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02/26/97 - V1.07 -
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Calls to the EtShellOverride%() API function would
fail.
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09/24/96 - V1.06 -
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Completely rewrote the API. Reduced the number
of segments to 1 (from 3). Also resolved conflict
with PowerBASIC 3.2: if GetStrLoc was called from
the inline assembler in a Unit file, either the
code in the Unit or the UltraShell API would not
work properly (due to a bug in PB 3.2).
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10/05/94 - V1.05 -
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The SwapAbort% parameter in the EtSwapSelect%()
function was being ignored by the UltraShell code.
It now works properly. Also, the swap file was
always being written to the default drive, no
matter what drive was specified for the swap file
in the EtShellSetSwapFile%() function.
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07/11/94 - V1.04 -
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When shelling out of an application while in an
EGA/VGA graphics mode, the Int 43h vector (which
points to the Character Generator Table for use in
graphics video modes) could be overwritten as we
prepped the IVT for the shell. This would result is
garbage being displayed while the target app was
running. Our thanks to Hsih-Hao Huang and Alan
Earnshaw for their help (and persistence) in
tracking this one down.
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11/18/93 - V1.03 -
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Fixed a minor problem broken in V1.02.
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11/17/93 - V1.02 -
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Fixed error code translation problem when returning
from the DOS EXEC function.
- Added EtShellTrapOutput. Call this routine if you
want to disable all BIOS screen output during a
shell. Say, for example, you want to shell to the
COPY command but don't want your user to see the "1
file(s) copied" message scrolling up the screen.
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07/22/93 - V1.01 -
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Fixed a problem with making two consecutive shells
to XMS.
- ULTRASHL.EXE was creating an unneeded debugging
file. Deleted.
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05/23/93 - V1.00 -
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Production Release.
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