Nice Kerm! I think one of the major complaints about DocDE6 was the lack of a backspace button (I know that it's more global, but ticalc.org reviewers don't always )
Can't wait to see what you add next

Weird, none (or so few that I don't remember them) of those complaints ever filtered down to me.

Thanks; according to my veritable To-Do List I have four features and two bugs pending, plus I want to add a Help item to the DCS Menu once just about everything is done and I know how much space I'm dealing with. I'm very nicely on track for an August 1st (lor earlier) release of Doors CS 6.8 beta, which, pending no giant bugs being found, will allow me to focus my attentions on an SDK and a manual for the final DCS 7 release.

Maybe that was just me
Nvm, found the ticalc.org review (the latest)

I snipped it, in case you didn't notice.

Ah, thanks, I had totally not noticed that at all. I think people don't realize that you don't have to keep saving, just save once and the file is automatically saved forever. That's part of the beauty of the AP system.

As per Anakclusmos' request, the input a=0 for FileOpen and FileSaveAs now forces DCS to only display files relevant to the current program (as judged by looking at the AP Main's header at $9da5 forward). Using a!=0 instead makes DCS use the previous behavior, viz., display all files regardless of whether the current program has indicated that it is capable of handling that file.

Here's a nice little demo with DDE7 and MT3:


Edit: RenderGUI now is wrapped in a switch up to 15MHz. TextRedraw inside TextInr, for the three types of text input, also pitches up to 15MHz when possible.

yay updates
can't wait to be able to use backspace
so um, did you ever figure out if the [alpha] mashing fix actually did work?

EDIT: just tested 6.7.8 beta and yes it is fixed on both ASM and BASIC Good job Kerm

That's awesome! I'm glad to hear it, I'll mark those bugs as definitely fixed in the wiki.

Ok great Good thing I caught them someone might have accidentally wiped there RAM with it

To be honest, I didn't actually fix anything with ASM programs (that I know of); I only fixed the problem with BASIC programs, which turned out to be an oddly-related problem to what you were coming up with. I'm nervous that I never actually found a solid reason for the ASM crashes.

ah lol, well maybe that somehow fixed the ASM one, because I can't get it to happen again

I'm glad to hear it, and thank you also for all the other bug reports and feature suggestions. Did I miss any of them?