927.1.1
Two new flags added to EVENTWAIT:
EVW_HAREXIT &h00002000 ! exit on horizontal arrows; exitcodes:
! Left=2, sLeft=-36, right=12, sRight=-38
EVW_VAREXIT &h00004000 ! exit on vertical arrows; exitcodes;
! Up=3, sUp = -37; down = 5; sDown = -39
927.0.1
A-Shell startup command line command can now be a virtual command file, consisting of multiple commands separated by '\n'. For example:
ashw32.exe -e LOG BAS:\n:T\nJOBALC\nTIME\nEL -CFG
The above command line (after the -e) is equivalent to the following command file:
:R ; (this is automatic)
LOG BAS:
:T
JOBALC
TIME
EL -CFG
Note that the \n is case sensitive (must be lower). Also note that if using this technique under a UNIX shell, you'll need to 'escape' the backslashes by preceding them with a backslash, i.e.:
ashell -e LOG BAS:\\n:T\\nJOBALC\\nTIME\\nEL -CFG
927.0.2
(WINDOWS/ATE) MBF_ALTPOS can now be used with horizontal line controls (WINCLASS="STATIC", WINSTYLE=SS_GRAYRECT) to shift their position from the middle of the cell to the bottom of the cell. (See GUILIN for example.)
927.0.3
(Windows/ATE) A new XTREE column code, lower case "c" works just like upper case "C" to define a color definition column, except that it takes effect starting from the first visible column even if the color definition column is not the first column. This is a workaround for a limitation in which trying to make the first defined column invisible doesn't always work. (XTREE seems determined to make the first column reappear.)
927.0.4
XTREE, PCKLST, and INMEMO, all of which use tilde as a delimiter in the title (or column definition) parameter, now support the use of "%7e" to allow a literal tilde to appear in the title. (%7e is the HTML-style encoding of the tilde.)
