v6.80.0051 - 2008-01-30 12:01

• * Scripting command "UserInput": changed name to "Input".
• * Scripting command "Input": now, when you cancel the input dialog the current script is immediately ended.
• + Indenting in script files now also supports tab characters: Have any number of tabs at the beginning of a line, and it will be appended (after trimming the tabs) to the previous line.
• * Script files: Menu separators "-" now can be surrounded by any number of blanks (" - ") And are still recognized.
• + Scripting got new commands:
    - InputFile
      Action: Sets a user variable to a file name that can be selected via the common Windows Open dialog.
      Syntax: inputfile [variable name], [path], [extension], [caption]
        - variable name:        required, anything goes, case matters
        - path:                 required, can be relative to app path
        - extension:            optional, just the extension, no dot
        - caption (for dialog): optional, anything goes
      Examples:
        ::inputfile $file, C:\, bat, Select Batch File
          = Presents dialog for opening *.bat files at C:\.
            If user selects a file, its full path/file name is set to user variable $file.
        ::inputfile $file, C:\Windows
          = Presents dialog for opening any file at C:\Windows.
        ::inputfile $file
          = Presents dialog for opening any file at app path.
  
    - InputFolder
      Action: Sets a user variable to a folder name that can be selected via the common Windows Browse For Folder dialog.
      Syntax: inputfolder [variable name], [path], [caption]
        - variable name:        required, anything goes, case matters
        - path:                 required, default initial path
        - caption (for dialog): optional, anything goes
      Examples:
        ::inputfolder $folder, C:\, Select Folder::copytext $folder
  
    - Set
      Action: Sets a user variable to fixed value.
      Syntax: set [variable name], [value]
        - variable name: required, anything goes, case matters
        - value:         required, anything goes
      Examples:
        ::set $year, 2008::copytext $year
          = Copies "2008" to the clipboard.
  
    - Unset
      Action: Unsets a user variable that was previously set by Set, Input, InputFile, or InputFolder.
      Syntax: unset [variable name]
        - variable name: required, should exist
      Examples:
        ::set $year, 2008::unset $year::copytext $year
          = copies "$year" to the clipboard
  
• * Scripting command enhanced:
    - CopyText
      New Syntax: copytext [text], [a]
        text: required, anything goes
        a:    optional, if set text is appended
      Example:
        ::copytext Blah, a
          = append "Blah" to the clipboard