I kind of like address SYSTEM, it's an intuitively clear idea for folks used to a C function system(). However, ooRexx does not have it, they offer anaddress CMD (on NT and OS/2) matching Regina address SYSTEM, and a Windows only RexxUtil RxWinExec() remotely related to Regina address CMD, actually a simplified address SYSTEM 'start', so far I never used it. In an attempt to avoid RegUtil SysFileDelete(), because static Regina can't do that, I tried call SYSTEM 'del'whatever using a wannabe-portable......
Thanks, reading charout for your first lineout, there is no such thing as a line x + y if x is the last line before EOF and y > 1 outside of a binary RECFM FIXED. However, my case is y = 1: There were 2 lines in the file, and I tried to write line 1, 2, 3. Of course line 1 worked as expected. The new inserted line 2 ended up at a weird place instead of after line 1. After that line 3 worked again as expected, i.e., ending up after the weird line 2.
That should be an ordinary open bug report with target 5.0.0 (or next) observed in 4.2.0., please tell me how to fix that.
A.. is classic Rexx, same idea as A.0, dot and zero are constants.
Sorry, I suck with markdown in any flavour, the aliases should end with a $?, and for ? read asterisk.
SysFileTree() 3.9.3
After about a decade with attempts to create "portable" classic Rexx code working in PC DOS 7, OS/2 Warp, W2K, and even Kedit/THE on rainy days I "eventually" (= a W2K box died in 2010) gave up on that, and now shoot for Regina at language level 5.00 and ooRexx level 6.03 (or better.) The Regina essay about "portability" is quite amusing. Fast forward to 2020, get Regina 3.9.3 and try something, e.g., read the clipboard. Fail, 64 bits Regina 2019 is unconvinced that a vintage 2001 32 bits W32util.dll...
While you're busy testing 20 alpha I finally upgraded 18 to 19 on my Windows 7 box. No problems, as expected, minor nit, the .msi installer does not explicitly say that it needs a reboot to finish its job. Just for fun I tried to replace a ziptouch explorer-property-command using an over ten years old unzip -tT "%1" by a similar 7z construct. Minor nit, 7z t -stl "%1" tests the archive ignoring -stl, as documented, but I tried it anyway. It turned out that -stl is always ignored, unless the archive...
While you're busy testing 20 alpha I finally upgraded 18 to 19 on my Windows 7 box. No problems, as expected, minor nit, the .msi installer does not explicitly say that it needs a reboot to finish its job. Just for fun I tried to replace a ziptouch using an over ten years old unzip -tT "%1" by a similar 7z command. Minor nit, 7z t -stl "%1" tests the archive ignoring -stl, as documented, but I tried it anyway. It turned out that -stl is always ignored, unless the archive is (potentially) modified,...
While you're busy testing 20 alpha I finally upgraded 18 to 19 on my Windows 7 box. No problems, as expected, minor nit, the .msi installer does not explicitly say that it needs a reboot to finish its job. Just for fun I tried to replace a ziptouch using an over ten years old unzip -tT "%1" by a similar 7z command. Minor nit, 7z t -stl "%1" tests the archive ignoring -stl, as focumented, but I tried it anyway. It turned out that -stl is always ignored, unless the archive is (potentially) modified,...
While you're busy testing 20 alpha I finally upgraded 18 to 19 on my Windows 7 box. No problems, as expected, minor nit, the .msi installer does not exlicitly say that it needs a reboot to finish its job. Just for fun I tried to replace a ziptouch using an over ten years old unzip -tT "%1" by a similar 7z command. Minor nit, 7z t -stl "%1" tests the archive ignoring -stl, as focumented, but I tried it anyway. It turned out that -stl is always ignored, unless the archive is (potentially) modified,...
See KLD on GitHub.
Counted again, 13 NUL bytes matching 11 + CrLf are less bizarre. And the question about Whatever that is supposed to mean wasn't a part of the quoted manual, I just like to know what cannot specify a position beyond the end actually means.
classic lineout()
Looking again at this issue, 0.7.99 CLI worked, GUI failed, MediainfoOnline also fails: The "encoding settings" are rather long, maybe too long for the GUI.
