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@X08─[@X0FFlag Cmds@X08]─[@X0F@MINLEFT@ @X07min left@X08]─[@X0F@X0F@X08/@X0F@X08/@X0F?@X08] @X07
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@X08 Flag @X07
@X4F FLAG @X07
F
flag
@X08 View @X07
@X4F VIEW @X07
V
view
@X08 Quit @X07
@X4F QUIT @X07
Q
quit
@X08 Nuke @X07
@X4F NUKE @X07
N
!C:\PPE\EFLAG\BCNUKE.PPE
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Enhanced Flag v2.1 by Drew [PWA]
Line 1 : The second prompt used when in "flag" or "mark" mode.
Line 2 : The number of spaces to print between each command.
Line 3 : The number of commands when in "mark" mode.
Line 4+ : If the number in Line 3 is greater than zero, then for each command,
you need to put the following in groups of four lines:
1. Unhighlighted text
2. Highlighted text
3. The hotkey used
4. There are four possible values here:
a. Meta-command. These are the built-in commands that are
automatically recognized by EFLAG. I hope this is somewhat
self-explanatory.
Valid meta-commands are: flag view quit
b. PPE to run. Be sure to start this line with a "!".
Example: !C:\PCB\PPE\NUKE.PPE
c: File to display. Be sure to start this line with a "%".
Example: %C:\PCB\BLT\FOO.BLT
d: Text to display.
Example: This PPE is awesome!
If it's a PPE (so it begins with a "!"), EFLAG will execute it
with ONE parameter: the filename that is currently flagged. So
let's say you want to run a nuker from EFLAG, be sure that the
nuker (or whatever ppe you want to run) expects the filename as
its first parameter.
Really, this isn't as complicated as I'm making it sound.