Re: [Freedos-devel] FreeDOS TUI Shell 0.3 have been released

[Mark Olesen]

Nice Job!

On Sun, Dec 9, 2018 at 12:07 PM Ercan Ersoy 
wrote:

>
> Hello,
>
> I have released FreeDOS TUI Shell 0.3.
>
> FreeDOS TUI Shell is DOSSHELL command. It includes a file
> manager internal application and running command internal
> application.
>
> Short changelog of FreeDOS TUI Shell 0.3:
>
> - It have been relicensed GNU GPL v2 and GNU GPL v3.
> - Source file has been splitted and change directory tree.
> - Many fixes and changes.
>
>
> GitHub link: https://github.com/ercanersoy/FreeDOS-TUI-Shell
>
> GitLab link: https://gitlab.com/ercanersoy/FreeDOS-TUI-Shell
>
>
> What do you think for FreeDOS TUI Shell?
>
>
> Best regards,
> Ercan
>
>
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Re: [Freedos-devel] FreeDOS TUI Shell 0.2 has been Released (With some fixes)

[Rugxulo]

Hi,

On Fri, Sep 28, 2018, 2:53 PM Tom Ehlert  wrote:

>
> > One thing about coding style (it does not affect you - just something
> > that I noticed when reading code):
> > You have put your main() at the end. I want to get an overview of what
> > happens. I start scrolling down, but still reading from line 1. I want
> > to see main, but can't miss the stuff from line 1 to main(), so I read
> > and cant await to get to main(). Finally I am there - I want to know
> > what a function does, I have read it a few minutes before, but was
> > waiting for main, so nothing has been saved to my brain and I read code
> > again... :D
>
> most of us use the function 'find', or sometimes 'search' to locate
> the main() function. no need to read everything up to main() only to
> learn that the personal memorizing capacity was overloaded.
>

What about ctags and vi? More specifically, Exuberant Ctags (DJGPP build)
and VILE, JED, etc. (also DJGPP builds)? They work with several programming
languages, not just C or assembly.

And there are other tools that I'm not super familiar with like Cscope or
Global. Not to mention (POSIX?) cxref and cflow.

>
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Re: [Freedos-devel] FreeDOS TUI Shell 0.2 has been Released (With some fixes)

[Tom Ehlert]

>> What do you think for FreeDOS TUI Shell?

> Apart from that I can't say something, because there is no point for me
> in using a dosshell. I am in a big-love-relationship with norton 
> commander for so long now  ;)

+1
besides, Volkow commander is a vey good (or better) Norton clone.




> One thing about coding style (it does not affect you - just something
> that I noticed when reading code):
> You have put your main() at the end. I want to get an overview of what
> happens. I start scrolling down, but still reading from line 1. I want
> to see main, but can't miss the stuff from line 1 to main(), so I read
> and cant await to get to main(). Finally I am there - I want to know 
> what a function does, I have read it a few minutes before, but was 
> waiting for main, so nothing has been saved to my brain and I read code
> again... :D

most of us use the function 'find', or sometimes 'search' to locate
the main() function. no need to read everything up to main() only to
learn that the personal memorizing capacity was overloaded.




Tom



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Re: [Freedos-devel] FreeDOS TUI Shell 0.2 has been Released (With some fixes)

[Mateusz Viste]

On Mon, 24 Sep 2018 15:52:31 -0400, Steve Nickolas wrote:
> On Mon, 24 Sep 2018, stecdose wrote:
> 
>> One thing about coding style (it does not affect you - just something
>> that I noticed when reading code):
>> You have put your main() at the end. I want to get an overview of what
>> happens. I start scrolling down, but still reading from line 1. I want
>> to see main, but can't miss the stuff from line 1 to main(), so I read
>> and cant await to get to main(). Finally I am there - I want to know
>> what a function does, I have read it a few minutes before, but was
>> waiting for main, so nothing has been saved to my brain and I read code
>> again... :D
> 
> I do the same thing, FWIW.  Saves me from having to make forward
> declarations.

Same here. Same reason.

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Re: [Freedos-devel] FreeDOS TUI Shell 0.2 has been Released (With some fixes)

[Steve Nickolas]

On Mon, 24 Sep 2018, stecdose wrote:

One thing about coding style (it does not affect you - just something that I 
noticed when reading code):
You have put your main() at the end. I want to get an overview of what 
happens. I start scrolling down, but still reading from line 1. I want to see 
main, but can't miss the stuff from line 1 to main(), so I read and cant 
await to get to main(). Finally I am there - I want to know what a function 
does, I have read it a few minutes before, but was waiting for main, so 
nothing has been saved to my brain and I read code again... :D


I do the same thing, FWIW.  Saves me from having to make forward 
declarations.


-uso.


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Re: [Freedos-devel] FreeDOS TUI Shell 0.2 has been Released (With some fixes)

[stecdose]

What do you think for FreeDOS TUI Shell?


