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1.4.0 (March 2018) and later are posted on GitHub under releases:
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https://github.com/AppleCommander/AppleCommander/releases
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1.3.4 (2007-03-31)
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* Started using the SWT S-Leak application to test for application resource leakage.
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* Reports of a few issues with 800K images. UniDOS in particular doesn't appear to be
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recognized appropriately. This was due to a mix-up in setting the the image ordering.
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* Fixed the bug where the import of a binary file does not set the address for DOS images.
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* Fixed bug that where a file could not be exported as raw binary. (Crashed AppleCommander.)
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* Raw binary files may now be imported - just check the raw image checkbox in the import
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wizard.
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* Prepare for internationalization (I18N). Started as a simplification process but it
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got carried away. Text is stored in text bundles throughout the code. The files
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end with ____Bundle.properties. The groupings are Storage, Compiler, Ui, and
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Text; directories relate to the package. Contributions are more than welcome
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seeing as I know very little German and it's unlikely that I'll get my wife to
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spend time translating to Spanish.
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* Updates per Eclipse 3.0 recommendations.
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* Resolve OS X issues where window cannot come to the foreground. (J Matthews)
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* Add Apple Pascal writing capability. (J Matthews)
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1.3.3 (2004-06-18)
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* Repackage code - packages were getting a bit large. The goal is to make class
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structure/placement more logical.
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GUI:
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- Moved the SWT wizards into their own packages;
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- Separated utility classes into the util package;
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- Main application windows remain in swt package.
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Storage:
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- Moved OS formats into their respective packages in the "os" package
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(dos33, prodos, cpm, rdos, pascal);
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- Filters are now in the filters package.
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- General storage classes remain under storage (Disk, FormattedDisk, etc).
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* Added formatted assembly FileFilter. Understands Merlin format source files.
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Need to recognize various formats - T.*, *.S, etc. Need examples for other
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formats (Orca, APW, etc).
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* File viewer window now scrolls an appropriate amount: PgUp/PgDn, arrows,
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mousewheel all work (must select content area first of course).
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* Wizard windows no longer show up with the title bar off the screen.
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* Refactored FileViewerWindow. Created supporting FilterAdapter classes as well as
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(presumably) reusable ContentAdapters. Started caching the filtered content for
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a little speed improvement when switching filters (native, hex, raw) in the FileView.
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* Hans Otten provided information on Apple Pascal's formatting of ".text" files - they
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are now read correctly with appropriate character spacing and header section is ignored.
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* Fixed error where viewing an invalid graphics file crashed AppleCommander (typically was
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too short). This can be done by context menu -> View As -> Graphics.
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* Further automate build (and web site) deployment.
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Ant now builds source zip, GUI JAR, command-line jar, javadoc, and website. Website zip
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file only needs to be extracted into the web root to be deployed. Windows executable is
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scripted but not plugged into the Ant script at this time.
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1.3.2 (2004-06-05)
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* Print file listing or full disk listing (including subdirectories or multiple
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volumes).
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* Added support for Super Hi-Res 3200 color format (PIC of 38400 bytes, file type
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$C1 and auxiliary type $0002).
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* Updated preferences to remember the following directory locations:
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- Open
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- Save/Save As (new)
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- Import (new)
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- Export
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- Compile
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* Added support for Finder Icons File ($CA or "ICN").
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* Added CP/M disk image support.
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* Restructured how AppleCommander manages disk ordering. This simplifies the
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manner in which various disk ordering schemes are implemented, and makes it
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possible to translate between ordering schemes.
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* Support for nibble images (*.NIB) added. Can read and write to the images
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as long as that format supports writing.
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* To support nibble images, changed the structure surrounding the disk image
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for a Disk. There now is an ImageOrder which manages the ordering of data on
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the image and supplies low-level read and write routines (track/sector and
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block). An ImageOrder holds data in an image layout - this allows the generic
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byte array and 2IMG layouts to be abstracted away from an images order. This
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does add interaction complexity but actually simplified the Disk class.
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* Viewing or double-clicking on a directory will navigate into that directory.
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* Viewing a deleted file no longer crashes AppleCommander - a warning message
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is displayed.
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* Updated Export Graphics wizard and export right-click options.
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* Add the ability to change physical order too (DOS <=> ProDOS <=> Nibble)
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on 140KB images.
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* Add ability to compare disks - regardless of physical order.
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* Started using Gimp for images (instead of Microsoft Photo Draw 2).
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* Added a "View As" menu pick in context menu. (Just Text or Graphics at this time.)
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1.3.1 (2003-12-12)
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* Short-cut keys have been implemented.
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- From AppleCommander window:
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- CTRL+O = Open a disk image
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- CTRL+C = Create a new disk image
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- CTRL+A = About...
