Jim wrote:
> I like this one:
> > "2011-08-02 18:09:06"
just make it the default ;-)
cm wrote:
> Except if a 12-hour time format is desired
no point ;-)
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> Also, using the all-numeric representation ("2011-08-02 18:09:06")
> makes DIR dead simple for localization. There are no strings to
> replace.
Except if a 12-hour time format is desired.
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>> How's DIR gonna sort by date when AUG goes before JUL
>
> Don't spell the month out if there is a risk of sort, see older post:
I like this one:
> "2011-08-02 18:09:06"
But not these:
> "2011-08(Aug)-02 (Tue) 18:09:06" (sorts well)
>
> or
>
> "2011-Aug-02 Tue 18:09:06" (doesn't sort well)
>
> > Why not 18'446'744'073'709'551'615 ??? Comma and dot
> > are usually used to separate fractional part: PI = 3.14159265358979
> That's a nice idea, though at first glance a bit odd looking. Any
> systems using this upper [`] or ['] ?
FASM :-) Using it in all my sources :-) The ASCII code is 39.
>> Why not 18'446'744'073'709'551'615 ??? Comma and dot
>> are usually used to separate fractional part: PI = 3.14159265358979
>
> That's a nice idea, though at first glance a bit odd looking. Any
> systems using this upper [`] or ['] ?
I considered adding the single quote <'> as separator to my d
Op 4-8-2011 14:32, dos386 schreef:
>> * number: nnn.nnn.nnn,xyz (european)
>
> Why not 18'446'744'073'709'551'615 ??? Comma and dot
> are usually used to separate fractional part: PI = 3.14159265358979
That's a nice idea, though at first glance a bit odd looking. Any
systems using this upper [`]
On Thu, 2011-08-04 at 06:10 -0700, dos386 wrote:
> "2011-08-02 18:09:06"
My vote's on the ISO 8601 standard (like above) - it makes it easy to
sort directories in date order.
I recommend FreeDOS adopts the ISO 8601 standard, and only convert dates
for humans based on their country/locale.
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> -Original Message-
> From: dos386 [mailto:dos...@gmail.com]
> Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2011 9:10 AM
> To: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Re: [Freedos-user] FreeCom: Wrong DIR behavior on empy disks.
>
> > > "2011-Aug-02 Tue 18:09:06
> > "2011-Aug-02 Tue 18:09:06"
> That one doesn't sort very well either (puts April next to August)
Indeed :-(
so
"2011-08-02 18:09:06"
or
"2011-08(Aug)-02 (Tue) 18:09:06"
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> -Original Message-
> From: dos386 [mailto:dos...@gmail.com]
> Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2011 8:32 AM
> To: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Re: [Freedos-user] FreeCom: Wrong DIR behavior on empy disks.
...
> > and use AM/PM time, e.g.:
>
>
> * number: nnn.nnn.nnn,xyz (european)
Why not 18'446'744'073'709'551'615 ??? Comma and dot
are usually used to separate fractional part: PI = 3.14159265358979
> * separater: ehm no idea.
Of who or what ?
> * keyboard: QWERTY with EURO (858 thus), still not managed to get a
> euro-sign in DOS b
Hi,
On Tue, Aug 2, 2011 at 1:04 PM, Bernd Blaauw wrote:
> Op 2-8-2011 14:05, dos386 schreef:
>
> I'd prefer a default of:
> * date: MMDD (Japanese notation, right?)
> * time: HHMMSS
> * number: nnn.nnn.nnn,xyz (european)
> * separater: ehm no idea.
> * keyboard: QWERTY with EURO (858 thus), s
Op 2-8-2011 14:05, dos386 schreef:
>> ... or all the other date formattings
>
> No point of existence ;-)
>
>> German dd.mm. hh:mm 1.000,00 for COUNTRY
>> than BIOS default US QWERTY) are totally different
>
> I prefer to keep things simple (QWERTY, "@" and "\" discoverable)
> and convenient (Y
Hi dos386,
>> ... or all the other date formattings
>
> No point of existence ;-)
I hope zou do not think that about other countries as well...
