New SlickRun Beta, New Mezer Build
SlickRun v4.0.4 beta has been released here: http://www.bayden.com/dl/sr-setup-beta.exeThe only meaningful change in this version is the addition of a new token you can use in the idle display's custom date formatting-- %wk% will be replaced with the week # of the current year.
This has been a semi-popular request over the years as such information is commonly used by a variety of professionals. Unfortunately, I think each industry may prefer slightly different behaviors, so for now I've implemented just one to try it out.
The first week of the year that includes a Monday will be treated as Week #1. If January 1st falls on a Tuesday, for instance, then Jan1-5 will be treated as Week #0. On the other hand, if January 1st falls on a Monday, then there is no "week 0" that year. Unfortunately, there's no good way for SlickRun to know about holidays, so systems that require such knowledge cannot be presently supported.
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I've also released an updated version [v2.0.5] of Mezer Tools @ (www.bayden.com/mezer). The only difference in the new build is that both Mezer and Docker.dll opt-in to DEP/ASLR. Unfortunately, because docker.dll is in constant use, the only way to update it is to uninstall Mezer, reboot, and then install the newest Mezer.
posted by Ericlaw @ 10:25 AM
3 Comments:
Hello Eric,
thanks for the outstanding utility.
I use it every day!
The only thing I was missing in the program was the pop up menu of matches.
I just found that it was already created and can be accessible hitting SHIFT+DOWN.
If you could make the menu more accessible, It would be perfect.
I think the menu must show up when you start typing and you could select an item by UP/DOWN buttons like in google search field.
In the current version UP/DOWN buttons manage the command history, but if you already start typing something it would be better to see matches, isn't it?
Alt+F will also trigger the matching list.
I would find it very annoying and distracting to have the match list appear constantly, and it would significantly impact performance. However, in the future, I may do something similar to satisfy your request.
Thanks for the tip regarding Alt+F. Such an indispensable feature in my opinion.
I would look forward to that auto-populating menu feature if you end up finding a way to integrate it without impacting performance.
SlickRun is outstanding. Thanks for your shared, hard work.
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