On Thu, Jan 27, 2005 at 09:37:17AM -0000, Simon Owen wrote: > Ah, that'll be caused by the old-style file associations, which used to need > -autoboot 1 -disk1 "%1" on the command-line to insert the disk and boot it. > The new version accepts a bare filename on the command-line, triggering a > one-time boot instead (which seems cleaner). With the old association still > in place it'll force the auto-boot option to be enabled every time you open > a DSK/SAD through the shell, which is exactly what you described.
Perhaps a "-noboot" option would be useful, to disable the one-time boot -- you could then have "Boot with SimCoupe" and "Open with SimCoupe" commands in the file association, if you wanted to. I'll make a patch for this, if people like the idea. Also, on platforms that support standard output, "-help" and "-version" would be cool, as well as warning messages for unregonised options. Cheers, -- Stuart Brady