>> German dd.mm. hh:mm 1.000,00 for COUNTRY
>> than BIOS default US QWERTY) are totally different
>
> I prefer to keep things simple (QWERTY, "@" a
> ... or all the other date formattings
No point of existence ;-)
> German dd.mm. hh:mm 1.000,00 for COUNTRY
> than BIOS default US QWERTY) are totally different
I prefer to keep things simple (QWERTY, "@" and "\" discoverable)
and convenient (-MM-DD HH:MM:SS) - no need for messing
up ev
Hi Bernd, Dos386,
> I'd like to see -MM-DD (with dashes) and without COUNTRY.
... or Japanese MMDD as Bernd mentioned ...
>> makes sorting files by date so much easier.
>
> :-)
...or all the other date formattings: You can just set your country
depending on your taste. As long as you d
I'd like to see -MM-DD (with dashes) and without COUNTRY.
> makes sorting files by date so much easier.
:-)
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Op 30-7-2011 15:05, Zbigniew schreef:
>> Another one: all dates should be -MM-DD and times without the
>> silly "a" and "p"
>
> ...or could respect the convention:
> - when dash used as separator - date is -MM-DD
> - when dot - date format is DD.MM.
> - when slash - the format is MM/DD/
2011/7/30, dos386:
> Another one: all dates should be -MM-DD and times without the
> silly "a" and "p"
...or could respect the convention:
- when dash used as separator - date is -MM-DD
- when dot - date format is DD.MM.
- when slash - the format is MM/DD/
Such way it could be mo
> intentionally, as far as I remember for mimicking MS style
EDR-DOS doesn't have this bug ;-)
> If MS COMMAND.COM for DOS didn't have a setting for 4-digit year
Another one: all dates should be -MM-DD and times without the
silly "a" and "p"
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Op 29-7-2011 13:22, Eric Auer schreef:
> That is not a bug, dos386. FreeCOM command.com DIR does this
> intentionally, as far as I remember for mimicking MS style,
> which in turn might be necessary for some older batch files.
>
> However, I understand your point, so maybe we could either
> make th
Hi for the third,
> IIRC I had reported this BUG some time ago ... if volume is
> empty, I want to see how much space for bloat I have ;-)
That is not a bug, dos386. FreeCOM command.com DIR does this
intentionally, as far as I remember for mimicking MS style,
which in turn might be necessary for
IIRC I had reported this BUG some time ago ... if volume is
empty, I want to see how much space for bloat I have ;-)
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DIR command on a floppy disk with files:
C:\>dir a:
O volume no drive A e FDOSFLOPPY
O Numero de Serie do volume e 0F22-0808
Diretorio de A:\
FDAUTO BAT 1,009 07-24-2011 12:29a
FDCONFIG SYS 780 07-17-2011 3:38a
2 arquivo(s) 1,789 bytes
0 dir(s
Eric Auer escreveu:
> I found a binary copy of a Brazilian Portuguese freecom
> command.com (ca 11/2005 or older) in my archives... This
> is, as far as I remember, from Alain or Henrique who lost
> his source text file...
That was me :) all my machines were stolen the same weekend :(
> So I ex
Hi all,
I found a binary copy of a Brazilian Portuguese freecom
command.com (ca 11/2005 or older) in my archives... This
is, as far as I remember, from Alain or Henrique who lost
his source text file... So I extracted all text strings
from the binary, preserving the accented chars in the DOS
cod
Hello, all!
On 3 different old computers (486 to Pentium 100 -
all with at least 16 MB), I installed the new Service Release 2 from the
bootable CD. I installed on either FAT16 or FAT32 partitions (1 to 2 GB)
created by FreeDOS. All of the installations were error-free.
On all 3 machine
> Which version?
Kernel 2.0.35 stable (I think) with FreeCOM 0.84pre.
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On Sun, 30 Oct 2005 22:53:37 -0800, you wrote:
Hi Blair,
>> I don't see it, with a quick test (of the stable cvs branch kernel).
>Works for me too.
Which version?
I want to test again with the identical version.
Rgds,
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> I don't see it, with a quick test (of the stable cvs branch kernel).
Works for me too.
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On Thu, 20 Oct 2005, Eric Auer wrote:
Hi, odd, while I remembered ^Z to be working, it actually
is broken when testing in Dosemu and Bochs, with FreeCOM
versions 0.82pl1, 0.82pl3 and 0.84-pre. This really should
not happen :-(.
