Auspex Build 1.2.2.98 uploaded

[timns]

Here she be. Several bug fixes and improvements. Please see the history for a brief overview.

@cranioscopical, I finally updated the Completion handling for you. If you now choose 'Space' as your trigger character, a space will be appended to the word when it's auto-typed for you. Hope that's what you were looking for!

You can bulk update all your existing Completions - simply select them all in the tree, and change the trigger combobox.

[cranioscopical]

If you now choose 'Space' as your trigger character, a space will be appended to the word when it's auto-typed for you. Hope that's what you were looking for!

-timns (February 05, 2011, 06:23 PM)

Why thank you! 

[joiwind]

And here I was thinking that cranioscopial's surprise was going to be a Pun Wizard...

[joiwind]

Still getting the ghost tab - see attached screen.
And double-click on the tray icon still won't open Haruspex, sorry Auspex.

Also, but I think I mentioned this before : if you create a new folder then add an entry to that folder, then drag that new folder into, for example, 'Autocompletions', it stays there but if you then click on the 'renew' button the new folder comes back out of the parent folder and a blank entry is created, which causes an access violation (see screen2) when you try to delete it.

Otherwise looking good... 

[cranioscopical]

And here I was thinking that cranioscopial's surprise was going to be a Pun Wizard...

-joiwind (February 06, 2011, 04:50 AM)

I think he's working on it, and playing with nomenclature. You'll start the pun and Auspex will finish it. At the moment it's pun complete...

[timns]

Still getting the ghost tab - see attached screen.
And double-click on the tray icon still won't open Haruspex, sorry Auspex.

Also, but I think I mentioned this before : if you create a new folder then add an entry to that folder, then drag that new folder into, for example, 'Autocompletions', it stays there but if you then click on the 'renew' button the new folder comes back out of the parent folder and a blank entry is created, which causes an access violation (see screen2) when you try to delete it.

Otherwise looking good... 

-joiwind (February 06, 2011, 05:33 AM)

Thanks, good error report. No idea about the ghost window, in that I have never seen it here, sorry. Are you running anything that affects the taskbar or system tray? Just in case there's something I can check.