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Description
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This PEL code allows Preditor/2 v2.1 to understand the concept of
projects as I put it, GROUPS. I commonly work on multiple Groups (projects),
but one at a time. So I like to load all of the files associated with a
GROUP all at one time. So to change GROUPS I currently have to
close all current buffers and then open, one at a time, the files I want
to work on. Not anymore!
NOTICE: This was developed on and for ISPF emulation, detached windows/
one window per buffer. I have *no* idea if this will work in other
emulations/window modes.
Disclaimer
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The SOURCE is supplied "AS IS" without any warranty of any kind,
either expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, the
implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular
purpose.
In no event shall 2Rud Software be liable for any damages, either
direct or consequential, caused by the use, or inability to use,
this program, even if 2Rud Software has been advised of the
possibility of such damages.
Support
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HEY! It's source code so you can fix it yourself!
But if you just *have* to tell me how much you like it <g>,
you can contact me at:
Internet:rmahoney@bix.com
CIS:73142,2765
Cost
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FREE! All I ask is that you evaluate my as-you-type spell checker,
SpellGuard. It is on hobbes.nmsu.edu in pub/os2/wpsutil/spellgrd.zip,
Compuserve in OS2BVEN lib 1 - SPLGRD.ZIP and SPDICT.ZIP or point
your Web Browser at http://www.netusa.net/~rmahoney/
Usage
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1) Put group.pel in the Preditor/2 pel dir
2) Put group.dlg and makegrp.cmd in the Preditor/2 resource dir
3) Add a line containing "group.pel" to the file wpel.rsp in the pel dir
4) Exit Preditor/2
5) Run the PEL compiler (make_ae.cmd in the Preditor/2 pel dir)
6) Run makegrp.cmd - if you have added any resources to USER.DLL,
this will overwrite them!
7) Start Preditor/2
8) *I* suggest put putting a key-binding on ALT-G to open_group
and another on ALT-A for add_file_to_group
Call open_group (ALT-G if you followed the above suggestion). The
"Open A Group" dialog will appear.
"OPEN A GROUP" DIALOG
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Groups Listbox
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Shows what GROUPS have been defined
Files in Group
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Shows what filenames have been assigned to the GROUP selected in
the GROUPS listbox
GROUP radio button
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When this is selected, the ADD/DELETE pushbutton applies
to the GROUPS listbox.
FILENAME radio button
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When this is selected, the ADD/DELETE pushbutton applies
to the Files in Group listbox.
ADD pushbutton
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This will add a GROUP or FILENAME to the appropriate listbox
DELETE pushbutton
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This will delete a GROUP or FILENAME
OPEN pushbutton
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This will save the existing state of all the GROUPs,
set the CURRENT GROUP to the selected group,
close all current buffers and open a window/buffer for
each filename in the selected GROUP
SET pushbutton
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This will save the existing state of all the GROUPs and set the
CURRENT GROUP to the GROUP selected in the GROUP listbox
CANCEL pushbutton
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This will ignore any changes and set the CURRENT GROUP to null
ADD_FILE_TO_GROUP
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IF a CURRENT GROUP is defined (not null) this will associate
the current buffer to the CURRENT GROUP
IMPORTANT NOTE!!!!!
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All GROUP data is kept in GROUP.DAT in wherever your default directory is.
EDIT IT AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!! <g>