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;******************************************************************************. ; FLAG.PPE version 3.0 released on 12/18/93 by David W. Terry. ;. ; FLAG.PPE is a replacement for PCBoard's internal "more?" prompt, gives.

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  1. ;******************************************************************************;******************************************************************************

  2. ; FLAG.PPE version 3.0 released on 12/18/93 by David W. Terry

  3. ;

  4. ; FLAG.PPE is a replacement for PCBoard's internal "more?" prompt, gives

  5. ; PCBoard v15.1 the easiest-to-use system for flagging and viewing files of

  6. ; any BBS around. It gives callers the ability to point and shoot when

  7. ; flagging or viewing files.

  8. ;

  9. ; NOTE: Please DO NOT DISTRIBUTE modified source code without prior permission

  10. ; or without meeting the requirements set forth in FLAG.DOC.

  11. ;******************************************************************************;******************************************************************************

  12. ' check to see if caller has ANSI capabilities and, if not, display the old

  13. ' prompt and exit - let PCBoard handle the input.

  14. ;***********************************************************************;***********************************************************************

  15. IF (! ANSION()) THEN

  16. DISPFILE PPEPATH()+"FLAGOLD",LANG

  17. END

  18. ENDIF

  19. BOOLEAN exitflag ' Flag to determine when we should exit

  20. BOOLEAN rip ' Flag to indicate RIPscrip is in use

  21. STRING text ' The text that the caller types

  22. STRING key ' Keystroke text

  23. STRING BS ' An ASCII backspace character

  24. STRING BS2 ' An ASCII backspace character

  25. STRING CR ' An ASCII carriage return character

  26. STRING ESC ' An ASCII esc character

  27. BYTE len ' Length of the text the caller has typed

  28. BYTE oldy ' Last row position of cursor

  29. BYTE newy ' New row position of cursor

  30. STRING filenames(23) ' The names of the files found on the screen

  31. STRING filename ' The name of the file that is being processed

  32. STRING fileimage ' Includes the color codes for restoration of text

  33. ;***********************************************************************;***********************************************************************

  34. ; Initializations

  35. BS = CHR(8) ' Backspace Key

  36. BS2 = CHR(127) ' Alternate Backspace Key

  37. CR = CHR(13) ' Carriage Return

  38. ESC = CHR(27) ' ESC character

  39. len = 0 ' Initialize to 0 bytes in the input buffer

  40. text = "" ' Initialize to an empty input buffer

  41. ;***********************************************************************;***********************************************************************

  42. ; Main Program

  43. ; DOD MODE ON

  44. :RESPAWN

  45. ; DOD MODE OFF

  46. ' in case the last invocation of flag.ppe saved

  47. RESTSCRN ' the screen, restore it now

  48. CLREOL ' clear the line for input

  49. GOSUB displayprompt ' display the new prompt

  50. GOSUB scanforfiles ' build filenames array

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