v6.80.0052 - 2008-01-31 10:26

• * Scripting commands enhanced:
    - SelPos
      New Syntax: selpos ["+"|"-"]position|"a"|"i"|"f", [count=1]
        count: number of items to select, starting with position
               if missing defaults to 1
               if position is a, i, or f, count is ignored
    New Examples:
      ::selpos 1, 3
        = select 3 items starting with pos 1
      ::selpos +3, 3
        = select next 3 items
  
    - Set
      Now allows having the argument separator (by default a comma
       + blank) in the value. This gives you an easier way to
       supply arguments containing the argument separator without
       having to reset it using the "sep" command.
      New Examples:
        ::set ;, ,::copytext a; a
          = sets ";" to "," and copies "a, a" to the clipboard
        ::set well, well, well, well::copytext well
          = sets "well" to "well, well, well" and copies
           "well, well, well" to the clipboard
  
    - LoadScriptFile
      Action: Load a file with scripts and pop up a menu made from
        those scripts, or execute one of the scripts in the file
        directly.
      Syntax: loadscriptfile scriptfile, [# script to run]
      - scriptfile: required, can be relative to app path.
        If the given file is not found then XY will look for
        "file.xys", so if you call your script files *.xys
        you can skip adding the extension in the loadscriptfile
        statement.
        - # script to run: optional, will directly run the script
          of that number (first script = 1) without popping a menu.
          If no script of that number exists, the menu is popped.
          Note that separators and other non-script items do NOT
           count, so script #2 is the 2nd script, not necessarily
           the 2nd menu item.
    Examples:
      ::loadscriptfile RegExp-Both
        = loads RegExp-Both.xys if it exists and RegExp-Both doesn't.
      ::loadscriptfile testscripts.txt
        = popup a menu based on testscripts.txt
      ::loadscriptfile testscripts.txt, 2
        = run the 2nd script found in testscripts.txt
  
• * SC (Scripting Command) "set": now, any general XY variables found in the value are resolved.
  Resolved variables:
    <curpath>
    <curfolder>
    <d...>     (current date)
    <m....>    (modified date of current list item)
    <curext>   (of current list item)
    <curbase>  (of current list item)
    <curtitle> (of current list item)
    <curver>   (of current list item)
  Examples:
    ::set $path, <curpath>::copytext $path
      = copies the current path to the clipboard
    ::set $x, <dyyyy-mm-dd>::copytext $x
      = copies the current date to the clipboard
    ::set $x, <ddddd>::copytext $x
      = copies the current weekday to the clipboard
  
• * Script files: now, there is NO blank inserted between appended lines. Solves a problem, and gives you more control.