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- From disk window
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- Toolbar shortcuts:
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- F2 = Standard file view
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- F3 = Native file view
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- F4 = Detail file view
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- F5 = Show deleted files
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- CTRL+I = Import files wizard
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- CTRL+S = Save
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- CTRL+SHIFT+S = Save As
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- Directory shortcuts (in addition to toolbar shortcuts)
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- "+" = expand one level
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- "-" = close one level
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- CTRL+"+" = expand fully
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- CTRL+"-" = close fully
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- File shortcuts (in addition to toolbar shortcuts)
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- CTRL+E = Export file wizard
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- CTRL+C = Compile BASIC program (BETA)
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- CTRL+V = View file (later version)
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- CTRL+D = Delete file
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* Spent time ensuring that buttons, context menus, and shortcuts are enabled or
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disabled as appropriate.
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* Save does not allow the disk image location to be chosen for new images. (Maybe
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the wizard should pay more attention?)
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- Implemented Save As
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- A save on a new image invokes Save As
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* File preview supports:
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- BASIC programs (Applesoft and Integer BASIC); Applesoft BASIC is colored
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- Graphics images (same as supported by the graphics export function)
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- Appleworks (database, spreadsheet, word processor)
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- Text files
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- Hex dump of all the above
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- "Raw" format of all of the above; this includes all data as read from disk
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including length and starting address as well as full sectors/blocks
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- Shortcuts available:
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- F2 = Native format view (as applicable)
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- F3 = Hex dump view
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- F4 = Raw hex dump of disk bytes (includes length or address start along
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with all bytes stored on disk - a multiple of 256 or 512 depending
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on disk format)
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- CTRL+A = Select all (only text formats)
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- CTRL+C = Copy to clipboard (only text formats)
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- CTRL+P = Print
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* Printing is available from the file preview.
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* Copy is available from file preview except for images.
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* Opening an invalid disk image (or a file that is not a disk image) no longer
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crashes AppleCommander.
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* Provide a command-line interface - John Matthews "ac" is now supplied as part
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of the AppleCommander distribution. If AppleCommander gets no command-line
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arguments, the GUI version is launched. Otherwise, AppleCommander reserves
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the following messages:
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-swt = force SWT version
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-swing = force Swing version (N/A - may be removed)
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-command = force command interpreter (not done - may be superceded by
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the "ac" utility)
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-help or -? = general help messages
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Everything else is passed on to John's "ac" command-line version (from the
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application help):
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AppleCommander command line options:
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-l <imagename> list directory of image.
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-e <filename> <imagename> export file from image to stdout.
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-g <filename> <imagename> get raw file from image to stdout.
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-p <destname> <type> <addr> <imagename> put stdin
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in destname on image, using file type and address.
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-d <filename> <imagename> delete file from image.
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-p140 <imagename> <volname> create a 140K ProDOS image.
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-p800 <imagename> <volname> create a 800K ProDOS image.
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1.3.0 (2003-12-05)
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* HDV disks are not always created to their full capacity. AppleCommander, however,
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assumes that the size of the file on disk is the size of the disk. (Really!)
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This is an issue because the ProDOS bitmap indicates there is a certain
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amount of space and AppleCommander just assumes that the data exists.
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* Incorporated fixes from John Matthews. See:
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http://www.wright.edu/~john.matthews/ac.html
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* Early release of Applesoft BASIC compiler. This currently is limited to assembly
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of small programs. If a command is not compiled, you are likely to just get an
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error about expecting a line number. Expressions are not very complete. Supported
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commands are:
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END, FLASH, FOR, GOTO, GR, HCOLOR, HGR, HGR2, HOME, HPLOT,
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HTAB, INVERSE, NEXT, NORMAL, PRINT, RETURN, TEXT, VTAB
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Unsupported commands are:
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ABS, AND, ASC, AT, ATN, CALL, CHR$, CLEAR, COLOR=, CONT, COS,
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DATA, DEF, DEL, DIM, DRAW, EXP, FN, FRE, GET, GOSUB, GR, HIMEM:,
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HLIN, IF, IN#, INPUT, INT, LEFT$, LEN, LET, LIST, LOAD, LOG,
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LOMEM:, MID$, NEW, NOT, NOTRACE, ON, ONERR, OR, PDL, PEEK, PLOT,
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POKE, POP, POS, PR#, READ, RECALL, REM, RESTORE, RESUME, RIGHT$,
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RND, ROT=, RUN, SAVE, SCALE=, SCRN, SGN, SHLOAD, SIN, SPC,
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SPEED=, SQR, STEP, STOP, STORE, STR$, TAB, TAN, THEN, TO, TRACE,
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USR, VAL, VLIN, WAIT, XDRAW, &
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Note that the compiler is not very sophisticated.
