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A-Shell Development History

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744.1 — 30 August 2000

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1. Fix a bug in which the OPTIONS=FPROUND (round floating point results to nearest integer if within .000005) feature was erroneously being treated as on for the INT(x) function. (It was working correctly in all other operations.)

 

2. (AIX/PSHELL) Fix a problem in which the first keyboard character entered after a swap operation was ignored.

 

3. (UNIX) Add a new miame.ini option, FKEYWAIT=## to allow you to increase the wait after a function key leadin character is received until we give up on it being a function key. The units are milliseconds, and the default of 5 is adequate for nearly all cases. The one notable exception is if you are running rlogin, in which case you may need to increase the value to 200 or more. If the value is to small, function keys will be processed as a series of discrete characters. The downside of making the value unnecessarily large is that there will be a delay after using the ESC key (or any other function key leadin such as ^A).