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nomorepasting.com data grabber.
What's New in Version 1.9
Released
- Note, that this script should be named "nmp" and not "getnmp" as "getnmp" was a sister script to my original "nmp" script which I did not update here. I did submit "nmp 1.9" on it's own, but since it was rejected with the recommendation of adding it as an update to getnmp, I guess this'll have to do.
- Though if an admin could change the name of this to nmp, instead of getnmp, it'd be right. :P
- * Version 1.9:
- * Merged /nmp and /getnmp scripts together.
- * Added a new dialog, and -d switch for /nmp; which will only open the dialog.
- No pasting is done when this is used. Which contains a paste button, and
- two drop down combo boxes to let you choose the output of the paste, and
- the highlighting type to use for the paste.
- Many will recognize the layout of the dialog, as it closely represents that
- of the old /getnmp dialog.
- * Added -b switch to /nmp, this is only to be used if you know what you're doing.
- If you use -b, you must create your own binary hash table, with the
- appropriate data. I implemented this switch for use with the new dialog,
- as such, I will only document the -b switch in my changelog.
- * Made some changes to the switch handling in the
- nmp alias. The old one was a little too unforgiving
- of typos, if you put a non existant switch in the old
- version, it wouldn't do any of the switches.
- * Adjusted the code behind the "Load?" button. It still uses $input, however,
- it now asks you what you would like to use as a filename for the script.
- This also performs two checks, to be sure that the directory exists,
- and to make sure that the filename is valid characters.
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