* PSEUDHOSTS and .TEDIT: Apply TRUEFILENAME on PREFIX, update documentation
Documentation addresses #1303 . Using TRUEFILENAME makes sure it always goes to a ground instance in e.g. (PSEUDOHOST 'MEDLEY '{MEDLEY}).
* PSEUDOHOSTS.LCOM and .TEDIT
Appear to have gotten out of step
* Fixes some of the character mappings from Ascii fonts into NS, moves Math mappings into Interpress
The separate lispusers/MATHTONS is now obsolete.
* INTERPRESS: Add back empty ASCIITONSTRANSLATIONS
Turns out they were intended, not a mistake. But that was just a shorthand for saying MODERN, as a fall back. I made that explicit.
So SEE of a PDF file should open up a desktop window in a pdf viewer. (This uses PDFILEP, which looks inside the file, not at the extension. So it might try to open a file with a wrong extension, and the viewer might fail.)
The early . was seen as starting an extension, the ! then was seen as starting a version. When the other marks caused those hypotheses to be revised, the extension's end wasn't being revised
* Update PDFSTREAM: integrate ShellOpen into PDF-SEE in place of MacOS specific calls; update how PDFCONVERTER is set to fix bug whereby it was always ps2pdf
* Fix ShellOpen so that if a file to open is versioned then that file is copied to tmp and its filename is changed from foo.pdf;25 to foo~25~.pdf and this tmp is passed to the opener instead of the original file. This is so that the extension is preserved as the last thing when there are versions. The extension as the last thing is used by most openers to determine the file type.
* Oops. Checked in the wriong versions of UNIXUTILS(.DFASL) last commit. Correcting that here.
* NEARESTCORNER must be onscreen (addresses #1294
Mouse jumps to the nearest onscreen corner of the ghost region
* MODERNIZE: Fixed off by one bug in NEARESTCORNER
* COMPAREDIRECTORIES, COMPARESOURCES, COMPARETEXT, EXAMINEDEFS
Relatively minor cleanups, little or no functionality improvements
* COMPAREDIRECTORIES: Get AUTHOR only if selected
This may provide a little speed up. But of more importance, almost all the array crashes I am seeing are underneath (GETFILEINFO xxx 'AUTHOR). The UFS implementation may be smashing array space, or maybe it is just detecting the corruption. For now, I'm eliminating this potential source of bad behavior.
* EXAMINEDEFS: Better interpretation of TYPE NIL = (FNS FUNCTIONS) with better formatting
* COMPARETEXT: fixed to avoid EOF error if EOL gets confused
* VIRTUALKEYBOARD: fix loadup
* Reorganizing VIRTUALKEYBOARDS as described in #1267
* KEYBOARDEDITOR: fixed one bug, still is out of step
* Move KEYBOARDCONFIGS KEYBOARDEDIT to library/virtualkeyboards
This collects all files relevant to VIRTUALKEYBOARDS into the same subdirectory
* Expose useful subfunctions
* REGISTER-TYPED-REGION creates a new TYPED-REGIONS entry
If a window is closed whose region is of an as-yet-unknown type, a new entry will be added implicitly to TYPED-REGIONS to that that region and future regions of that type can be recycled.
* If a window with a typed-region is reshaped and then closed, the typed-region is also reshaped for reuse
Also, the typed-region of a window is pushed on the front of the TYPED-REGIONS list when the window is closed, so the most recent region of that type will be used the next time. Recency seems more intuitive than primacy
* Remove calls to OPENFILE
OPENFILE is a residual Interlisp function that returns a litatom instead of a stream. In almost all cases, this immediate causes an error that litatom files are no longer supported. I have found (FINDCALLERS) all the examples in lispusers/sources/library/ and replaced OPENFILE with OPENSTREAM (except for the calls from \PEEKPUP and \PEEKNS, that I didn't track down). There was a trivai call in COMPILE.FILECHECK in COMPILE, but that function is not called anywhere. So I removed it.
* ADIR: remove OPENFILE calls, also another stab at \COPYSYS
With respect to \COPYSYS, this replaces the draft PR #1263. This applies TRUEFILENAME at the start, but remembers whether it was in fact a pseudohost and restores that for the return value. So if you start in a pseudo world you end up there.
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Co-authored-by: Larry Masinter <lmm@acm.org>
CLEANUP is confused about how to compile. This had FILETYPE = CL-COMPILE-TYPE, with an existing LCOM. It produced a new DFASL, but the LCOM was still hanging around. I'm deleting the LCOM here, pushing the new DFASL.
Check if the (STREAM ACCESS) bits are NIL, indicating a closed stream, and
if so do not attempt to close the file again
Co-authored-by: Nick Briggs <nicholas.h.briggs@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Larry Masinter <lmm@acm.org>
* File See operations use full path to loaded file.
Add Manager.WINDOW-ANCHOR to fix corner from which MANAGER-MAIN-WINDOW grows, and (attempt) to keep it on-screen.
* Improved handling of the ICONW for MANAGER-MAIN-WINDOW.
* Fix typo in MasterScope functions (multiple occurrences: LOADBFLG should be LOADDBFLG).
Changed to CL compiler by default (not need to go to submenu). This is my preference, so I should remove it before setting pull request.
* Manual cleanup of multiple "Edited" comments in 4 FNS.
Reverted: Changed to CL compiler by default (not need to go to submenu). (From commit f60c6362)
* Update MANAGER.TEDIT documentation file.
Fix error in previous commit. (Changes that I thought were there, were not.)
Cleanup COMMON-MAKE COMS so it can be handled by the file package, and add .LCOM file to the repo.
* Add ShellOpener and ShellOpen to UNIXUTILS - used to open a file using the generic opener on this machine. Adapted ShellBrowse and ShellBrowser accordingly; fixed bug in UNIX-FILE-NAME where it fails if file does not exist and COPY is non-NIL and access is INPUT
* Add return of error strings to ShellOpen
