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NDN 2.15.7104 w32

Auto restore standard mode works wrong when panels are hidden

 

press Ctrl+O to hide panel

Alt+/ - go to [] mode

execute any command

after executing visually ndn stay in [] mode but logically it is in standard mode.

 

press Ctrl+O to hide panel

Alt+/ - go to time mode

execute any command

after executing ndn stay in {} mode.(Ctrl+O shows panel and cancels this mode - it`s bug)

This behaviour is different from when panels are visible.(or is this a feature? - imho both behaviours are useful)

 

The default value for user mode #1

start -max command /c

didn`t work in NT+ systems because

w32: start in NT support /max not -max

So i suggest to change '-' to '/'

 

d32: because start is internal of cmd.exe and is not internal of command.com

the only way i find to start new window in d32 under NT+ is

cmd /c start %comspec% /c

this don`t work in non-NT and is very ugly.

 

Also imho default shell should be used intead of command. So i suggest

start /max %comspec% /c as default for User mode #1

It works in w32 under NT4 and XP.

Unfortuantly, i have no possibility to test in 9x/ME.

(i hope it works in w32 and d32 under 9x/ME)

 

d32 command execution bug under NT+:

(tested in NDN 2.15.7104 d32 under NT4 and XP SP1)

windows GUI programs can`t be run by Enter or from cmdline without parameters.(notepad for exapmle)

Bad command or file name error from command.com

But they run normally from cmd line with parameters or if typed without .exe!

Win32 console programs run normally.

this bug seems not to be affected by "Fast command execution" or * entry in ext file.

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hi!

 

a) D32: hm, i have no problems sarting programs under command.com with start (using w2k)

although there are less options (no max etc)

 

B) D32: also have no problem to start any gui programs in w2k

the new version (tonight or tomorrow) will have a better exec behaviour, which hopefully fixes this

 

the rest will be looked at when i get to it :)

 

Stefan / AH

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