Copy con test.txt
type something
^Z
--> does not end the copy con
Hi, odd, while I remembered ^Z to be working, it actually
is broken when testing in Dosemu and Bochs, with FreeCOM
versions 0.82pl1, 0.82pl3 and 0.84-pre. This really should
not happen :-(.
Copy con test.txt
type something
^Z
--> does not end the copy con (^Z at start of line should do that!).
E
Henrique Peron schreef:
Hi all,
before anyone asks: after reading this, I used FD-KEYB (under MS-DOS), tried
"copy con test.txt", typed something, hit + and it worked fine.
MS shell will probably have CTRL-Z working anyway.
your post means KEYB does not change any ctrl-z behaviour.
FreeC
9:39 AM
Subject: [Freedos-user] FreeCOM
On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 08:44:04 -0400, you wrote:
>... and Arkady's
>> FreeCOM.
>...
>
>What changes are in this? and where is it?
I'm not very sure, because I got the binary only without document. But
what I know is this version
On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 08:44:04 -0400, you wrote:
>... and Arkady's
>> FreeCOM.
>...
>
>What changes are in this? and where is it?
I'm not very sure, because I got the binary only without document. But
what I know is this version implemented CTRL+arrow keys, before this
FreeCOM have none.
Also I n
Johnson Lam wrote:
On Sat, 13 Aug 2005 15:08:26 -0400, you wrote:
...
I've tested the CMDXMS.HEAD for a period of time, it's very stable
thanks for testing
I updated the descriptions a little, so hopefully it is clearer which
are the recommended versions for more general testing/use.
On Sat, 13 Aug 2005 15:08:26 -0400, you wrote:
Hi Kenneth,
>FreeCom only has one branch that I touch (HEAD is just cvs terminology
>for the primary branch); though other branches do exist (state unknown
>and/or already merged into HEAD).
I've tested the CMDXMS.HEAD for a period of time, it's v
Kenneth J. Davis wrote:
Tom Lee Mullins wrote:
"
Hello All,
I am trying to complie the freecom source using all the tools
given by them on the site but i am receiving the error..
no such command or file as "make"
i have turboc 1.01 and nasm and all the things given by the site..
i al
Tom Lee Mullins wrote:
"
Hello All,
I am trying to complie the freecom source using all the tools
given by them on the site but i am receiving the error..
no such command or file as "make"
i have turboc 1.01 and nasm and all the things given by the site..
i also have installed the late
"
Hello All,
I am trying to complie the freecom source using all the tools
given by them on the site but i am receiving the error..
no such command or file as "make"
i have turboc 1.01 and nasm and all the things given by the site..
i also have installed the latest freedos on my hard dis
Hi!
16-Фев-2005 14:27 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (AITOR SANTAMARIA MERINO) wrote to
freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net:
>> Arkady, SYS C: is for transferring systemfiles from current drive (perhaps
>> even directory) to C: and writing bootsector.
ASM> IIRC bootsector is not overwritten, unless you do /MB
Hi,
Bernd Blaauw escribió:
>
by the way, would be nice if daily kernel builds also include batchfile
for SYS A: /BOOTONLY , copying kernel, and optionally FreeCOM/shell.
Now I first have to go to commandline to use SYS A:
>>>
>>>
>>
>> I think, any irrever
Hi!
14-Фев-2005 22:10 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bernd Blaauw) wrote to
freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net:
by the way, would be nice if daily kernel builds also include batchfile
for SYS A: /BOOTONLY , copying kernel, and optionally FreeCOM/shell.
Now I first have to go to commandline to use
by the way, would be nice if daily kernel builds also include batchfile
for SYS A: /BOOTONLY , copying kernel, and optionally FreeCOM/shell.
Now I first have to go to commandline to use SYS A:
I think, any irreversible actions should be ommited as much, as
possible. And I think, typing
Hi!
12-Фев-2005 01:44 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kenneth J. Davis) wrote to
freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net:
>> by the way, would be nice if daily kernel builds also include batchfile
>> for SYS A: /BOOTONLY , copying kernel, and optionally FreeCOM/shell.
>> Now I first have to go to commandline to us
Bernd Blaauw wrote:
Kenneth J. Davis schreef:
Does this includes ITALIAN.ERR also?
.ERR files are only generated by FIXSTRS if translation is not 100%
correct, if I remember correctly. It's different from the 'critical
error handler'.
actually strings.log contains the missing or extra strings,
s
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