Changeset 288 for trunk/dll/ipf/context.ipf

Timestamp:

Jun 27, 2006, 2:11:16 AM (19 years ago)

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root

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Check in documentation updates to date

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• trunk/dll/ipf/context.ipf (modified) (23 diffs)

trunk/dll/ipf/context.ipf

@@ -6 +6 @@
 Context menus are requested by placing the mouse pointer over a desired
 object in a container (or over container whitespace) and clicking mouse
-button two (B2, usually the right button).
+button two (:color fc=default bc=cyan.B2:color fc=default bc=default., usually the right button).
 :p.
 Commands that affect the container as a whole are found in context menus
@@ -30 +30 @@
 reftype=hd res=100005.accelerator key equivalents:elink., the :link
 reftype=hd res=97700.accelerator key:elink. is listed after the command
-(i.e. "Info...   Ctrl + i").
+(i.e. "Info...   :color fc=default bc=palegray.Ctrl:color fc=default bc=default. +  :color fc=default bc=palegray.i:color fc=default bc=default.").
 :p.
 :hp2.See also&colon.:ehp2.
@@ -46 +46 @@
 menu. Some commands apply to file, directory and drive objects. Others apply to
 only one or two types of objects. Items not appearing on the file object menus
-are inserted at the relative point they appear in the directory and/or drive menu. 
-Small icons appear with each entry to indicate which types of objects file :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\file.bmp'. 
-directory :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\fldr.bmp'. and/or drive :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\drive.bmp'. they are associated with. 
+are inserted at the relative point they appear in the directory and/or drive menu.
+Small icons appear with each entry to indicate which types of objects file :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\file.bmp'.
+directory :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\fldr.bmp'. and/or drive :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\drive.bmp'. they are associated with.
 (Note that not all commands are available for all objects on all drives;
 CD-ROM drives obviously wouldn't allow Delete and Move commands, for
@@ -60 +60 @@
 :hp6.:link reftype=hd res=91400.Rename:elink.:ehp6. allows you to rename
 objects. You are notified of conflicts as they occur. An easier method
-for renaming one object is to point at its text, hold down the ALT key,
+for renaming one object is to point at its text, hold down the :color fc=default bc=palegray.Alt:color fc=default bc=default. key,
 and click mouse button one; however, this command allows you to use
 wildcards when renaming if you desire.
@@ -109 +109 @@
 in the directory. :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\file.bmp'. :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\fldr.bmp'.
 :p.
-:artwork name='..\..\bitmaps\view.bmp' align=center. 
+:artwork name='..\..\bitmaps\view.bmp' align=center.
 :p.
 The :hp6.View:ehp6. conditional cascade submenu allows you to view the
@@ -122 +122 @@
 object. When you select Autoview, FM/2 guesses whether the file is text
 or binary data and views it accordingly.
-:artwork runin name='\bitmaps\file.bmp'. 
+:artwork runin name='\bitmaps\file.bmp'.
 :p.
 :hp6.as text:ehp6. causes FM/2 to view the current file object as text,
 using the :link reftype=hd res=97000.configured text viewer:elink. or
 the internal if none is configured.
-:artwork runin name='\bitmaps\file.bmp'. 
+:artwork runin name='\bitmaps\file.bmp'.
 :p.
 :hp6.as binary:ehp6. causes FM/2 to view the current file object as
@@ -180 +180 @@
 :p.
 :hp6.Multimedia:ehp6. attempts to play the objects via MMPM/2 using
-FM2PLAY.EXE (from the FM/2 Utilities collection, distributed separately
+FM2PLAY.EXE (from the :link reftype=hd res=100090.FM/2 Utilities collection:elink., distributed separately
 in FM2UTILS.ZIP). Obviously, the objects must be multimedia objects
 (sound files, movies, midi files, etc.) for this to have the desired
@@ -190 +190 @@
 FM2PLAY.EXE, run FM2PLAY /? and see if /# is listed as a supported
 switch. If not, upgrade to a new version of the FM/2 Utilities.
+
 :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\file.bmp'.
 :p.
@@ -204 +205 @@
 Files->Edit conditional cascade submenu when a file is the current
 object. When you select Autoedit, FM/2 guesses whether the file is text
-or binary data and edits it accordingly. 
+or binary data and edits it accordingly.
