-Added volume:selected and volume:freespace

[raad287]

Added selected volume and volume free space data, in response to the request in issue #153.

volume:selected returns the name of the selected volume as a string. I added it in the comments, but if the user hasn't selected a new volume, the cpu.selectedVolume.name returns blank. I added a quick fix there because I didn't want to start messing around too deeply in the code.

volume:freespace returns the freespace of the current volume as an int, no problems.

[a1270]

It's usually a bad idea to do changes to master. If on windows i'd read the github docs and on linux is super simple. 'git branch ifixedsomething' followed by a 'git checkout ifixedsomething'. Make your changes. Before you do a commit make sure to 'git checkout kOS.csproj,' this means you'll need to edit the refs again but less pain for upstream. Follow this by a 'git push ifixedsomthing origin'. You can then pull request that branch via the web.

[raad287]

Thanks for the info, I've used git plenty, but never to do any pulling or
merging, just on my own. I'll fix it as soon as I can.

On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 2:53 AM, a1270 notifications@github.com wrote:

It's usually a bad idea to do changes to master. If on windows i'd read
the github docs and on linux is super simple. 'git branch ifixedsomething'
followed by a 'git checkout ifixedsomething'. Make your changes. Before you
do a commit make sure to 'git checkout kOS.csproj,' this means you'll need
to edit the refs again but less pain for upstream. Follow this by a 'git
push ifixedsomthing origin'. You can then pull request that branch via the
web.

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[Dunbaratu]

Thanks. Looking forward to this in the next release.

[Nivekk]

I like it! But it looks like it's using the old structure method.

I'll make a proper VolumeInfo class for this.