diff --git a/WHATSNEW.txt b/WHATSNEW.txt index 052b8f7..18a5719 100644 --- a/WHATSNEW.txt +++ b/WHATSNEW.txt @@ -104,6 +104,7 @@ NODETAILS = FALSE # Never allow details to be seen NONAVIGATE = FALSE # User can't leave starting directory USETHREADS = TRUE # Unix Only: False means use traditional spawned system calls. + USEWIN32ALL = TRUE # If FALSE, will not use win32 even if present WARN = TRUE # Show warning Numerics - RHS must be a number @@ -158,11 +159,6 @@ A "Yes" response causes normal program execution, "No" aborts the command. -- If you are running on Win32 and have Mark Hammond's 'win32all' - extensions installed, you can now navigate ".." from root or - use the Ctrl-k key to get a Drive List View of all available - Win32 drives. - - Since Win32 file/directory names are case-insensitive, twander now sorts them as such. Previously, 'ZEBRA' would appear before 'echo' in a twander display. @@ -177,7 +173,34 @@ with both the local conventions as well as emacs-style key editing. This was true previously, but was not documented. - +- If you are running on Win32 and have Mark Hammond's 'win32all' + extensions installed, a number of Win32-specific features are + enabled: + + a) You can now navigate ".." from root or use the Ctrl-k key to + get a Drive List View of all available Win32 drives. + + b) The file/directory mode will be displayed showing Win32 + attributes: + + d - Directory + A - Archive + C - Compressed + H - Hidden + N - Normal + R - Read-Only + S - System + + c) The Win32 user/group names will appear for each displayed + item, instead of "win32user" and "win32group". + + The USEWIN32ALL option can be set in the configuration file + to disable these features. + + You can also toggle between the Unix view and win32all view + via a new program function, TOGWIN32ALL which is mapped to + Control-w by default. + ------------------------------------------------------------------------