 :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\file.bmp'.
 :p.
@@ -254 +255 @@
 drag files to the printer object and drop them instead of using this
 command. :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\file.bmp'.
-:p. 
+:p.
 :artwork name='..\..\bitmaps\opend.bmp' align=center.
 :p.
@@ -264 +265 @@
 :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\fldr.bmp'. :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\drive.bmp'.
 :p.
-The :hp6.Settings notebook:ehp6. option opens the object's WPS properties notebooks. 
+The :hp6.Settings notebook:ehp6. option opens the object's WPS properties notebooks.
 :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\file.bmp'. :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\fldr.bmp'. :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\drive.bmp'.
 :p.
@@ -271 +272 @@
 :p.
 Open a new FM/2 window (container; the default for directories and drives).
-:artwork runin name='\bitmaps\fldr.bmp'. :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\drive.bmp'.  
+:artwork runin name='\bitmaps\fldr.bmp'. :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\drive.bmp'.
 :p.
 Opening a file's Default view will honor any OS/2 associations that you have
-setup. Remember that F6 or Ctrl + double-click opens an object's
-default WPS view, and Ctrl + Shift + double-click opens an object's
+setup. Remember that :color fc=default bc=palegray.F6:color fc=default bc=default. or :color fc=default bc=palegray.Ctrl:color fc=default bc=default. + double-click opens an object's
+default WPS view, and :color fc=default bc=palegray.Ctrl:color fc=default bc=default. + :color fc=default bc=palegray.Shift:color fc=default bc=default. + double-click opens an object's
 WPS Settings notebook.
 :p.
@@ -282 +283 @@
 :p.
 Next is a conditional cascade submenu called :hp6.Create Objects:ehp6.,
-with Shadows as the default command. Create shadows appears as a 
+with Shadows as the default command. Create shadows appears as a
 a top level menu item on the drives object menu.
 :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\file.bmp'. :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\drive.bmp'.
@@ -308 +309 @@
 :hp6.:link reftype=hd res=96000.Save to list file:elink.:ehp6. lets you
 save selected objects as a list to a text file. Lists can include file
-sizes, subjects, etc. 
+sizes, subjects, etc.
 :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\file.bmp'. :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\fldr.bmp'. :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\drive.bmp'.
 :p.
@@ -370 +371 @@
 command will ensure that your display is current.
 :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\drive.bmp'.
-:p. 
+:p.
 :hp6.Expand:ehp6. expands the tree from the point where the context menu
 was requested to the bottom of the branch. This isn't the same as clicking
-the [+] symbol as it expands :hp1.all:ehp1. branches.   
+the [+] symbol as it expands :hp1.all:ehp1. branches.
 :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\drive.bmp'.
 :p.
@@ -420 +421 @@
 a FAT drive C&colon. "FATOPT.CMD C&colon." would be run (through the
 command interpreter defined in %COMSPEC% or CMD.EXE if none is defined)
-for an HPFS drive D&colon. "HPFSOPT.CMD D&colon." and for an JFS drive E&colon. "JFSOPT.CMD 
-E&colon.". CMD files are supplied with FM/2 that call utility programs from FM2UTILS.ZIP (a
+for an HPFS drive D&colon. "HPFSOPT.CMD D&colon." and for an JFS drive E&colon. "JFSOPT.CMD
+E&colon.". CMD files are supplied with FM/2 that call utility programs from
+the :link reftype=hd res=100090.FM/2 Utilities collection:elink. (a
 separate collection of free-for-the-using utilities, sometimes named
-FM2UTL.ZIP) or for JFS defragfs.exe supplied with OS2. You may modify these command files as required for your
+FM2UTILS.ZIP) or for JFS defragfs.exe supplied with OS2. You may modify these command files as required for your
 system, even to call other programs than those supplied. Always be sure
 to check the disk before trying to optimize it, and (in the case of the
@@ -443 +445 @@
 :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\drive.bmp'.
 :p.
-:hp6.:link reftype=hd res=90900.Drive Info:elink.:ehp6. is the first menu item on the drives 
-context menu. :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\drive.bmp'. 
+:hp6.:link reftype=hd res=90900.Drive Info:elink.:ehp6. is the first menu item on the drives
+context menu. :artwork runin name='\bitmaps\drive.bmp'.
 
