Andrew Hodgkinson
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As warned in the last log, pretty much all event codes and component IDs have now changed along with many of the names, to provide a consistent name and numberspace for events and components. This also minimises number clashes (e.g. as was, the Save File origin when opened from a Hotlist menu with an already-used component ID). To get full details on this, please carefully read through TBEvents.h. Res files, Sprites files and Messages files have been updated again both due to the above, and routine additions (e.g. message support for a few Hotlist bits and pieces). !Run[D] files updated for FTP 0.11 and HTTP 0.36. In the Makefile, the Customer objects list was missing Save - must have moved something when I should've copied it, when adding in SaveFile or SaveObject in all probability. Now fixed. Couple of other bits and bobs fixed in the build environment (e.g. stuff saying !Argo instead of !Customer). Oh, and I've altered the MakeFile copy options again to the best compromise I can come up with. Newer is turned on for everything except !Run[D] and !RunImage, since both of those change between debug builds - otherwise if you'd built debug and non-debug versions, it was not possible to switch between them - one version would have the newer timestamp and thus never get overwritten. The default hotlist has had a few items added - that'll be about the end of it, I think; there's more than enough stuff in there now. Saving of the hotlist from the document menu and of URI files, directories and selections from the hotlist menu tree is now implemented - this new save system rocks... Oh, and you can save all images and backgrounds as sprites. Saving of items with Shift+Click to other applications directly now works, and is robust. Unique Scrap filenames are used, with data load bounces (e.g. if some pra - er, person quits the app they're sending to) working correctly - that is, give an error, keep the file, rename it to something safe, and open the directory it lies in. As opposed to normal app-to-app bounces, where the scrap file is deleted (see PRM 3-254). This means you can now look at README files in FTP sites, say, without using a disc intermediate. Or you can send pictures straight to ChangeFSI, fetch HTML links into editors, and so-on, and so-on - it's all very funky. Known problems include the ambiguous 'invalid component ID' instead of 'file open' for *normal* (straight to disc) shift+click saves, and I think I'll introduce a unique name guarantee of some sort to stop 'file open' in the first place. Odd that the really tricky part (app-to-app) should be least likely to suffer from this!