Updated plugins (Attn: dcantor)

[vefatica]

There are new 4UTILS and 4CONSOLE plugins in ftp://lucky.syr.edu/4plugins.
I changed the behavior of @IPTOHEX as dcantor requested.
In 4CONSOLE, CSBFIND now accepts regular expressions (only!, but a plain string is still matched literally). I got rid of CFIND (which invoked the console "Find" dialog) and replaced it with SYSMENU (follow SYSMENU with the letters you want pressed in the system menu). I use it like this:

v:\> alias @@Ctrl-F
sysmenu e f
(console "Find" dialog)
 
v:\> alias @@Ctrl-P
sysmenu p
(console "Properties" dialog)

 

[dcantor]

Thanks, Vince. %@IPTOHEX[010.011.012.013] now yields 10.11.12.13, as expected.

 

[vefatica]

Thanks, Vince. %@IPTOHEX[010.011.012.013] now yields 10.11.12.13, as expected.

It was actually easier than using the network functions .... just scan for 4 unsigned numbers less than 256 separated by periods and write them out in hex ... knocked a few bytes off the plugin!

 

[Stefano Piccardi]

v:\> alias @@Ctrl-F
sysmenu e f
(console "Find" dialog)

Vince, how did you cajole Ctrl-F to work as a key alias? It doesn't for me on WinXP or - if memory serves - WIn7. I can try your example with @@Ctrl-G but @@Ctrl-F just does nothing.

 

[Charles Dye]

Control-F expands aliases by default. You can add a line NormalKey=Ctrl-F to your .INI file somewhere in the [4NT] section to de-assign it.