v3.2 of the ToolsDaemon replacement script (now 99.95% complete :)
This is a launch script for WB menus,
it allows program launch with file selection from the WB menus.
It also supports arguments/options as well.
You can set the stack, and if the launch method
should be CLI, CLINA, SCRIPT or WB (requires WBStartEmu).
RunArgs.rexx works best with a WB Menu setup tool like T.H.E.
A screengrab on how to set things up is included,
plus a document describing things in a bit more detail.
From v3.2 of RunArgs.rexx you should be able to convert your old
ToolsDaemon menus perfectly.
This means that RunArgs.rexx support *ALL* the options that
ToolsDaemon supported when launching programs.
Even the special [] arg marker is supported :D
Now it should be VERY easy for someone to create a prefs converter
for ToolsDaemon which support all the launch options,
thanks to RunArgs.rexx :D
Modifications in v3.2 are all done by Patrik but Roger is still in charge. :)
CHANGES
v3.2 - 13 January 2002
Added: A new CLI-mode called CLINA (CLI with no arguments).
Added: A mode called SCRIPT for executing shell-scripts properly.
Added: Automatically changes the current directory to the one
the command/script exists in (except when using the WB-mode).
Added: All newest WBStartEmu files (v45.2b) to archive.
v3.1 - 6 January 2001
Fixed: Removed a reference to rexxsupport.library, it's not used.
Added: rexxdossupport.library to archive.
Added: All WBStartEmu files to archive.
New: Installer script :)
v3.0 - 5 January 2001
New: WOW! Amazing, now even ToolsDaemon [] arg markers are
supported, but there's more.......
Proper AmigaDOS CLI args are supported now,
so you can use STACK=8192 etc :D
Now it should be VERY easy to convert ToolsDaemon menus
directly into a WB compatible one.
There will be no further changes in the RunArgs options,
so you can safely change your menus now :D
Fixed: Spaces in command names should no longer be a problem...
Changed: Better wb path checking, nicer space handling etc.
Updated docs to brag about and explain the changes...
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