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11 check-ins using file ssh.c version b49cb72af6

2001-11-08
03:20
Whoops - missed out a vital bit of RTF Unicode fallback handling check-in: 16f631b503 user: simon tags: trunk
2001-11-07
16:22
Implement writing RTF to the clipboard (off by default), so that if you enable it text will paste into Word et al in the same font as PuTTY itself is displaying in. In particular, this will be a fixed- pitch font, so tables and `ls' and the like will naturally line up. check-in: 3f76bd5d3b user: simon tags: trunk
07:39
Makefile fix: we've been compiling ssh.c separately because it needs $(VER) defining, but forgetting that it also needs the rest of the stuff! check-in: 0c20a7ab29 user: simon tags: trunk
2001-11-04
10:41
RDB's fix to full-screen mode. Apparently sorts out most of the fullscreen/maximised confusions, by treating fullscreen as a special case of maximised (fair enough). Removes dependency on multimon.h, but Wez thinks (though he was unable to test) that this version should naturally do the Right Thing on multi-monitor systems anyway. check-in: 72255de130 user: simon tags: trunk
2001-10-31
12:51
Fix accelerators in Window panel check-in: d3cf436345 user: simon tags: trunk
12:50
Rectangular-block selection. Enabled by Alt+drag, unless you configure it to be the default in which case it's _dis_abled by Alt+drag. check-in: a0fdeb0323 user: simon tags: trunk
2001-10-30
16:33
Add a couple more FAQs (`where's the Tunnels panel' and `how do I do <blah> in Plink'). check-in: b9434b12c6 user: simon tags: trunk
16:12
Shrink the PuTTYgen window for 640x480 friendliness (thanks Jacob) check-in: c4565ece48 user: simon tags: trunk
16:02
Word-by-word (double-click) selection now spans line breaks if the line break was created by wrapping. (Equivalently, if the selection would _paste_ as a single word without a newline in the middle, then it will _select_ in the same way.) check-in: 5c1233a233 user: simon tags: trunk
15:45
The other utilities should do the same processing of the hostname (parsing `user@' prefixes etc) that PuTTY proper does. check-in: 0196b546dc user: simon tags: trunk
14:57
Tidy up the SERIOUS NETWORK ERROR fixes check-in: a36d0f7bf5 user: simon tags: trunk