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BSS version 1.50
1.50 Added the option /FR display totals of ROOT dir's. Instead of displaying subtotals of all directories. It displays totals of each main ROOT directory & it's subdirectories in 1 subtotal. Fixed 2 bugs. The 1st bug was printing 0 length strings, so it was trying to print a string with a length of 65536. The second was a label in the wrong spot in my combine routine that combined hilighting areas of overlapping & adjoining areas & may have been causing the 1st bug. Added test for ESC key after every find_first & find_next, so you should be able to escape a lot quicker when using the /F switches.
BSS version 1.54m
1.54m adds support for long file names under windows 95. Long file names do not work under Windows NT 4.0. All opens still use the the old tried & true short file name calls. The only long calls I'm currently using are the find file name routines. This may bother you here if you want to use lonf file names for /O= & /R= switches. The top status line has now changed a bit. The complete path of file name is displayed unless it's length is greater than 68, then I print the 1st 32 chars. then "..." then the last 33 chars. On the string searches, the percent(%) of file currently read is displayed on the top status just to the left of the version number. The /FR & /FS now display the number of files in each directory.
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