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* Updated build notes and process.
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* DELETE does not seem to delete in all circumstances. (JM caught this one.)
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1.2.3 (2003-04-13)
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* Separated image support for GraphicsFileFilter. This allows easier preparation
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for compiling AppleCommander as a Windows executable (and allows limited image
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support to boot).
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* Compile into native executable (Windows works now).
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* Work on identifying why GCJ introduces slow performance to some areas. This
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appears to be resolved with an early build of GCJ 3.3.
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1.2.2 (2003-03-15)
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* ProDOS disks now re-use deleted file entries. Prior to this fix,
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deleted entries were never re-used. If importing many files, a
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"Disk Full" error would be generated rather quickly.
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* ProDOS file entries do not generate spurious file entries. There
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was no method of detecting unused entries in pre-1.2.2 code.
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* Import file specification should only allow address editing if the filetype
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requires it.
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* Fixed parsing of filetype definitions for ProDOS volumes.
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* Need to be able to import into a directory in ProDOS. This will most
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likely involve adding an interface indicating a (writable) directory.
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This interface would be applied to both disks as well as file entries,
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if appropriate.
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* ProDOS subdirectories need to allocate another block as they fill up; otherwise
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the directory is limited to the number of entries that fit within the allocated
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space.
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* Import now sports a progress indicator and identifies which file is being
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imported.
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* Popup dialogs are now centered above the controlling window instead of popping
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up randomly.
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* Added a Hex Dump file filter that displays offset into file, hex bytes, and
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the ASCII code.
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* AppleCommander is now being built by an ANT script instead of by the
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Eclipse menu pick.
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1.2.1 (2003-03-01)
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* Now carries margin setting through, sets font to Courier New (more
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realistic formatting), and fixes boldface not being turned off
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correctly when converting AWP files to RTF format.
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* Import could/should choose the filetype based upon the file extension for files
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being imported. Mostly useful for ProDOS; unless a filetype mapping is
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introduced.
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* Export of AppleWorks Data Base files.
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* Export of AppleWorks Spread Sheet files.
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* Fixed minor issue with ProDOS disks where files at the 128K border would
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be grown (incorrectly) into a Tree file (instead of a Sapling).
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* Import of multiple files fails after multiple imports. This was an issue
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with ProDOS files >128K ("Tree" files). The delete code didn't handle the
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master index block appropriately when blocks numbered zero were present
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(normally indicating the end of file).
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* DOS 3.3 was not writing correct number of sectors if a file was more than
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256 sectors long.
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* DOS 3.3 was not managing deleted file entries appropriately and tried to
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work with track $FF.
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* Fixed offset calculation for 800K DOS organized disks. This primarily
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affected UniDOS.
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* Import menu should be in directory pane instead of file pane.
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* The information tab does not get updated. Now that the disk can be modified,
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this page needs to be updated when shown.
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1.2.0 (2003-02-11)
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* Can now create disk images. For the moment, these images are not
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bootable (including hard disk images) - they do however boot a
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nifty title screen...
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* Files can now be imported into disks. Formats that support this
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are DOS 3.3 and ProDOS formats. (Pascal and RDOS will come at a
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later point.)
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* The AppleWorks export now has an option for exporting to
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Rich-Text Format (RTF). This format can be loaded into many
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word-processors easily.
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* The graphics export option now supports Super High-Res images.
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Both unpacked and packed formats. These are essentially raw dumps
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from the IIGS memory that were saved to disk.
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* Files can be deleted.
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* Any changes to a disk image can be saved. Please be careful! It's
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easy enough to keep a backup copy of your work these days.
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* Two new DOS derivatives are available: UniDOS and OzDOS (both are
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800K formats).
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* Import from right-click menu needs to be enabled.
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1.1.1 (2002-11-23)
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* Fixed AppleWorks upper/lower case filename resolution. Human memory
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proves to be rusty - fortunately, the folks at gno.org have a good
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reference. See:
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http://www.gno.org/pub/apple2/doc/apple/filetypes/ftn.1a.xxxx
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* Extract AppleWorks word processor (AWP) files. Extracts as raw text
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or HTML (semi formatted). See
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http://www.gno.org/pub/apple2/doc/apple/filetypes/ftn.1a.xxxx
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for a description of the AppleWorks Word Processor file type.
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* Expanded wizard to include AppleWorks Word Processor format/rendering
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options (text or html).
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* If a filter is chosen via the drop-down menu on the button, the button
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thinks it was clicked. Fixed.
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* Exporting a file now warns that a file exists and will as if it should
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be overwritten.
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* Reorganized the user-interface classes. In particular, segmented
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DiskWindow into multiple classes (each tab is a separate class now).
