share is a share specification of the form \\server\share
	Action
		Maps a network drive to a drive letter.
	Returns
		True.
	Examples
		winShell.mapNetworkDrive ("F:", "\\\\Madrid\\D Drive")
			true
	Notes
		Be sure to escape the backspaces.
		This verb is Windows-specific; it's implement by a VBScript script.
		This verb requires that the Microsoft Script Control and Windows Scripting Host are installed.
winShell.minimizeAll
	Syntax
		winShell.minimizeAll
	Params
		None required.
	Action
		Minimizes all windows.
	Returns
		True.
	Examples
		winShell.minimizeAll ()
			true
	Notes
		There is no animation -- the windows are all just minimized.
		This verb is Windows-specific; it's implement by a VBScript script.
		This verb requires that the Microsoft Script Control and Windows Scripting Host are installed.
winShell.msgBox
	Syntax
		winShell.msgBox (message, buttonsNum, title)
	Params
		message is the text to display in the dialog box.
		buttonsNum is the added together sum of these styles:
			0 Display OK button only. 
			1 Display OK and Cancel buttons. 
			2 Display Abort, Retry, and Ignore buttons. 
			3 Display Yes, No, and Cancel buttons. 
			4 Display Yes and No buttons. 
			5 Display Retry and Cancel buttons.
			16 Display Critical Message icon.  
			32 Display Warning Query icon. 
			48 Display Warning Message icon. 
			64 Display Information Message icon. 
			0 First button is default. 
			256 Second button is default. 
			512 Third button is default. 
			768 Fourth button is default. 
			0 Application modal; the user must respond to the message box before continuing work in the current application. 
			4096 System modal; all applications are suspended until the user responds to the message box. 
		title is the title of the dialog box.
	Action
		Displays a VBScript dialog box with the specified message, style, and title.
	Returns
		The number of the button hit. Possible values are:
			1 OK 
			2 Cancel 
			3 Abort 
			4 Retry 
			5 Ignore 
			6 Yes 
			7 No 
	Examples
		winShell.msgBox ("Hello Frontier!", 2 + 48 + 512, "UserLand Frontier")
			"4"
		(The Retry button was clicked.)
	Notes
		This verb is Windows specific; it's implement by a VBScript script.
		Frontier provides many other built-in "dialog verbs".
		This verb requires that the Microsoft Script Control is installed.
winShell.print
	Syntax
		winShell.print (f)
	Params
		f is the path to the file you want to print.
	Action
		Prints the file specified by f.
	Returns
		True.
	Examples
		winShell.print ("C:\\Documents\\MyWord.doc")
	Notes
		This verb is Windows-specific.
		This verb is implemented in the ScriptControlDLL DLL.
winShell.resolveShortcut
	Syntax
		winShell.resolveShortcut (shortcutPath)
	Params
		shortcutPath is a file path to a shortcut.
	Action
		Gets the path the shortcut points to.
	Returns
		The path to the shortcut.
	Examples
		winShell.resolveShortcut ("C:\\Frontier.lnk")
			"D:\\Frontier\\Frontier.exe"
	Notes
		This verb is Windows-specific.
		On the Macintosh, use file.resolveAlias.
		Once this verb has been burnt-in, then file.resolveAlias will call this verb, so file.resolveAlias will be cross-platform.
		This verb is implemented in the ScriptControlDLL DLL.
	See Also
		winShell.createShortcut
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