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Welcome to the Quiet Flight Macros for TSE.
INSTALLATION
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Copy the QF macro files into your TSE macros sub-directory. Don't worry,
all of our macros start with the letters QF, so you'll be able to
quickly uninstall them with a DEL QF*.*.
** IMPORTANT **
Please set a DOS ENVIRONMENT variable, QFPATH, to your TSE
macros subdirectory. This is essential for proper
operation.
In your autoexec.bat, insert a line like this:
SET QFPATH=[Your TSE macro sub-directory]
For instance, since our TSE macros are located in C:\TSE\MAC, our
autoexec has:
SET QFPATH=C:\TSE\MAC
You can also type in the QFPATH from the DOS prompt too. Just type in
what you would have inserted in the Autoexec.bat.
** ANOTHER IMPORTANT! **
Copy two files, QFX.EXE and QFDBF.COM, to the TSE macros sub-directory.
To have the QF macros to start up automatically, you have 2 choices:
- CHOICE 1:
Edit TSE.S (or your own configuration file), search
for "proc WhenLoaded()" and add the line ExecMacro("QF") just before
the end of the procedure. For instance:
proc WhenLoaded()
integer cid = GetBufferId()
pick_buffer = CreateTempBuffer()
GotoBufferId(cid)
Hook(_ON_CHANGING_FILES_, OnChangingFiles)
Hook(_ON_FIRST_EDIT_, OnFirstEdit)
ExecMacro("QF") <--- *** ADD THIS LINE ***
end
If you choose this route, remember to re-burn your editor in with
the SC -b[Executable] TSE (or your configuration file). Here's
our line, as an example:
SC -bE TSE
- CHOICE 2:
Load QF from your command line using TSE's "-e"
command-line option. For example:
E test.prg -eQF
You can put this inside a batch file to have TSE always load
the Quiet Flight macros.
This method does not work as well as changing your TSE.MAC
file because of the way TSE handles macros executed from the
command line (it includes the macro file as one of the files to
edit).
To load QF from inside the editor:
Access the Macro/Execute menu or press the key assigned to the
MacMenu() (the default is F12). Then enter "QF" for the macro to
execute.
BEGIN REGISTERED USERS ONLY:
The source code has been included. So, you can change the key
assignments to your own preferences. You'll find the QF key definitions
in QFKEY.INC. When you modify the key definitions, don't forget to
modify your menu listings in QFMENU.INC. After any changes you make to
these two files, make sure you recompile QF.S to update the macros. To
recompile, type in SC QF.S at the DOS prompt.
Remember: To compile your QF macros, we've included a simple batch file
called QFCOMP.BAT. To recompile your QF macros, change to the
sub-directory where your QF macros are and type in: QFCOMP
END OF REGISTERED USERS ONLY:
BEGIN UNREGISTERED USERS ONLY:
If you have downloaded Quiet Flight from a BBS or obtained it from
a friend, then you are using an UNREGISTERED version of Quiet
Flight which is intended for evaluation purposes only.
Registering Quiet Flight entitles you to these benefits:
- Full source code for all of the Quiet Flight macros written in
SAL (SemWare Application Language).
- Ability to change key definitions for Quiet Flight functions.
- Technical support via e-mail or telephone
- Updates and Additional Macros.
Quiet Flight sells for $49.95 + $10 S/H.
Also, until the full release of the SEMWARE EDITOR, we offer these
additional discounts. If you are a registered user of BRIEF you will
receive $10 off. If you are a registered user of dBRIEF or Quiet Flight
for BRIEF, you may receive an additional $10 off.
To register, print out the QFREG.TXT, fill it in and send it in.
Satisfaction is guaranteed, we have a 120 day return policy.
END OF UNREGISTERED USERS ONLY:
** Three Keys to Remember:
Alt \ will toggle Quiet Flight On and Off.
Alt / will bring up a menu for the Quiet Flight macros.
Ctrl F1 will bring up a list of your keyword expansion
for the current file you are editing.
Thank you for your support.
Randy Wallin and Ryan Katri.