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* Added user preferences to AppleCommander. Currently only tracks the disk
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image directory and the export directory.
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* Attempt to identify file filter based on file type, size, and whatever
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else makes sense.
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* Mark all files as GPL.
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* Allow multiple file exports.
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1.1.0 (2002-11-12)
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* AppleCommander still not starting in Windows 98. InputStream used in
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image loading was not being closed. Did not resolve issue.
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* Raw extract of file data.
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* Extract binary files (differs from raw extract by paying attention
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to file lengths and any additional overhead which the operating system
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may store.
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* Extract files as text.
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* Extract Applesoft files by converting tokens to strings.
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* Extract Integer Basic files by converting tokens to strings.
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* RDOS files are not being read correctly; maybe this is an issue with
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the sector skew? Resolved that RDOS images are apparently 13 sectors.
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Updated accordingly.
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* Fixed bug in DOS Applesoft and Binary file length calculations.
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Deleted file entries were (a) not being detected correctly which
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caused (b) the read of file data to crash AppleCommander. (The initial
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bytes for A and B file types indicate file length.)
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* Updated FileFilter to suggest an appropriate file name.
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* Extracting black & white or color (user selected) HGR file format to
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PNG/JPEG (user selected). GIF is not a part of ImageIO for writing
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(apparently is available for reading).
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* Fixed issue in determining DOS format disks. Originally was only
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checking 3 bytes of the VTOC for valid values. Extended to check for 8
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valid values in the VTOC. Fixed known problem with Crisis Mountain.
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* Allow graphic extraction to happen with JDK 1.3 (currently limited to
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JDK 1.4). If not possible, disable graphics filter. Change export
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options appropriately.
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* Extract Apple double hi-res image formats (B&W, color) and convert to
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PNG/JPEG. Technical specs are available at -
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http://web.pdx.edu/~heiss/technotes/aiie/tn.aiie.03.html
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* Double hi-res images are extracted at 560x384 pixels to maintain
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appropriate aspect ratio.
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* Changed method of loading images. This fixed the Windows 98 startup issue.
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* When opening a disk image on Linux, the tab is now selected. This is
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done implicitly under Windows. When running under Linux (motif to
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be precise), there is no default tab and it must be explicitly selected.
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* Export wizard. Allows filter to be chosen along with any filter settings
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(just graphics right now) and export directory. Settings are remembered
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between exports.
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1.0.1g (2002-10-31)
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* AppleCommander would not start under Windows 98. Looking at where
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the crash happened, it was the only PNG image in the system. Converted
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this PNG image to GIF format and will re-release. No other code changes.
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Does not resolve Windows 98 issue.
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Website (2002-10-28)
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* Make website and announce on comp.sys.apple2.
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1.0.1 (2002-10-27)
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* Fixed a number of JDK 1.3 issues - code where JDK 1.4 is fine, but
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the method is not available in JDK 1.3. These were:
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- NumberFormat.getIntegerInstance() ==> NumberFormat.getNumberInstance().
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- BitMap set(int, boolean) ==> set(int) if true and clear(int) if false.
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* Sort bug - if sorting a string that is null or zero length, a
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NumberFormatException could occur.
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1.0 (2002-10-27)
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* Change to JDK 1.3 for compile. Needed to change entire workspace.
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* Show/hide deleted files. Should be available only on disks which can hold
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deleted files.
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* Support .zip or .gz compression. Added support for GZIP. Unable to find
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an example of a ZIP compressed archive. Deprecated DiskHelper class -
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seemed to make sense to merge into the Disk interface itself.
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* Modify Disk interface to give a list of file types - in a generic manner -
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which would be used by the GUI instead of trying to keep GUI in synch with
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the Disk interface. Added FileFilter to Disk and added getFileFilters
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class method.
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* Double-click on directory should expand that item.
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* Fixed ProDOS filename recognition in the case of a deleted file.
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* Right-click menu for directories - expand/collapse; expand all/collapse all.
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* Add sorting to file table.
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0.92 (2002-10-24)
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* Fix icon transparency. Needed to change from PNG to GIF; apparently SWT
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does not do PNG transparency.
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* Don't use large font in disk usage map; on some displays, the words are
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cut off and the legend doesn't fit in the window.
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* Remove getDirectoryString from FileEntry interface and replace with
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getFileColumnData.
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* In ProDOS view, if address is $0000, it should not be displayed.
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* Remember column sizing in file view.
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* Improved initial width guess for columns in file view.
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* Do not always redraw table - do it intelligently. Checking both the list
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of files and the format before deciding upon an action.
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* Need icons for delete file and save image.
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0.91 (2002-10-21)
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* Implement changing views (standard, native, detail).
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0.90 (2002-10-17)
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* Initial release - basic reading of disks.
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