 :h2 res=93710 name=PANEL_CONTEXTCNR.Context menus affecting containers
@@ -522 +524 @@
 the files in the directory and all its subdirectories. (on submenu of miscellaneous)
 :p.
-:hp6.Find in drive tree:ehp6. hilites the directory the directory container is 
+:hp6.Find in drive tree:ehp6. hilites the directory the directory container is
 looking into on the drive tree. (on submenu of miscellaneous)
 :p.
@@ -561 +563 @@
 unfiltered files in all other open Directory Containers (available only
 in Directory Containers). To give you an idea how this might be
-helpful, imagine that you just hit the [Enter] key in the middle of
+helpful, imagine that you just hit the :color fc=default bc=palegray.Enter:color fc=default bc=default. key in the middle of
 typing a copy command, when you were reaching for the backslash key to
-complete a path. Before you realize what's happening and can hit Ctrl-C,
+complete a path. Before you realize what's happening and can hit :color fc=default bc=palegray.Ctrl:color fc=default bc=default.+:color fc=default bc=palegray.C:color fc=default bc=default.,
 you copied fifty files from a data directory to the root directory of
 your boot drive (you shoulda used FM/2! &colon.-). Now you want to get rid of
@@ -572 +574 @@
 These powerful selection tools are where a file manager really outshines
 command line file management, so be sure to take a look at them. Note
-that Ctrl + F8 will call up the Select menu for a given container.
+that :color fc=default bc=palegray.Ctrl:color fc=default bc=default. + :color fc=default bc=palegray.F8:color fc=default bc=default. will call up the Select menu for a given container.
 :p.
 :hp6.:link reftype=hd res=100065.Set Target directory:elink.:ehp6. and
@@ -586 +588 @@
 The additional items it contains are described below&colon.
 :p.
-:hp6.Toggle icons:ehp6 turns the icons on and off in the Drive Tree container.
+:hp6.Toggle icons:ehp6. turns the icons on and off in the Drive Tree container.
 :p.
 :hp6.Open Directory Container:ehp6. is used for:link reftype=hd res=98900.Opening a Directory Container:elink.
@@ -693 +695 @@
 :eparml.
 :p.
-Note that you can manipulate list files from REXX. An EXAMPLE.CMD is
-included in the FM/2 archive to show you how it's done. REXX scripts
+Note that you can manipulate list files from REXX. An :link reftype=hd res=100080.
+EXAMPLE.CMD:elink. is included in the FM/2 archive to show you how it's done. REXX scripts
 written in this manner can be effectively used as Commands.
 :p.
+
+.im example.ipf
+
 :h2 res=92500 name=PANEL_UNDELETE.Undelete Files
 :i1 id=aboutUndelete.Undelete Files
@@ -706 +711 @@
 highlighted object in the directory tree. This dialog filters out files
 that already exist on the disk. This only works if OS/2's del directories
-have been designated in config.sys. It doesn't interact with "Trashcans"  
+have been designated in config.sys. It doesn't interact with "Trashcans"
 :p.
 The :hp1.Mask:ehp1. entry field lets you set a mask (which can include