Updates of FastView, SysMon, FastCompress and NetDock

So what's the problem really? popupmenu.library or x1ktemp.docky?

Because problems arised (for me) when I created a 2nd amidock to put the new dockies from Guillaume. Since one year now, with x1ktemp.docky and others, I never had a guru like this.

@Phantom

Or problem come from CPUDock ? Or AmiDock ?

Me, I don't know...

Edit : duplicate

@Phantom

X1kTemp has his own flaws for example if you constantly hide/show the dock where it lies it will crash. The only reported case was by one user in conjunction with AutoDock by Tuomas. But the crash is totally different as X1ktemp is clearly indicated as crashed.

For now on I can't produce the problem on my system, but looking at the crash log the bug is related to popupmenu.library and lies in AmiDock (not in X1ktemp.docky not in CPUDock).

Hi,
new versions of aTunes and my 4 dockies on OS4Depot and AmiUpdate.

aTunes :

* Just a fix for a wrong Frame title in main window
Bug introduced in v1.5

http://www.os4depot.net/filedata/snapshot/8517_4_snap.jpg


CPUDock, GFXDock, NetDock, RAMDock :

* Added Catalog support

Italian translation from Samir 'Samo79' Hawamdeh
German translation from Thomas 'TommySammy' Blatt
Spanish translation from Javier 'Jabirulo' de las Rivas
Greek translation from Anthony 'Phantom' Iliakis
French translation from Guillaume 'zzd10h' Boesel

* Solved INFO_WINDOW position when it goes outside of the screen in BW, DR and DL mode
Thanks to Alex 'abalaban' Balaban for this bug report


* Added "How to make a Workbench titlebar docky" at the end of this ReadMe

* Thanks to Niclas 'Nicsoft' Eriksson and to Hubert 'Raziel' Maier for there
tests on this version

Especially for CPUDock :
* Added PA6T cpu picture from Thomas 'TommySammy' Blatt

* Corrected Pegasos 2 detection.
Thanks to Francisco 'Kyle' Lemmi for the bug report.

Especially for NetDock :

* New Hubert 'Raziel' Maier's set of pictures for MINIDOCK correcting missing right border


X1000 users of x1ktemp.docky :

* it seems that public version of PopupMenu.library causes a crash in AmiDock when CPUDock and x1ktemp are both used...

Betatest version seems to fix this problem
Waiting for a public release...

Well done mate, they add a fresh new look to my Workbench

@samo79
Thank you too, Samir, for your tests and translations.

Hoping a lot of greats and pleasants "team" works for 2014 ;)

@zzd10h

Hmm, if the popup menu crash is the same as this one then I'm glad it has been finally fixed.

@zzd10h

Regarding FastCompress, it`s more of the native compress tools issue than the gfx interface, here are some things that I`ve noticed lately:
I`ve tried to compress some .txt files in the WookieChat/Logs/ directory, specifically the IRCServer_#Channel logs. 7zip & zip did well, lzx exit with a null file and lha looped indefinetly. I think this has to do with the way native wildcards in filenames are handled (the # before tha channel name).

@Cass
If it's lha the problem, I can't do something.
But to be sure, could you send me your txt files (if not confidential IRC) ?

@zzd10h

It`s very easy to replicate the problem.
Rename your "RAM Disk:au.log" (could be any file) text file to "AmigaWorld_#amigans" (Workbench, RightAmiga&R) and try the various tools on it using the ContextMenu.

You are right, problem seems to be in lha.

Tested by command line to compress file #test and it failed.

lha -3 -raxeq ac "RAM:Test.lha" "#Test"

Could you report this bug, please ?

@zzd10h

Should be easily fixable by escaping the wild characters. It's not an LhA bug, it's how ParsePattern works.

Sorry Chris, I don't understand.
Could you explain, please ?

Thanks

@zzd10h

Sure. On AmigaOS # (amongst other things - see the ParsePattern AutoDoc for a full list) is a wildcard. It matches repeating patterns.

LhA parses the commandline using ParsePattern, so all wildcards are translated and then matched to files.

Hence, "#test" matches "test" "tttttest" etc, but not "#test". You can see it yourself using list.

To negate the wildcard, a single quote character can be used. "'#test" will then match "#test".



So, all you need to do is translate the filenames to put a single quote in front of any wildcards*, before sending those filenames to LhA or LZX. It doesn't affect 7za or Zip because they aren't decent AmigaOS ports and hence don't support AmigaOS wildcards (or file comments, or attributes**)

* Specifying -Qw may be enough for LhA.

** In fact, the OS4 versions of Zip and/or UnZip completely screw up the attributes when compressing/decompressing.

Thank you Chris,
you are right -Qw works very well for a file
but it seems not to work if the # is in a drawer name

this command works well if #Test is a file
but failed if #Test is a drawer

lha -3 -raxeq ac -Qw "RAM Disk:Test.lha" "#Test"

Unfortunately...

A new Popupmenu.library was released.
No more crash when CPUDock and x1ktemp are both active.

But unfortunately, now, RMB on AmiDock is impossible. I have removed again x1ktemp.

It should miss something else on our public system...

Nevertheless, thanks to OS4 team to have released it ;)

@zzd10h
Quote:

Tried after hard reboot and co ? Why i ask, its because for me all ok with RMB in amidock (and i am on the same popupmenu.library)

@kas1e
Even with CPUDock + x1ktemp ?

It's when the 2 are active that it fails

@zzd10h
Ah nope. I don't use any of them as i have peg2. But i use all other dockies almost all of whic handle rmb : netdock, mixer.docky, kms, ram/gfx dockies and datetime docky.