No idea what that was about, downloading. Oh, "ducks_take_off" as ISMV. Test with right click, MediaInfo 0.7.99: Invalid floating point operation. CLI 0.7.99: Okay. Explorer info: Okay. CLI info JFTR: C:\Temp>mediainfo --version MediaInfo Command line, MediaInfoLib - v0.7.99 C:\Temp>mediainfo mediainfo.bug.ismv General Complete name : mediainfo.bug.ismv Format : MPEG-4 Format profile : ISML Codec ID : isml (piff) Codec ID/Hint : IIS Smooth Streaming file format File size : 12.6 MiB Duration : 10...
No idea what that was about, downloading. Oh, "ducks_take_off" as IMV. Test with right click, MediaInfo 0.7.99: Invalid floating point operation. CLI 0.7.99: Okay. Explorer info: Okay. CLI info JFTR: C:\Temp>mediainfo --version MediaInfo Command line, MediaInfoLib - v0.7.99 C:\Temp>mediainfo mediainfo.bug.ismv General Complete name : mediainfo.bug.ismv Format : MPEG-4 Format profile : ISML Codec ID : isml (piff) Codec ID/Hint : IIS Smooth Streaming file format File size : 12.6 MiB Duration : 10 s...
Just downloaded 0.7.99, perfect, CLI+GUI get it right. The CLI had a bigger and one day older CURL, I keep the smaller and newer CURL (or delete it later). The GUI has some CRT thingy, the CLI didn't. I put both in one folder renaming CLI to mediaCMD.exe and its readme.txt to mediaCMD.txt, everything else overwritten by the corresponding GUI files,
PNG_IGNORE_ADLER32 is the fifth option of maximal four
Thanks, 0.7.88 works (again) for me on a DE windows 7.
Are THE Language Definition files (*.tld) and KeditW32 *.kld in essence the same...
DIY could begin like this: EXPAND: procedure /* resolving REG_SZ_EXPAND */ parse...
Toolbar button to show/switch the current player
The original sample is too big (217 MB), but it does not more crash with 37872 (your...
download page "patch"
Mysteriously (for me) lost audio
SMJPEG
I use a portable (= not "really" installed) Windows x64 version of SMplayer as GUI...
FWIW you can get a Virus Total checksum based on whatever you find here, at the moment...
FWIW you can get a Virus Total checksum based on whatever you find here, at the moment...
Please add a line about 16.0.0.0 + maybe also 16.0.0.1 in history.txt "just for the...
I'm not really surprised, anything using the "fontconfig" madness on Windows by definition...
@"%ProgramW6432%\7-ZIP\%~n0.exe" %* Suggestion, create a 7za.cmd in a general "my...
Yes, at some point I should test mpv, maybe when I'll update "mpv (media player)"...
ACK, or in other words, the Mplayer in SMplayer 16.1 is still an old broken Redxii-SVN-r37448-4.9.3...
Image Viewer 4.5.15.36
Quick outline of what you are facing when you get "a round tuit": You already have...
Cover art in audio files
mencoder
FLAC bug in MPlayer Redxii-SVN-r37448-4.9.3 (x86_64)
ISMV
BMP height
Yes, state of the art 1995 was something like... #define UNUSED( x ) ( x += 0 ) /*...
VOTE: wesnoth
Great, thanks, works for me (apparently, I only checked --help and ---version :-)...
The latest rsvg-convert.exe has serious difficulties with the Microsoft Security...
Some months later I stumbled over your relevant forum post: http://forum.doom9.o...
Some months later I stumbled over your relelevant forum post: http://forum.doom9...
VOTE: smplayer With MPC-HC, mplayer, and ffplay already on my box I tested smplayer...
The most important part of this bug report is apparently http://up.picr.de/19617737ao.jpg...
JFTR, a pointer to the older dupe [#1139], and happy XnViewing to dos386 ;-)
W2K (windows 2000) 0.7.68
Apparently the 4.2.0 folder does not contain any Windows version. The "latest" link...
Apparently the 4.2.0 folder does not contain any Windows version. The "latest" link...
The Wikipedia article now has the logo with commercial licenses, trademarks, and...
Indeed, there are file extensions which can be ordinary PE files (MZ-stub + PE-binary),...
Quick CAVEAT, version 2.5i (2014) can identify PJGs created with version 2.3 (2009),...
This issue had a "high astonishment factor" for me in experiments with "sparse" FAT...
preference show toolbar (no menu)
The MSDN info is misleading: You cannot use NUL as the name for a "real" file under...
Internal error #1 for dummy archive NUL