I released a new version of SlyEdit today, v1.14, which fixes a screen refre bug (the screen wasn't being refreshed when pressing delete at the end of a line when it had lines below it). It's available here: ftp://digdist.bbsindex.com/bbs/SYNC_JS/SlyEd114.zip
I was wondering...I think I've seen it mentioned in one of the subs (probabl on DOVE-Net) that you didn't support Ctrl-A codes & that you were considerin making an update for that. Is that in the works?
I was wondering...I think I've seen it mentioned in one of the subs (prob on DOVE-Net) that you didn't support Ctrl-A codes & that you were conside making an update for that. Is that in the works?
It is a feature I've considered adding to SlyEdit. However, I haven't been working on it.. I haven't done any SlyEdit development for a little while, I imagine I'll come back to it at some point.
Ya...It's not like I can figure it out on the default editor for Synchronet. type ^a & I get the <s>ave, <a>bort menu....
Can't tell what the hell's going on...
Ya...It's not like I can figure it out on the default editor for Synchron type ^a & I get the <s>ave, <a>bort menu....
Can't tell what the hell's going on...
Deuce's FS Editor supports colors..
Deuce's FS Editor supports colors..
Hmmm...do you know where I can get it? I'd like to have as many editors to
Deuce's FS Editor supports colors..
Hmmm...do you know where I can get it? I'd like to have as many editors to choose from as I can...besides I'd like to try it out myself.
Hmmm...do you know where I can get it? I'd like to have as many editors choose from as I can...besides I'd like to try it out myself.
afaik it's default to synchronet??
Deuce's FS Editor supports colors..
afaik it's default to synchronet??
Scary. I didn't have it on a fresh install. Had to install it.
But I Like it!
:) I like Deuce's FS editor too. It's a decent editor, although I never really got used to it because its commands are different from what I'm used to. I tended to continue using IceEdit or DCT Edit. The main reason I decided to write SlyEdit was because I wanted an editor that didn't need to be run in a virtual DOS machine, which is slow. Since IceEdit and DCT Edit are both DOS apps, they are noticeably slower than a JavaScript message editor in Synchronet.
Ya, I was using IceEdit, too...but it doesn't accept CTRL-A codes...now I'm getting used to this one...
I think the reason it doesn't support ctrl-A codes is that ctrl-A codes aren't standard.. Ctrl-A codes are a Synchronet thing. One of the reasons I haven't implemented them in SlyEdit yet is because of that reason, and
the fact that Synchronet BBSs are often on message networks with other BBSs that use different BBS software which don't understand the Ctrl-A codes. Messages with color codes that other BBS packages don't understand tend to just look funky on those BBSs.
Messages with color codes that other BBS packages don't understand tend t just look funky on those BBSs.
Well, you use them on yer tagline...
:) I like Deuce's FS editor too. It's a decent editor, although I never really got used to it because its commands are different from what I'm used to. I tended to continue using IceEdit or DCT Edit. The main reason I decided to write SlyEdit was because I wanted an editor that didn't need to be run in a virtual DOS machine, which is slow. Since IceEdit and DCT Edit are both DOS apps, they are noticeably slower than a JavaScript message editor in Synchronet.
I think the reason it doesn't support ctrl-A codes is that ctrl-A codes aren't standard.. Ctrl-A codes are a Synchronet thing. One of the reasons I haven't implemented them in SlyEdit yet is because of that reason, and
the fact that Synchronet BBSs are often on message networks with other BBSs that use different BBS software which don't understand the Ctrl-A codes. Messages with color codes that other BBS packages don't understand tend to just look funky on those BBSs.
I love slyedit.. but what turned me on to fsedit was the way the interface acted, I love the way the quoting works.
the CTRL-A can always be stripped out before gating to fido. uucp etc..
I released a new version of SlyEdit today, v1.14, which fixes a screen refre bug (the screen wasn't being refreshed when pressing delete at the end of a line when it had lines below it). It's available here: ftp://digdist.bbsindex.com/bbs/SYNC_JS/SlyEd114.zip
I was wondering...I think I've seen it mentioned in one of the subs (probabl on DOVE-Net) that you didn't support Ctrl-A codes & that you were considerin making an update for that. Is that in the works?
I was wondering...I think I've seen it mentioned in one of the subs (prob on DOVE-Net) that you didn't support Ctrl-A codes & that you were conside making an update for that. Is that in the works?
It is a feature I've considered adding to SlyEdit. However, I haven't been working on it.. I haven't done any SlyEdit development for a little while, I imagine I'll come back to it at some point.
Ya...It's not like I can figure it out on the default editor for Synchronet. type ^a & I get the <s>ave, <a>bort menu....
Can't tell what the hell's going on...
Ya...It's not like I can figure it out on the default editor for Synchron type ^a & I get the <s>ave, <a>bort menu....
Can't tell what the hell's going on...
Deuce's FS Editor supports colors..
Deuce's FS Editor supports colors..
Hmmm...do you know where I can get it? I'd like to have as many editors to
Deuce's FS Editor supports colors..
Hmmm...do you know where I can get it? I'd like to have as many editors to choose from as I can...besides I'd like to try it out myself.
Hmmm...do you know where I can get it? I'd like to have as many editors choose from as I can...besides I'd like to try it out myself.
afaik it's default to synchronet??
Deuce's FS Editor supports colors..
afaik it's default to synchronet??
Scary. I didn't have it on a fresh install. Had to install it.
But I Like it!
:) I like Deuce's FS editor too. It's a decent editor, although I never really got used to it because its commands are different from what I'm used to. I tended to continue using IceEdit or DCT Edit. The main reason I decided to write SlyEdit was because I wanted an editor that didn't need to be run in a virtual DOS machine, which is slow. Since IceEdit and DCT Edit are both DOS apps, they are noticeably slower than a JavaScript message editor in Synchronet.
Ya, I was using IceEdit, too...but it doesn't accept CTRL-A codes...now I'm getting used to this one...
I think the reason it doesn't support ctrl-A codes is that ctrl-A codes aren't standard.. Ctrl-A codes are a Synchronet thing. One of the reasons I haven't implemented them in SlyEdit yet is because of that reason, and
the fact that Synchronet BBSs are often on message networks with other BBSs that use different BBS software which don't understand the Ctrl-A codes. Messages with color codes that other BBS packages don't understand tend to just look funky on those BBSs.
Messages with color codes that other BBS packages don't understand tend t just look funky on those BBSs.
Well, you use them on yer tagline...
:) I like Deuce's FS editor too. It's a decent editor, although I never really got used to it because its commands are different from what I'm used to. I tended to continue using IceEdit or DCT Edit. The main reason I decided to write SlyEdit was because I wanted an editor that didn't need to be run in a virtual DOS machine, which is slow. Since IceEdit and DCT Edit are both DOS apps, they are noticeably slower than a JavaScript message editor in Synchronet.
I think the reason it doesn't support ctrl-A codes is that ctrl-A codes aren't standard.. Ctrl-A codes are a Synchronet thing. One of the reasons I haven't implemented them in SlyEdit yet is because of that reason, and
the fact that Synchronet BBSs are often on message networks with other BBSs that use different BBS software which don't understand the Ctrl-A codes. Messages with color codes that other BBS packages don't understand tend to just look funky on those BBSs.
I love slyedit.. but what turned me on to fsedit was the way the interface acted, I love the way the quoting works.
the CTRL-A can always be stripped out before gating to fido. uucp etc..
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