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menu_commands [2018/04/01 16:29] g00r00menu_commands [2018/04/05 10:31] – [GENERAL COMMANDS] g00r00
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                     Data: c:\mystic\textfile\myfile                     Data: c:\mystic\textfile\myfile
-                  Result: Mystic will display the ANSI version if it exists or the ASCII +                  Result: Mystic will display the ANSI version if it exists or the 
-                          version if it does not.+                          ASCII version if it does not. (.ans and .asc respectively)
                                                      
                     Data: bbsnews /NEW                     Data: bbsnews /NEW
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                           only if it was updated since the user's last login.                           only if it was updated since the user's last login.
  
 +**GV - View a display file in ANSI viewer**
 +
 +         Data: <template>;<helpfile>;<speed>;<filename>[;END]
 +  Description: The ANSI viewer shows a file within the full screen, allowing the user to
 +               scroll up and down through the file using their arrow keys, page up/down,
 +               and home keys.  The viewer also has the ability to extract and display
 +               SAUCE tags to get the artist and group information.  Pressing SPACE will
 +               also display the file in a "traditional" BBS way, scrolling from start to
 +               finish using the supplied emulated baud rate.  Several values are required
 +               in the DATA field for this command, separated by a semi-colon:
 +               
 +               <template> defines the template used for the viewer itself, found in the
 +               current theme's display (text) directory.  For more information on
 +               configuration of the template, see **TO BE COMPLETED** section.
 +               
 +               <helpfile> defines the help file displayed when the user selects to show
 +               help from within the viewer.  It should be in the text directory.
 +               
 +               <speed> defines the baud rate to emulate when displaying the file if the
 +               user selects <space> to display traditionally.  Use a baud rate of 0 for
 +               a full speed display.
 +               
 +               <filename> defines the name of the file to actually display to the user.
 +               If no file extension is provided, ".ans" will be assumed.  If no path
 +               is provided, Mystic will use the current theme's text directory.
 +               
 +               Optional paramenters:
 +               
 +               <END> if ";END" is added after the filename field, the viewer will start
 +               viewing at the end of the file instead of the beginning.
 +               
 +               Examples:
 +                 
 +                  Command: GV
 +                     Data: ansigalv;ansigalh;38400;myansifile
 +                     
 +                  Command: GV
 +                     Data: ansigalv;ansigal;0;myansifile;END
 +                     
 +               The first example will execute the display file viewer using the
 +               template "ansigalv" and the help file "ansigalh" with the baud rate
 +               of 38400 if a user presses <space> to do a traditional view.  The
 +               file "myansifile" is the display file, since it is missing a path
 +               and a file extension, Mystic will use ".ans" and the current theme
 +               text directory.
 +               
 +               The second example is the same as the first, except it displays the
 +               file at full speed instead of 38400 baud emulation, and also starts
 +               showing the file at the end of the file, rather than the beginning.
 +              
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menu_commands.txt · Last modified: 2023/01/20 02:39 by g00r00

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