Category : Utilities for DOS and Windows Machines
Archive   : SLEDMOUS.ZIP
Filename : SLED.DEF

 
Output of file : SLED.DEF contained in archive : SLEDMOUS.ZIP
BEGIN LBUTTON, MBUTTON, RBUTTON, LMOVE, RMOVE, UMOVE, DMOVE, 20,20
LBUTTON: POPUP 1,1,120
TEXT "ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÑÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÑÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÑÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ»"
TEXT "º Exit This Menu ³ Dir ? ³ Begin Srch/Rep ³ Time On/Off º"
TEXT "º HELP (Alt-H)³ Insert Line ³ Continue Srch/R ³ Indent On/Off º"
TEXT "º Save File ³ Duplicate Line ³ Return to Place ³ Options º"
TEXT "º Load File ³ Erase to EOL ³ Center Line ³ Colors º"
TEXT "º Next File ³ Delete Line ³ ³ Show Line Ends º"
TEXT "º Save File & Exit³ Join Lines ³ ³ º"
TEXT "º Quit File ³ Split Line ³ ³ º"
TEXT "º Quit All & Exit ³ Enter Spcl Text ³ ³ º"
TEXT "º Name File ³ Top of File ³ ³ Exec DOS Commandº"
TEXT "º Dir ³ End of File ³ ³ Enter DOS shell º"
TEXT "ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÏÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÏÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÏÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ"

SELECT 2,3,16
SELECT 3,3,16,HELP
SELECT 4,3,16,SAVE
SELECT 5,3,16,LOAD
SELECT 6,3,16,NEXT
SELECT 7,3,16,SAVEX
SELECT 8,3,16,QUITF
SELECT 9,3,16,ABORTED
SELECT 10,3,16,NAME
SELECT 11,3,16,DIR
SELECT 2,21,16,DIRQ
SELECT 3,21,16,INSLINE
SELECT 4,21,16,DUPLINE
SELECT 5,21,16,EREOLN
SELECT 6,21,16,DELINE
SELECT 7,21,16,JOIN
SELECT 8,21,16,SPLIT
SELECT 9,21,16,SPCL
SELECT 10,21,16,TOPFILE
SELECT 11,21,16,ENDFILE

SELECT 2,38,16,BEGINS
SELECT 3,38,16,CONTINS
SELECT 4,38,16,RETTOP
SELECT 5,38,16,CENTER
SELECT 6,38,16
SELECT 7,38,16
SELECT 8,38,16
SELECT 9,38,16
SELECT 10,38,16
SELECT 11,38,16

SELECT 2,57,16,TIMETOG
SELECT 3,57,16,INDTOG
SELECT 4,57,16,OPTNS
SELECT 5,57,16,COLORS
SELECT 6,57,16,SHWLNDS
SELECT 7,57,16
SELECT 8,57,16
SELECT 9,57,16
SELECT 10,57,16,DOSCMD
SELECT 11,57,16,DOSHL
PEND

LMOVE: TYPE 0,75
RMOVE: TYPE 0,77
UMOVE: TYPE 0,72
DMOVE: TYPE 0,80

HELP: EXECUTE alth
SAVE: execute F4
LOAD: execute F3
NEXT: execute F8
SAVEX: execute F4, typeyes, altq
QUITF: execute F7
ABORTED: execute altq
NAME: execute altn
DIR: execute F5, return
DIRQ: execute F5

INSLINE: execute F10
DUPLINE: execute shF10
EREOLN: execute altk
DELINE: TYPE 127
JOIN: execute altj
SPLIT: execute alts
SPCL: execute F9
TOPFILE: execute ctlhome
ENDFILE: execute ctlend

BEGINS: execute F2
CONTINS: execute F1
RETTOP: execute altz
CENTER: execute F6

TIMETOG: execute altg
INDTOG: execute alta
OPTNS: execute altp
COLORS: execute altr
SHWLNDS: execute altv
DOSCMD: execute alty

DOSHL: execute alty, return
TYPEYES: TYPE "Y"

MBUTTON: MENU " MARK TEXT ",8,55
OPTION " Exit "
OPTION " Mark Line ",ML
OPTION " Mark Block ",MB
OPTION " Undo Mark ",UM
OPTION " Copy Marked ",CM
OPTION " Move Marked ",MM
OPTION " Delete ",DM
OPTION " Sort Marked ",SM
OPTION " Insert Column ",IC
OPTION " Delete Column ",DC
OPTION " Ins/Fill Column ",IFC
MEND

