Funnelweb Editor V5 - Revision history

Stefan Haubenthal: Category

2015-06-10T14:23:50Z

Stephen Shaw: /* Using the pc99 emulator */ correct case

2015-01-05T11:55:38Z

Using the pc99 emulator: correct case

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	The negative to using ED/AEH and EE/AEH is the Funnelweb kernel can no longer be stored in VDP during Editor operation for instant reappearance on exit, but must be reloaded from the Funnelweb boot-disk.		The negative to using ED/AEH and EE/AEH is the Funnelweb kernel can no longer be stored in VDP during Editor operation for instant reappearance on exit, but must be reloaded from the Funnelweb boot-disk.

	==Using the [[~~pc99~~]] emulator==		==Using the [[PC99]] emulator==
	The emulation pc99 uses keyboard mapping which prevents a few keys being passed to the Funnelweb Editor when using the CTRL key. Keyboard mapping can be changed - the following assumes default. The work around if you need to type CTRL and a number is to use the ALT key as follows.		The emulation pc99 uses keyboard mapping which prevents a few keys being passed to the Funnelweb Editor when using the CTRL key. Keyboard mapping can be changed - the following assumes default. The work around if you need to type CTRL and a number is to use the ALT key as follows.

Stephen Shaw: /* Using the pc99 emulator */ add link to pc99

2015-01-05T11:55:19Z

Using the pc99 emulator: add link to pc99

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	The negative to using ED/AEH and EE/AEH is the Funnelweb kernel can no longer be stored in VDP during Editor operation for instant reappearance on exit, but must be reloaded from the Funnelweb boot-disk.		The negative to using ED/AEH and EE/AEH is the Funnelweb kernel can no longer be stored in VDP during Editor operation for instant reappearance on exit, but must be reloaded from the Funnelweb boot-disk.

	==Using the pc99 emulator==		==Using the [[pc99]] emulator==
	The emulation pc99 uses keyboard mapping which prevents a few keys being passed to the Funnelweb Editor when using the CTRL key. Keyboard mapping can be changed - the following assumes default. The work around if you need to type CTRL and a number is to use the ALT key as follows.		The emulation pc99 uses keyboard mapping which prevents a few keys being passed to the Funnelweb Editor when using the CTRL key. Keyboard mapping can be changed - the following assumes default. The work around if you need to type CTRL and a number is to use the ALT key as follows.

Stephen Shaw: /* ShowDirectory */ add link to fractured file discussion

2015-01-05T11:53:45Z

ShowDirectory: add link to fractured file discussion

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	==ShowDirectory==		==ShowDirectory==
	An asterisk by a file indicates a fractured file.		An asterisk by a file indicates a [[fractured file]].

	(P)rotect and (U)nprotect of files now use these more obvious keys. Pressing (T) marks the Display/80 file under the cursor bar in the directory as the LoadTemp file, and pressing <space> marks the Workfile, and pressing <O>riginal restores these to their values at entry to SD. Exit from SD is by (ctrl-=).		(P)rotect and (U)nprotect of files now use these more obvious keys. Pressing (T) marks the Display/80 file under the cursor bar in the directory as the LoadTemp file, and pressing <space> marks the Workfile, and pressing <O>riginal restores these to their values at entry to SD. Exit from SD is by (ctrl-=).

Stephen Shaw: add linkt ot article TI Writer

2015-01-05T11:53:17Z

add linkt ot article TI Writer

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	[[File:fweb5.png\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Screen grab of version 5 Funnelweb editor Help page 1]]		[[File:fweb5.png\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Screen grab of version 5 Funnelweb editor Help page 1]]
	The Funlweb editor started life looking like the editor from TI's Word Processor "TI Writer" and developed from there.		The Funlweb editor started life looking like the editor from TI's Word Processor "[[TI Writer]]" and developed from there.

	This article is heavily based upon a review by Charles Good in Micropendium magazine and has used the documentation files supplied with the software.		This article is heavily based upon a review by Charles Good in Micropendium magazine and has used the documentation files supplied with the software.

Stephen Shaw: /* New quick key edit functions */ add link to original TI Writer quick keys

2014-11-12T09:41:30Z

New quick key edit functions: add link to original TI Writer quick keys

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	==New quick key edit functions==		==New quick key edit functions==
			This is only a subset, see the documentation for a full list. Also refer to the original [[TI Writer#Editor Short Cut Keys Summary\|TI Writer quick commands]] article.

	These changes allow more use of the left hand alone for quick key editing functions.		These changes allow more use of the left hand alone for quick key editing functions.

Stephen Shaw: /* New Command Line commands */ add link to list of original commands

2014-11-12T09:39:36Z

New Command Line commands: add link to list of original commands

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	==New Command Line commands==		==New Command Line commands==

			Refer to the article [[TI Writer#Editor Short Cut Keys Summary\|TI Writer commands]] for the original TI Writer commands.

	Several new command line 2-letter entries have been introduced in various categories. An important and the most		Several new command line 2-letter entries have been introduced in various categories. An important and the most
	obvious change to command mode is that text may be scrolled by line or page using the normal set of up/down scroll		obvious change to command mode is that text may be scrolled by line or page using the normal set of up/down scroll

Stephen Shaw: /* Using the pc99 emulator */ change 2 characters

2014-11-11T17:52:00Z

Using the pc99 emulator: change 2 characters

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	CTRL 6=ALT 135; CTRL 7=ALT 136; CTRL 8=ALT 137; CTRL 9=ALT 138		CTRL 6=ALT 135; CTRL 7=ALT 136; CTRL 8=ALT 137; CTRL 9=ALT 138
	CTRL 0=ALT 139		CTRL 0=ALT 139
	and finally to change from upper case to lower case which requires CTRL ; use ALT 129.		and finally to change from upper case to lower case which requires CTRL . use ALT 129.

	There does not seem to be a way to key in CTRL . when using PC99 without changing pc99 keyboard mapping.		There does not seem to be a way to key in CTRL ; when using PC99 without changing pc99 keyboard mapping.

Stephen Shaw: /* Case Conversion */ add special note re PC99 emulator

2014-11-11T17:50:55Z

Case Conversion: add special note re PC99 emulator

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	under the cursor to upper case, and (ctrl-.) below it on the TI99/4A keyboard converts upper to lower case, with		under the cursor to upper case, and (ctrl-.) below it on the TI99/4A keyboard converts upper to lower case, with
	auto-repeat.		auto-repeat.

			When using the pc99 emulation with default keyboard mapping, to change an upper case character to a lower case character, place the cursor over the character, press and hold the ALT key and then using the numeric keypad press numbers 1 then 2 then 9, and then release ALT. There does not seem to be a way to key CTRL ; - just type over the character!

	==Margin Release==		==Margin Release==

Stephen Shaw: add image of Editor Help Page 1

2014-11-11T17:46:08Z

add image of Editor Help Page 1

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	[[File:fweb4.png\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Screen grab of version 5 Funnelweb editor]]		[[File:fweb4.png\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Screen grab of version 5 Funnelweb editor]]

			[[File:fweb5.png\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Screen grab of version 5 Funnelweb editor Help page 1]]
	The Funlweb editor started life looking like the editor from TI's Word Processor "TI Writer" and developed from there.		The Funlweb editor started life looking like the editor from TI's Word Processor "TI Writer" and developed from there.

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	There does not seem to be a way to key in CTRL ; when using PC99 without changing pc99 keyboard mapping.		There does not seem to be a way to key in CTRL ; when using PC99 without changing pc99 keyboard mapping.

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