v0.9.0

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ZeeTerminal v0.9.0 Release Notes

New Features

• 2 NEW COMMANDS: Converter and RandNum.
• When outputting a beep sound in the Beep and BeepSounds commands, you are now able to exit the output early by pressing the ESC key.
• A new feature called ToFile has been added! This feature allows you to stream all output of a command to a specific file. It is activated by supplying the '--tofile ' argument to a command. In the area, embed the file path of the file you wish to write to. This feature does not append the output to the file, but overwrites it instead. If the file path has spaces, enclose it in quotations. During the command execution with this feature activated, no text is sent to the display (it all goes to the file). After the command is done, no more text is sent to the file, and the text goes straight back to the display.
• The Echo and Title commands have been redesigned to now include help pages! This feature inclusion in these commands improves their accessibility towards people that don't know how they work. The help command has been slightly modified to reflect this.

Changes and Bugfixes

• Fixed a bug where in the CPUStress command, if the multi-core benchmark test was terminated, it would say that the single-core benchmark was terminated instead of the multi-core one.
• The following 6 commands: CPUStress, Stopwatch, Timer, Hacker and MemTest, are now no longer terminated by any keypress. Only the ESC keypress will terminate them.
• Tidied up code in general, resulting in small performance improvements.
• Improved word wrapping in the MemTest command.
• Improved random number generation performance.
• Improved efficiency and performance of the input parser in the command input screen.
• Improved reliability of the input parser in the command input screen.
• The Echo and Title commands have been redesigned to now use data string arguments for input. How this works is that any string with spaces has to be quoted (e.g echo "Hello World" is quoted) to be outputted in the exact way it was written. However, if you include 2 or more strings separately (up to 128 strings), they are automatically concatenated (e.g "echo test hello cool" would output "testhellocool"). This allows for the introduction of help pages for both commands.
• Changed max character limit from 256 characters to 254 characters in the Title command, to comply with the Window Title ANSI Escape Sequence limit.