ML: execute altl
MB: execute altx
UM: execute altu
CM: execute altc
DM: execute altd
MM: execute altm
SM: execute alto
IC: execute alteq
DC: execute altmin
IFC: execute alti

RBUTTON: TYPE ESC

;
; keys.def
;
; This file contains key output definition procedures which can be
; used with the Logitech EXECUTE command in Logitech menu source
; programs. Only definitions for 10 function keys with shifted,
; control, and alternate key combinations are used. Only alternate
; and controls are given for uppercase character keys.
;
;

; Control keys are of the form "ctl*:" where * is a character (a-z),
; a function key (F1-F10), home, end, up, down, pgup, pgdn, left,
; right, prtsc corresponding to the IBM keyboard

ctla: type 1
ctlb: type 2
ctlc: type 3
ctld: type 4
ctle: type 5
ctlf: type 6
ctlg: type 7
ctlh: type 8
ctli: type 9
ctlj: type 10
ctlk: type 11
ctll: type 12
ctlm: type 13
ctln: type 14
ctlo: type 15
ctlp: type 16
ctlq: type 17
ctlr: type 18
ctls: type 19
ctlt: type 20
ctlu: type 21
ctlv: type 22
ctlw: type 23
ctlx: type 24
ctly: type 25
ctlz: type 26
ctlF1: type 0, 94
ctlF2: type 0, 95
ctlF3: type 0, 96
ctlF4: type 0, 97
ctlF5: type 0, 98
ctlF6: type 0, 99
ctlF7: type 0, 100
ctlF8: type 0, 101
ctlF9: type 0, 102
ctlF10: type 0, 103
ctlprtsc: type 0, 114
ctlleft: type 0, 115
ctlend: type 0, 117
ctlpgdn: type 0, 118
ctlhome: type 0, 119
ctlpgup: type 0, 132
;
; alt keys same as above but eq for "=" and min for "-"
; also digits 0-9 are included
;
alta: type 0, 30
altb: type 0, 48
altc: type 0, 46
altd: type 0, 32
alte: type 0, 18
altf: type 0, 33
altg: type 0, 34
alth: type 0, 35
alti: type 0, 23
altj: type 0, 36
altk: type 0, 37
altl: type 0, 38
altm: type 0, 50
altn: type 0, 49
alto: type 0, 24
altp: type 0, 25
altq: type 0, 16
altr: type 0, 19
alts: type 0, 31
altt: type 0, 20
altu: type 0, 22
altv: type 0, 47
altw: type 0, 17
altx: type 0, 45
alty: type 0, 21
altz: type 0, 44
altF1: type 0, 104
altF2: type 0, 105
altF3: type 0, 106
altF4: type 0, 107
altF5: type 0, 108
altF6: type 0, 109
altF7: type 0, 110
altF8: type 0, 111
altF9: type 0, 112
altF10: type 0, 123
alteq: type 0, 131
altmin: type 0, 130
;
alt1: type 0, 120
alt2: type 0, 121
alt3: type 0, 122
alt4: type 0, 123
alt5: type 0, 124
alt6: type 0, 125
alt7: type 0, 126
alt8: type 0, 127
alt9: type 0, 128
alt0: type 0, 129
;
; shifted keys includes function keys and TAB of form "sh*:"
;
shF1: type 0, 84
shF2: type 0, 85
shF3: type 0, 86
shF4: type 0, 87
shF5: type 0, 88
shF6: type 0, 89
shF7: type 0, 90
shF8: type 0, 91
shF9: type 0, 92
shF10: type 0, 93
shTAB: type 0, 15
;
; normal keys
;
home: type 0, 71
up: type 0, 72
pgup: type 0, 73
left: type 0, 75
right: type 0, 77
end: type 0, 79
down: type 0, 80
pgdn: type 0, 81
ins: type 0, 82
del: type 0, 83
F1: type 0, 59
F2: type 0, 60
F3: type 0, 61
F4: type 0, 62
F5: type 0, 63
F6: type 0, 64
F7: type 0, 65
F8: type 0, 66
F9: type 0, 67
F10: type 0, 68

return: type ENTER



  3 Responses to “Category : Utilities for DOS and Windows Machines
Archive   : SLEDMOUS.ZIP
Filename : SLED.DEF

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