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| module:slyedit [2019/05/29 15:05] – [SlyEdit] nightfox | module:slyedit [2019/08/21 10:10] – [Slash Commands] Added the /UPLOAD and /UL commands for uploading a message contained in a text file nightfox |
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| SlyEdit is the second full-featured full screen editor for Synchronet, written by ''[[person:nightfox]]'' in JavaScript. SlyEdit can run in one of two styles, to mimic the look & feel of IceEdit or DCT Edit, two popular BBS message editors from the 1990s. The style is specified by a command-line argument. SlyEdit also supports customization of options via a configuration file and colors via theme files.\\ | SlyEdit is the second full-featured full screen editor for Synchronet, written by ''[[person:nightfox]]'' in JavaScript. SlyEdit can run in one of two styles, to mimic the look & feel of IceEdit or DCT Edit, two popular BBS message editors from the 1990s. The style is specified by a command-line argument. SlyEdit also supports customization of options via a configuration file and colors via theme files.\\ |
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| SlyEdit will recognize the user's terminal size and set up the screen accordingly. The width of the edit area will always be 80 characters and support up to 79 characters of text; however, an increased terminal size will provide more room for information to be displayed such as the message area, from/to names, etc. Also, a terminal height greater than the standard 24 or 25 characters will provide a taller edit area, allowing more of the message to be seen on the screen at a time.\\ | SlyEdit will recognize the user's terminal size and set up the screen accordingly.\\ |
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| Thanks go out to all the sysops and users who have reported bugs, made suggestions, and helped test SlyEdit, including the following people: | Thanks go out to all the sysops and users who have reported bugs, made suggestions, and helped test SlyEdit, including the following people: |
| | Ctrl-Z | Save the message | | | Ctrl-Z | Save the message | |
| | Ctrl-A | Abort the message | | | Ctrl-A | Abort the message | |
| | | Ctrl-S | Change subject (supported with Synchronet 3.17c development builds from July 21, 2019 or newer) | |
| | Ctrl-D | Delete a line | | | Ctrl-D | Delete a line | |
| | Ctrl-Q | Quote the previous message (for use when replying to a message - Opens the quote line selection window) | | | Ctrl-Q | Quote the previous message (for use when replying to a message - Opens the quote line selection window) | |
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| ===== Slash Commands ===== | ===== Slash Commands ===== |
| Synchronet also supports the following slash commands, to be used on a blank line by themselves (they are not case-sensitive): | SlyEdit also supports the following slash commands, to be used on a blank line by themselves (they are not case-sensitive): |
| ^ Command ^ Description^ | ^ Command ^ Description^ |
| | /S | Save the message | | | /S | Save the message | |
| | /T | List the text replacements configured for SlyEdit | | | /T | List the text replacements configured for SlyEdit | |
| | /U | Configure user settings | | | /U | Configure user settings | |
| | | /UPLOAD (or /UL) | Upload a message contained in a text file | |
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| Also, the dictionary filenames will be parsed and the language name will be used in the menu of dictionaries in the user options - The user is able to enable/disable the configured dictionaries for their own use for the spell checker. | Also, the dictionary filenames will be parsed and the language name will be used in the menu of dictionaries in the user options - The user is able to enable/disable the configured dictionaries for their own use for the spell checker. |
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| For the dictionaryFilenames option in SlyEdit.cfg, you can specify a comma-separated list of dictionary filenames. The dictionary filenames are in the format dictionary_<languageName>.txt, where <language> is the language name. In this list, the filenames can be in that format, or just <languageName>.txt, or just <languageName>. You can leave the setting blank to use all dictionary files that exist on the system. | For the dictionaryFilenames option in SlyEdit.cfg, you can specify a comma-separated list of dictionary filenames. The dictionary filenames are in the format dictionary_<languageName>.txt, where <language> is the language name. In this list, the filenames can be in that format, or just <languageName>.txt, or just <languageName>. You can leave the setting blank to use all dictionary files that exist on the system. Language names are meant to be in ISO standard language and localization tags - For example, en-US specifies English with spellings for the US. Also, for dictionaries with localized spellings, the filenames can have a "-supplemental" at the end of their name before the extension if they only contain words that are unique to a particular region that don't exist for all regions. Also, dictionary filenames can just contain the language without a localization if they contain words common to all regions. |
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| | ^ Filename ^ Description ^ |
| | | dictionary_en.txt | General English dictionary with spellings common to all regions | |
| | | dictionary_en-US-supplemental.txt | English word spellings only specific to the US | |
| | | dictionary_en-US.txt | Full English US dictionary | |
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| SlyEdit will search for the dictionary files in the following directories, in this order: | SlyEdit will search for the dictionary files in the following directories, in this order: |
