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ScratchPad

Started by jimg, November 10, 2024, 02:25:50 PM

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jimg

Here's a little program I often find handy.
I thought I had previously released it, but I couldn't find it here anywhere.
It's opens up a blank window (richedit) to keep temporary notes, try things out, etc.
It can read and write files.

*** All options are in a right click context menu.

You can set defaults for next use, or just make onetime changes.

Mostly this started out as a border test program, but I found it useful so kept using it.


Will now accept file name from the command line.





zedd151

Post-It notes for your desktop.  :biggrin:
Runs fine, windows 7.  :thumbsup:

Cute idea.
I'll explore its options later.
Windows 10 'convert' now, but windows xp was the best!   :skrewy:

NoCforMe

I have a li'l program like that I wrote, called Scratchpad. Same idea, except it doesn't even read or save files: just a convenient edit window for copying stuff into and out of.
Assembly language programming should be fun. That's why I do it.

sinsi

Hey Jim, nice one. A problem, if I hit F1 it shows the help dialog, but when I click OK it shows again.


Quote from: NoCforMe on November 10, 2024, 04:18:25 PMjust a convenient edit window for copying stuff into and out of.
So, like a clipboard  :badgrin:

I have my own, I call it Notepad :cool:
Windows 11 is better :tongue: but 98SE was the bee's knees

NoCforMe

Quote from: sinsi on November 10, 2024, 04:50:26 PMHey Jim, nice one. A problem, if I hit F1 it shows the help dialog, but when I click OK it shows again.


Quote from: NoCforMe on November 10, 2024, 04:18:25 PMjust a convenient edit window for copying stuff into and out of.
So, like a clipboard  :badgrin:

I have my own, I call it Notepad :cool:

Yabbut, the reason I wrote mine is I don't want to be bugged whether I want to save my changes when I exit. It just exits.

Yes, basically a text-input interface to the clipboard. Nothing fancy.
Assembly language programming should be fun. That's why I do it.

stoo23

QuoteI have my own, I call it Notepad :cool:
Yeah same, I utilize Notepad, as a 'Scratch-Pad' heaps  :smiley:

zedd151

Quote from: sinsi on November 10, 2024, 04:50:26 PMHey Jim, nice one. A problem, if I hit F1 it shows the help dialog, but when I click OK it shows again
Maybe it thought you needed more help?  :tongue:

When clicking the 'Help' Menu item seems to work as expected, though. When you close the dialog it closes, and another instance of help dialog does not pop up.

But yes, using F1 also show the effect here as well. The help dialog closes, but another instance of the help dialog opens.
Windows 10 'convert' now, but windows xp was the best!   :skrewy:

sinsi

Quote from: zedd151 on November 10, 2024, 07:37:18 PM
Quote from: sinsi on November 10, 2024, 04:50:26 PMHey Jim, nice one. A problem, if I hit F1 it shows the help dialog, but when I click OK it shows again
Maybe it thought you needed more help?  :tongue:
Nah, anyone will get it if you repeat it, but the second one should be YELLING :biggrin:
Windows 11 is better :tongue: but 98SE was the bee's knees

Vortex


jimg

Quote from: sinsi on November 10, 2024, 04:50:26 PMHey Jim, nice one. A problem, if I hit F1 it shows the help dialog, but when I click OK it shows again.
Thanks. Updated in first post.  Commented out WM_HELP handler in favor of WM_KEYDOWN event.  Guess I never asked for help in the 10+ years I've been using this.

HSE

Hi Jim!

  Very interesting  :thumbsup:
Equations in Assembly: SmplMath

mabdelouahab


stoo23

Yeah,..  :thumbsup:
Shame it doesn't have a Kool Icon for the desktop  :wink2:  :smiley:

jimg

One last quickie update (hopefully) in first post.  I added the ability to open a file entered on the command line.  This means I can add it to my right-click context menu for files.  Then I can open a file from the file's context menu.

stoo...   Not big on making icons (see covers)
  but feel free to add an icon if you like.

stoo23

Quotestoo...   Not big on making icons (see covers)
:biggrin:

Quotebut feel free to add an icon if you like.
OK will post if/when I come up with something appropriate  :cool: