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Bjorn Simonsen
Steven Burn wrote in said:
Why not simply use commandline copy + (or type >>) to copy the file on
to it self - as many times as you like?
Lack of free HD space (or time
?All the best,
Bjorn Simonsen
Why not simply use commandline copy + (or type >>) to copy the file on
to it self - as many times as you like?
Lack of free HD space (or time
?All the best,
Bjorn Simonsen
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Steven Burn
Bjorn Simonsen said:Why not simply use commandline copy + (or type >>) to copy the file on
to it self - as many times as you like?
Lack of free HD space (or time
hehe, nothing like that unfortunately. I've been working my backside off
trying to add/modify everything everyone has mentioned, completely forgot I
could just append the file onto itself
\Cheers for reminding me ;o)
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Vrodok the Troll
Nice little app. However (and this is solely due to my munged-up install of
XP), I often drop shortcuts to favoured textviewing/editing apps into my
"SendTo" menu, and I find that v1.08 (of your 'ACF Notes') does not support (so
to speak) being added to the "SendTo" folder/menu.
Neither, apparently, will a appropriate text-file, dragged onto ACF Notes's
Desktop shortcut, open; I am seeing "Bad file name or number" (same as what's
up with the "SendTo" menu).
Other than the above, it's a very nice low-mem app
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Bjorn Simonsen
Steven Burn wrote in <[email protected]>:
When time allows, consider trying it with a 256MB file ( Prepare food
and coffee!) I did, but ran out of food <g>. Aborted it after nearly
10 min or so, don't know for sure - lost track of time, found I was
looking at the date instead. Not that this is very practical file size
I have to edit very often, or that I do not have other and more
suitable editors for the job, just figured I'd give it a try
All the best,
Bjorn Simonsen
When time allows, consider trying it with a 256MB file ( Prepare food
and coffee!) I did, but ran out of food <g>. Aborted it after nearly
10 min or so, don't know for sure - lost track of time, found I was
looking at the date instead. Not that this is very practical file size
I have to edit very often, or that I do not have other and more
suitable editors for the job, just figured I'd give it a try
All the best,
Bjorn Simonsen
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Steven Burn
Vrodok the Troll said:Nice little app. However (and this is solely due to my munged-up install of
XP), I often drop shortcuts to favoured textviewing/editing apps into my
"SendTo" menu, and I find that v1.08 (of your 'ACF Notes') does not support (so
to speak) being added to the "SendTo" folder/menu.
Neither, apparently, will a appropriate text-file, dragged onto ACF Notes's
Desktop shortcut, open; I am seeing "Bad file name or number" (same as what's
up with the "SendTo" menu).
Other than the above, it's a very nice low-mem app
I'm not quite sure whats going on there. I tested the drag and drop on both
my 9x machine and my XP Pro one, and it worked without any problems....?. As
far as the "Send To" is concerned, I'll have to look into that.
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Vrodok the Troll
Was your Install-directory using Long filenames ("C:\Program Files\ACF
Notes", for instance), or something in the SFN ("C:\ACF_Note") tradition?
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Steven Burn
Vrodok the Troll said:
I actually tested it with short/long/stupidly long paths.
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Bjorn Simonsen said:Steven Burn wrote in <[email protected]>:
When time allows, consider trying it with a 256MB file ( Prepare food
and coffee!) I did, but ran out of food <g>. Aborted it after nearly
10 min or so, don't know for sure - lost track of time, found I was
looking at the date instead. Not that this is very practical file size
I have to edit very often, or that I do not have other and more
suitable editors for the job, just figured I'd give it a try
hehe ;o)
The way I've got it at the moment, it loads the file line by line. This
minimizes the risk of errors occuring and prevents taking up all the memory
and/or resources when loading file's thus, it may take a bit longer to load
severely huge file's (such as the 256MB one, lol)
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Bjorn Simonsen
Vrodok the Troll wrote in
Seems to work fine here with Win2k.
Also seems to work fine here with Win2k.
install path:
H:\W32\EDIT\txt\acfnotes_F\acfn1_0_8.noinstall\ACF Notes.exe
As you can see I've used the no-install version.
All the best,
Bjorn Simonsen
Seems to work fine here with Win2k.
Also seems to work fine here with Win2k.
install path:
H:\W32\EDIT\txt\acfnotes_F\acfn1_0_8.noinstall\ACF Notes.exe
As you can see I've used the no-install version.
All the best,
Bjorn Simonsen
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Vrodok the Troll
Hmmm. Then what's up with this late Twentieth-century box, I wonder.....
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Vrodok the Troll
I first noticed the "problem", w/the no-install one. Dunno what's going on...
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ms
Steven said:
Steve:
Just an update, 1.07 on a large 2.3 MB file- It froze initially,
eventually opened it, but functions frozen, line numbers were a blacked
out area.
1.06 opened same file much quicker, functions ok.
This is on my computer, YMMV.
Mike Sa
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Steven Burn
ms said:
Mike, unfortunately, this was down to me. I changed the file open proc in
1.0.7 to try and make i a little simpler, but ended up having to change it
back in 1.0.8 as it developed problems with large file's. 1.0.8 now uses the
original procedure.
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ms wrote in said:
Mike, please - you are posting about a new issue, no need to quote the
previous message (two) at length for that. Please snip.
All the best,
Bjorn Simonsen
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ms
Bjorn said:
It was definitely not a new issue, and was intended to help Steve as he
evolves the program.
Since my post was still brief, including the posted text, your comment
is hardly necessary. I do snip on any post I consider long. If it does
not meet your standards, that's too bad, as I do try when it's
appropriate.
Mike Sa
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ms
Steven said:
Steve, just ran 1.08. On a 2.3 MB file, the "reading line by line"
caused text scrolling permanently, used Task Manager to kill it.
Then I ran a 173 KB file, it did the same thing. (???)
I ran 1.06 and while it takes a moment to open the 2.3 file, it was
fine.
Mike Sa
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Steven Burn
ms said:
I've just tested it with a 2, 4 and 12MB file and it was fine (it scrolls
whilst it's loading the data, but never stopped once the data was loaded,
which is what it's meant to do)
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ms
Not clear to me- do you mean "never" above? once the data is loaded it
"never" stops scrolling? That *is* what I saw.
Mike Sa
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omega
(e-mail address removed) (jsimlo):
Ooops, overlooked. Plus I see that Ted Notepad's extended replace dialog
has that multiline "block replace" feature, a special treat.
Uhm, on a general functional matter, I found a problem. File size it
handles. In a recent thread here, you answered someone that it is not
designed to have any limit in this area. So maybe this is called a bug.
I'm finding the max size is under ~40k for what it will open. On W98SE.
I tested pretty adequately. It was my inctrl5 logs mainly I used in trying
to get size range where it would start complaining, but I handed it other
text files too. I'd wonder about my supporting libraries? Yet I should
mention another note: just this week, I happened to do a tour (looking
further into the SR variations) where I'd launched a very great number
of editors, giving each a 150k file. And only two of those complained,
ones designed with the limit.
I checked versions 2x, 3x, 4x of Ted Notepad. All the same error. Tried
it mainly on opening files, but same thing with a large clipboard. There
are three messages in succession:
Edit window out of space.
Length of the file differs from length of the loaded text. The file
contains some unprintable characters, or was not loaded completely.
Cannot read file [rpt_925.txt]!
I'm very interested in Ted Notepad, so hope this is a bug that can be fixed.
If there's any test for me to run, or specific details to provide, which
would help to this end, let me know.
try to use "extended replace" (from tools menu) in ted notepad:
- it works with actual selection
- does it faster than standart replace all
- works with multiple lines of "find what"/"replace with"
- undoes all at once, as you wished...
http://jsimlo.sk/notepad/
Ooops, overlooked. Plus I see that Ted Notepad's extended replace dialog
has that multiline "block replace" feature, a special treat.
Uhm, on a general functional matter, I found a problem. File size it
handles. In a recent thread here, you answered someone that it is not
designed to have any limit in this area. So maybe this is called a bug.
I'm finding the max size is under ~40k for what it will open. On W98SE.
I tested pretty adequately. It was my inctrl5 logs mainly I used in trying
to get size range where it would start complaining, but I handed it other
text files too. I'd wonder about my supporting libraries? Yet I should
mention another note: just this week, I happened to do a tour (looking
further into the SR variations) where I'd launched a very great number
of editors, giving each a 150k file. And only two of those complained,
ones designed with the limit.
I checked versions 2x, 3x, 4x of Ted Notepad. All the same error. Tried
it mainly on opening files, but same thing with a large clipboard. There
are three messages in succession:
Edit window out of space.
Length of the file differs from length of the loaded text. The file
contains some unprintable characters, or was not loaded completely.
Cannot read file [rpt_925.txt]!
I'm very interested in Ted Notepad, so hope this is a bug that can be fixed.
If there's any test for me to run, or specific details to provide, which
would help to this end, let me know.
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Steven Burn
ms said:
Mike,
No, that was actually my being too tired to think properly. The
scrolling stopped once the file was loaded.
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