/UNINSTALLALL /SILENT

[Anonymous]

Whoops, one more time.

Looks like the one I just uploaded was missing the Me.close that prevents the silent uninstallall from running indefinitely. Not sure how I missed that, but I uploaded the wrong one.

Last time I swear. 😆

Man it would be nice to be able to edit posts here… *hint* I’d clean this post storm up considerably.

[Shane Gowland]

The forum software we use only supports post editing for higher rank users.

I’m still recovering from surgery at the moment, but hopefully I’ll be able to audit your changes to JavaRa and have them included in the next release version.

Thank you for your contributions 🙂

[Anonymous]

Glad to help. Seemed like you had a little too much on your plate. 🙂

[Shane Gowland]

I’ve committed your changes to the ‘development’ branch on GitHub.

https://github.com/SingularLabs/JavaRa/tree/development

I made some tweaks, too.
– I’ve added translation support (and fixed a few grammatical errors) to the output of the /? switch.
– All the switches are now case-insensitive, using the .ToUpper method.

[Anonymous]

Awesome. yeah, I have since noticed those grammar errors. Hah, my bad.

😉

[Anonymous]

Also, I think I may have forgotten to mention, I changed the project to do text comparison, instead of binary comparison, if you do that, I don’t think you’ll need the toupper method for case insensitivity. Binary comparison forces the need for that, and it is not true case insensitivity. It will allow /test, and /TEST but not /Test, or /tEsT, you follow me? However, I’m not sure if you are using binary comparison on purpose, or because it is the default.

If you go to the project properties and click the compile tab, there is the global option compare directive that you can set to text.

Optionally you can just do and option compare at the top of the page you want to be case insensitive. (sort of like an option explicit)

[code title=”example”]
OPTION COMPARE TEXT
[/code]

you probably already knew this though, and I just don’t follow what you meant. Wouldn’t be the first time.

Regards,
Rich

[Shane Gowland]

By parsing everything through .toUpper, you can use /TEST,/Test or /tEsT. I just thought it was a bit neater.

[Anonymous]

Could we get a compiled version of this?

[Anonymous]

these changes are now in the production build.

[Shane Gowland]

Actually, the production build is still a few commits behind. I’ll upload a compiled version to the ‘dev’ branch later tonight.

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