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Timestamp:
Jul 7, 2008, 1:30:30 AM (17 years ago)
Author:
Gregg Young
Message:

Adds optional support for delete being move to X/Eworkplace trashcan (ticket 43)

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  • trunk/dll/ipf/context.ipf

    r985 r1041  
    1111.* 03 Mar 07 GKY Update that file systems other than HPFS support long names
    1212.* 29 Feb 08 GKY Document unhide menu item
     13.* 06 Jul 08 GKY Update delete/undelete to include option of using the XWP trashcan
    1314.*
    1415.***********************************************************************
     
    363364:p.
    364365:hp6.Delete:ehp6. deletes objects. If the :link reftype=hd
    365 res=92400.Confirm Delete:elink. toggle is on or one or more directories
     366res=99950.Confirm Delete:elink. toggle is on or if one or more directories
    366367are among the selected objects, you get a dialog showing the selected
    367368objects and asking you to confirm that you really meant what you said.
    368369In that dialog you have a chance to remove some of the objects. If you
    369370have OS/2's Undelete enabled for the drive on which the objects reside, they
    370 may be recoverable. :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\file.bmp'. :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\fldr.bmp'.
     371may be recoverable. You also have the option of having the files moved to the
     372Xworkplaces/Eworkplace trahshcan from which they may be restorable.:link reftype=hd
     373res=99950.Delete = move to trashcan:elink.
     374:artwork runin name='\bitmaps\file.bmp'. :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\fldr.bmp'.
    371375:p.
    372376:artwork name='..\..\bitmaps\permdel.bmp' align=center.
     
    746750:artwork name='..\..\bitmaps\undelete.bmp' align=center.
    747751:p.
    748 This leads to a dialog that interfaces with UNDELETE.COM to allow you to
     752If you have res=99950.Delete = move to trashcan:elink. enabled undelete
     753will open the trahscan to facilitate resoring files. You will need to
     754rescan the directory containers in order to see the restored files. Otherwise,
     755this leads to a dialog that interfaces with UNDELETE.COM to allow you to
    749756undelete files. The drive that will be operated on is determined by the
    750757highlighted object in the directory tree. This dialog filters out files
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