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JB-LEARN
Copyright (C) 1995, Jeff Bishop
History of JB-Learn
Version 1.00 (01-13-95):
The first public release of JB-Learn.
Version 1.01 (01/16/95):
This is a very small maintenance release. Problems were encountered with
the learn dialing directory routine {:ADD_FON}. I use JP Software's 4DOS
and the standard DOS rename command does not accept full pathnames along
with the filenames. The better replacement for DOS (4DOS) does allow this.
I have streamlined the code in this routine so that both versions of the
command processor will function correctly.
Version 1.1 (01/22/95):
Corrected a small bug to automatically detect front-end mailers on
BBS's within JB-Learn itself. Added logic to provide SSLOOKS in learned
macros. This is true both in the JB-Learn menu and in the data file
parser. The {COMMO} limits of 15 SSLOOK strings can be defined. Once
these are defined, creation of SSLOOK strings is not performed until a
LOOKFOR is generated. Logic has been added to check and see if the BBS
prompt found has already been dealt with earlier with a SSLOOK. If it
has, no intervention is required with these matches from the user while
learning. Added novice/expert menu choices controlled via the NOV_MENU
variable. Removed compiled version of the macro from this point forward
to have a smaller ZIP file.
Version 1.2 (02/04/95):
Made sure that the macro file always gets written to {COMMO}'s home
directory. Moved input of the macro label before the invalid character
checks. Limited the label name to 8 characters instead of 10. Made sure
that the SSLOOK counter is reset in all areas. Added code to insure read
open errors will never happen. Very limited cases have been noticed but
I am not able to reproduce them. Added SLKLIMIT to control the number
of SSLOOK definitions allowed. Added the ability to define SSLOOK
definitions to be carried forward. What does this mean? Once a LOOKFOR
definition is defined, all previous SSLOOK strings are thrown away once
the LOOKFOR completes. JB-Learn will now re-define those that you
specify after each and every LOOKFOR. This gives you even more power.
Removed the <F> option from the menu. Added logic used to prevent more
than 15 SSLOOKS from being defined prior to the first LOOKFOR. Changed
the {STOP} to an {UNLO} at the completion of the macro so that it is cleared
out of {COMMO} macro space.