I had a long long look at the sources, as they almost read like spoken 
english and they are very easy to understand. They showed me a lot of 
"how to do XY".


Apart from that I can't say something, because there is no point for me 
in using a dosshell. I am in a big-love-relationship with norton 
commander for so long now  ;)
I never got to use MS's dosshell. Back in the days I was kind of 
impressed, what comes with dos, but soon realised: it is not meant for me...


In my VM it feels a bit "stucky" (you can see the screen updating from 
time to time and you feel the delay between keypresses and reaction). Is 
this related to my VM or does this also happen on real hardware?


One thing about coding style (it does not affect you - just something 
that I noticed when reading code):
You have put your main() at the end. I want to get an overview of what 
happens. I start scrolling down, but still reading from line 1. I want 
to see main, but can't miss the stuff from line 1 to main(), so I read 
and cant await to get to main(). Finally I am there - I want to know 
what a function does, I have read it a few minutes before, but was 
waiting for main, so nothing has been saved to my brain and I read code 
again... :D


Greetings,
Nils


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Re: [Freedos-devel] FreeDOS TUI Shell 0.1 has been Released

[Ercan Ersoy]

Since this is a TUI, it would be good to include a screenshot of it on your
Github or GitLab sites. That way, people can see what it looks like, and
decide if they want to try it out.


Thanks,

I added a screenshot on "README.md".

Best regards,
Ercan


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Re: [Freedos-devel] FreeDOS TUI Shell 0.1 has been Released

[Jim Hall]

Since this is a TUI, it would be good to include a screenshot of it on your
Github or GitLab sites. That way, people can see what it looks like, and
decide if they want to try it out.



On Fri, Jul 13, 2018, 9:57 AM Ercan Ersoy  wrote:

>
> Hello,
>
> I have worked FreeDOS TUI Shell.
>
> FreeDOS TUI Shell is a TUI shell for FreeDOS. It includes
> file manager and run executable files.
>
> FreeDOS TUI Shell is "DOSSHELL.EXE" for FreeDOS.
>
> FreeDOS TUI Shell is licensed under GNU General Public
> License version 3.
>
> FreeDOS TUI Shell has written by C++ and FDOSTUI library.
>
> This software should be compiled with Open Watcom.
>
> Thanks to Atnode for French translation.
>
> Thanks to Eric Auer for Kitten library.
>
> Thanks to Jim Hall for Kitten library.
>
> Thanks to Mark Olesen for some code changes and FDOSTUI library.
>
> Thanks to Tom Ehlert for Kitten library.
>
> Links:
> https://github.com/ercanersoy/FreeDOS-TUI-Shell
> https://gitlab.com/ercanersoy/FreeDOS-TUI-Shell
>
> Thanks for replies,
> Ercan
>
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Re: [Freedos-devel] FreeDOS TUI Shell

[Ercan Ersoy]

No, DOS Coreutils isn't abandoned. But, I need some help for DOS 
Coreutils and FreeDOS TUI Shell.


Best regards,

Ercan

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Re: [Freedos-devel] FreeDOS TUI Shell

[Javier Gutiérrez Chamorro]

Will be DOS Core Utils also abandoned?

2017-07-02 17:29 GMT+02:00 Ercan Ersoy :

> Hello,
>
> I don't have much time for developing FreeDOS TUI Shell nowadays. I need
> someone help.
>
>
>
> My GitLab Account: https://gitlab.com/ercanersoy
>
> My GitHub Account: https://github.com/ercanersoy
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ercan
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Re: [Freedos-devel] FreeDOS TUI Shell Development has been Started

[Ercan Ersoy]

FDOSTUI link: http://www.nongnu.org/fdostui/

For get FDOSTUI, you should use Bazzar version control software.


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Re: [Freedos-devel] FreeDOS TUI Shell Development has been Started

[Tom Ehlert]

Hallo Herr Ercan Ersoy,

am 28. Juni 2017 um 12:11 schrieben Sie:

> Sorry for broken link.

> FreeDOS TUI Shell links are:

> https://gitlab.com/ercanersoy/FreeDOS-TUI-Shell

> https://github.com/ercanersoy/FreeDOS-TUI-Shell

no source to fdostui

crashes in XP dosbox.

Tom


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Re: [Freedos-devel] FreeDOS TUI Shell Development has been Started

[Guti]

Gitlab link is dead.

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Destinatario: freedos-devel@lists.sourceforge.net 

Fecha:martes, 27 de junio de 2017, 17:21:29
Asunto:   [Freedos-devel] FreeDOS TUI Shell Development has been Started
Archivos: 
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Hello,

I have started FreeDOS TUI Shell development.

https://gitlab.com/ercanersoy/FreeDOS-Shell

https://github.com/ercanersoy/FreeDOS-TUI-Shell


Best regrards,
Ercan

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