Dec 102017
| Command recall, and aliasing for OS/2 character sessions. C & ASM source. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| ALIAS | 238 | 144 | deflated |
| ALIAS.C | 4033 | 1205 | deflated |
| ALIAS.DEF | 215 | 122 | deflated |
| ALIAS.DLL | 6938 | 2445 | deflated |
| ALIAS.DOC | 10194 | 3916 | deflated |
| ALIAS.EXE | 14066 | 7748 | deflated |
| INSMODE.ASM | 37599 | 9137 | deflated |
| INSMODE.DLL | 6940 | 2452 | deflated |
| KEYSTRIN.ASM | 37593 | 9126 | deflated |
| READ.ME | 945 | 485 | deflated |
Download File ALIAS11.ZIP Here
Contents of the READ.ME file
Due to the author's gracious provision of source code for ALIAS
version 1.1, I have added files which make insert mode the default for
command line editing, a personal preference that some others may
share. To make insert mode the default on your system, copy the file
INSMODE.DLL to LIBPATH as ALIAS.DLL instead of using the ALIAS.DLL in
this archive. If you wish to make changes to the "insert mode"
version, the source for INSMODE.DLL is found in the file INSMODE.ASM,
which should be renamed to KEYSTRIN.ASM for the make file to work
correctly.
This version is a slight bug fix over the version contained in
ALIAS11.ARC: hitting ENTER with the non-default editing state (insert
or overstrike) left the cursor shape and the editing state out of
sync.
William M. Miller
BIX: wmiller
CIS: 72105,1744
version 1.1, I have added files which make insert mode the default for
command line editing, a personal preference that some others may
share. To make insert mode the default on your system, copy the file
INSMODE.DLL to LIBPATH as ALIAS.DLL instead of using the ALIAS.DLL in
this archive. If you wish to make changes to the "insert mode"
version, the source for INSMODE.DLL is found in the file INSMODE.ASM,
which should be renamed to KEYSTRIN.ASM for the make file to work
correctly.
This version is a slight bug fix over the version contained in
ALIAS11.ARC: hitting ENTER with the non-default editing state (insert
or overstrike) left the cursor shape and the editing state out of
sync.
William M. Miller
BIX: wmiller
CIS: 72105,1744
December 10, 2017
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