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current [2020/07/14 12:15] – [XTension Version 9.4.32] James Sentmancurrent [2020/07/18 12:54] – [9.4.32 Change Log:] James Sentman
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   * NEW: [[dictionary:more:dimscreen|Dim Screen]] Verb to perform a gamma fade on any or all attached screens. Useful for adjusting the brightness of an attached monitor or blanking the screen entirely. (note that the **rate** parameter to the verb is not yet implemented. The screen will always immediately switch to the new value. I’ll sort that out in the next build.)   * NEW: [[dictionary:more:dimscreen|Dim Screen]] Verb to perform a gamma fade on any or all attached screens. Useful for adjusting the brightness of an attached monitor or blanking the screen entirely. (note that the **rate** parameter to the verb is not yet implemented. The screen will always immediately switch to the new value. I’ll sort that out in the next build.)
 +  * NEW: [[dictionary:bitwise:base64encode|]] New verb to encode binary or other data with base64 encoding.
   * DIY Plugin: The new DIY plugin now calls the unit handlers in it’s Interface script as the old one did.    * DIY Plugin: The new DIY plugin now calls the unit handlers in it’s Interface script as the old one did. 
   * DIY Plugin: Note that the timing of when the data available event fires may be different for the new plugin compared to the old one. If you were relying on the event to fire only once for a line or packet it may now fire more than once unless you use the parsing options to properly break up the packets.   * DIY Plugin: Note that the timing of when the data available event fires may be different for the new plugin compared to the old one. If you were relying on the event to fire only once for a line or packet it may now fire more than once unless you use the parsing options to properly break up the packets.
current.txt · Last modified: 2024/02/05 17:53 by James Sentman