-CMaster now handles Dragging Selections The further above or below the text pane you go, the faster the scrolling. Use the Option key to get 10 lines at a click, and the Command key to get 50 lines per click-both useful if you need to select large functions within a file. You can also use the Shift key to get normal dragging behavior no matter how far you drag above or below the text pane.
-New FUNC resource lets you override the monaco default font used for the GoBack menu.
CMaster 2.0.1:
-Two new options to the Comment feature let you force comments around text, even if the selection starts with a comment.
-A new Variable was added, LineNumber, which returns the number of the line containing the cursor, or the start of a selection.
-You can now do a text cursor override by adding a ‘CURS’ ID 1 cursor to your CMaster Prefs file.
-You can Alias CMaster and CMaster Externals (useful if you run multiple versions of THINK.) To do this, you MUST remove, then reinstall, the CMaster resources using the CMaster Installer version 2.0.1!
-More Color Preferences allow you to further color the Icons and Icon Bar.
CMaster 2.0.0:
Since the manual was printed, CMaster got a New Key Functions:
move window to template: If you define a WIND ID 15000 resource in your CMaster Prefs file, CMaster moves the current source window to that location; header files (with a .h... suffix) move to the location specified by WIND ID 15001 (also, see the Overriding section under CMaster Help.)
In addition, you can force all windows to open to these templates by selecting the Open Windows to WIND Values menu item under the Preference Modifiers menu. Also under this menu, you will see three Font Override selections. Deselect items to inhibit just that option when CMaster would otherwise override the file’s values (see Window Look Preferences for these options.) CMaster can also save the values it used during the override (Save Overrides When Closing) either silently or with a notification showing the old and new values (Notify When Overriding). Granted, it would have been better to have these fit into that preference, but we ran out of both room and time.
You can use the refresh screen Key Function to apply an override font to Disassembled windows.
Move Up , Move Middle, and Move Down have a new feature with the control key modifier: move the caret to the screen top, middle, or bottom respectively. Useful if you page up or down from the keyboard and want to place the caret onscreen so you can begin editing, all without using the mouse.
