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<li>Added new "auto" constants which automatically map to their "common" form unless the installation is running in non administrative install mode, in which case they map to their "user" form. It is recommended to update your scripts to use these "auto" constants as much as possible to avoid mistakes. The list of added "auto" constants is: <tt>{autoappdata}</tt>, <tt>{autocf}</tt>, <tt>{autocf32}</tt>, <tt>{autocf64}</tt>, <tt>{autodesktop}</tt>, <tt>{autodocs}</tt>, <tt>{autopf}</tt>, <tt>{autopf32}</tt>, <tt>{autopf64}</tt>, <tt>{autoprograms}</tt>, <tt>{autostartmenu}</tt><tt>, {autostartup}</tt>, and <tt>{autotemplates}</tt>.</li>
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<li>Added new "auto" constants which automatically map to their "common" form unless the installation is running in non administrative install mode, in which case they map to their "user" form. It is recommended to update your scripts to use these "auto" constants as much as possible to avoid mistakes. The list of added "auto" constants is: <tt>{autoappdata}</tt>, <tt>{autocf}</tt>, <tt>{autocf32}</tt>, <tt>{autocf64}</tt>, <tt>{autodesktop}</tt>, <tt>{autodocs}</tt>, <tt>{autopf}</tt>, <tt>{autopf32}</tt>, <tt>{autopf64}</tt>, <tt>{autoprograms}</tt>, <tt>{autostartmenu}</tt><tt>, {autostartup}</tt>, and <tt>{autotemplates}</tt>.</li>
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<li>Updated all examples and the Compiler IDE's New Script Wizard to use <tt>{autopf}</tt> instead of <tt>{pf}</tt>, etc.</li>
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<li>Updated all examples and the Compiler IDE's New Script Wizard to use <tt>{autopf}</tt> instead of <tt>{pf}</tt>, etc.</li>
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- <li><b>Change in default behavior:</b> The "common" shell folder contants are no longer mapped to their "user" form if the installation is running in non administrative install mode. Instead they simply return the requested common directory. The list of affected "common" constants is: <tt>{commonappdata}</tt>, <tt>{commondesktop}</tt>, <tt>{commondocs}</tt>, <tt>{commonprograms}</tt>, <tt>{commonstartmenu}</tt><tt>, {commonstartup}</tt>, and <tt>{commontemplates}</tt>.</li>
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+ <li><b>Change in default behavior:</b> The "common" shell folder constants are no longer mapped to their "user" form if the installation is running in non administrative install mode. Instead they simply return the requested common directory. The list of affected "common" constants is: <tt>{commonappdata}</tt>, <tt>{commondesktop}</tt>, <tt>{commondocs}</tt>, <tt>{commonprograms}</tt>, <tt>{commonstartmenu}</tt><tt>, {commonstartup}</tt>, and <tt>{commontemplates}</tt>.</li>
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<li>The <tt>{pf}</tt> and <tt>{cf}</tt> constants have been renamed to <tt>{commonpf}</tt> and <tt>{commoncf}</tt>. This includes <tt>{pf32}</tt> to <tt>{commonpf32}</tt>, etc. The old names are still supported, but it is recommended to update your scripts to the new names and the compiler will issue a warning if you don't.</tt>
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<li>The <tt>{pf}</tt> and <tt>{cf}</tt> constants have been renamed to <tt>{commonpf}</tt> and <tt>{commoncf}</tt>. This includes <tt>{pf32}</tt> to <tt>{commonpf32}</tt>, etc. The old names are still supported, but it is recommended to update your scripts to the new names and the compiler will issue a warning if you don't.</tt>
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<li>The <tt>{userpf}</tt>, <tt>{usercf}</tt>, and <tt>{username}</tt> constants and the <tt>AlwaysUsePersonalGroup</tt> [Setup] section directive can now correctly trigger a <a href="http://www.jrsoftware.org/files/is5-whatsnew.htm#useduserareaswarnings">used user areas warning</a>.</li>
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<li>The <tt>{userpf}</tt>, <tt>{usercf}</tt>, and <tt>{username}</tt> constants and the <tt>AlwaysUsePersonalGroup</tt> [Setup] section directive can now correctly trigger a <a href="http://www.jrsoftware.org/files/is5-whatsnew.htm#useduserareaswarnings">used user areas warning</a>.</li>
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Martijn Laan