AppleCommander/TODO
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THINGS TO DO
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This is the internal list of items that need to be done.
--- 1.3.2 ---
* Print file listing or full disk listing (including subdirectories or multiple
volumes).
* Added support for Super Hi-Res 3200 color format (PIC of 38400 bytes, file type
$C1 and auxiliary type $0002).
* Updated preferences to remember the following directory locations:
- Open
- Save/Save As (new)
- Import (new)
- Export
- Compile
* Added support for Finder Icons File ($CA or "ICN").
* Added CP/M disk image support.
--- FUTURE 1.3.x ---
o Compile of BASIC programs
o Create subdirectories as appropriate (ProDOS).
o Enhance the BASIC compiler with a few more commands...
o Improve file preview for Integer BASIC files.
o Improve file preview for AppleWorks Word Processor files (make implementation
generic to a Word Processor).
o Add formatted assembly FileFilter. Needs to understand multiple assembly programs.
Need to recognize various formats - T.*, *.S, etc. (Merlin, Orca, APW, etc).
o SWT image handlers do no appear to work correctly. BMP works - but color seems
off. GIF/PNG/JPEG give errors or a black image.
o Viewing or double-clicking on a directory crashes AppleCommander.
o Add a View As menu pick and drop-down on toolbar. (ie, view as Text or binary)
--- FUTURE 1.4.x (or later) ---
o Add RDOS writing capability.
o Add Apple Pascal writing capability.
o Add CP/M writing capability.
o Add drag-and-drop capability.
o Provide a Swing GUI so people are not "limited" to SWT. This may be tossed.
o Added more information to About box including GPL, TODO, VERSIONS, etc.
o Change disk format.
o Sector/Block editor.
o Open zip files; be able to browse disk images from the zip file. This should be
a different type of window (Archive Window?) that allows disk images to be
opened into a Disk Window. (Saves would have to be to the file system.)
o Open SHK files? Similar operation to zip files.
o Open SDK files? Opens directly into a Disk Window.
o Make formatted images bootable. May need user to supply a "master" disk from
which files or data is copied.