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v2.23
Language Editor Documentation
(c) 1993 - 1994 EASTsoft, The Netherlands
Release date: 19-May-1993
Area browser / tagger
Keyword / Filename / Date Searcher / tagger
D.I.S.P. Compatible TagFile Editor
For R.A. 1.xx
Written by Berry Cozijnsen
Documentation by David Casey
(c) Copyright 1991-1993 by EASTsoft
All Rights Reserved
Berry Cozijnsen Eastwave BBS
PO. Box 254
3830 AG Leusden
The Netherlands
+31-(0)33-941000
NetMail
[2:283/518@Fidonet]
[17:770/102@()lympic]
[77:8405/213@Universal]
This is a very short doc file, as I feel you all should just about
know already how a language file works. EastTag has a language file almost
identical to that of Remote Access's (TM) Language file. All the functions
are listed at the bottom of the screen.
To edit a language prompt, use your cursor keys to navigate your
way around the language file, highlight the prompt you wish to edit, and
press ENTER. You will first be asked which keys you would like to have as
the hotkey, edit that to your liking. After pressing ENTER a second time,
you will beable to edit the prompt. Remember to have the same key high-
lighted as the key you designated as the hot-key.
Changing colors in the language editor, is simple. If you hit
ALT-C you will be brought to a color chart. Again, use your arrow keys to
navigate your way around, until you find the color you like, and press
ENTER. That will change the normal colors for that line. Next to edit the
highlighted color, when editing the prompt, you will see a "" symbol.
This represents a color change also. To get this, Place the cursor where
you want the color change and hit CTRL-P then CTRL-K. It will show as a
white "K", this means you did it right. Next place a "[" bracket and then
you will need to follow the chart below to get your color characters. Then
just a plain CTRL-P CTRL-K ] will change back to the default line color.
Color Chart
Foreground Colors BackGround Colors
──────────────── ─────────────────
0 = Black 0 = Black
1 = Blue 1 = Blue
2 = Green 2 = Green
3 = Cyan 3 = Cyan
4 = Red 4 = Red
5 = Purple 5 = Purple
6 = Brown 6 = Brown
7 = White 7 = White
8 = Grey
9 = Bright Blue
A = Bright Green
B = Bright Cyan
C = Bright Red
D = Bright Purple
E = Bright Yellow
F = Bright White
For Flashing Colors, the foreground will be the same, but the background
is what signifies the blinking foreground.
0 = Flashing Black 8 = Black
1 = Flashing Blue 9 = Blue
2 = Flashing Green A = Green
3 = Flashing Cyan B = Cyan
4 = Flashing Red C = Red
5 = Flashing Purple D = Purple
6 = Flashing Brown E = Brown
7 = Flashing White F = White
8 = Flashing Grey
9 = Flashing Bright Blue
A = Flashing Bright Green
B = Flashing Bright Cyan
C = Flashing Bright Red
D = Flashing Bright Purple
E = Flashing Bright Yellow
F = Flashing Bright White
Example:
Enter keyword to search for or K[0E[ENTER]K] to terminate
│ │
│ │
│ └ This changes back to default.
│
└ This will change to Yellow.
Also in this version, if you get confused editing the prompt, and would
like to see the default, look at the top of the screen. This will show you
what the default prompt is, and what your prompt currently looks like. To
copy the default prompt, press ALT-D. Also on all lines with a hotkey, if
you press ALT-K, you will be able to change the hotkey from there.
Also, on some lines you will notice special characters. These
expand to different things, and can ONLY be used on that line. These are
as follows.
Line number 15
Move with arrow keys (2-8) Press Enter to tag or Q to Quit : ## Tagged
## - These two pound signs will expand to the total number
of files the user currently has tagged.
Line number 20
@ Not Found
@ - This macro will expand to the search argument the user
has selected.
Line number 26
Erasing @ from taglist
@ - On this line, the same macro will expand to the file
being erased.
Line number 36
Starting *** Please Wait...
*** - This will expand to the external door as set in the
configuration. IE: FileDoor or EFT.
Line Number 37
Extracting @ from # Please Wait...
@ - Will be replaced with the file to be extracted.
# - Will be replaced with the file that the extracted file
is extracted from.
To bring up a little help screen at any time, press F1. This gives you a
little help screen to help you along.
I think with this little bit of info, you can manage your way
around the language editor. If you need anymore help, refer to the Remote
Access (TM) docs. It's basically the same.