This issue is really starting to bother me. Is there a script I could use to set the line ending based on what is found in the file?

I'd like Zeus to adapt the line endings to whatever is already in the file. Is this possible?

So if I opened a file with 0x0a line endings, and I entered some more lines, they'd end with 0x0a. If I opened a file with 0x0d0x0a line endings, and entered more lines, they'd end with Windows-style line ...

If a triple-quoted string has a hash mark in it, the syntax highlighter thinks a comment has begun:

def foo_count():
""" Return the # of foo's. """
return 0

Thanks: perhaps this behavior could be described in the documentation for FileSave?

My keyboard mapping maps Ctrl+S to FileSave (natch).

If nothing is selected, and I hit Ctrl+S, the file saves. If I select a word and hit Ctrl+S, the file saves. But if I select across lines (more than one line is in the selection) and hit Ctrl+S, the Save As dialog appears.

Huh?

I tried to change the keyboard mapping by exporting the current mapping, editing the .zxp file, and re-importing it. When I export, I get lines that look like this:

Down=MoveLineDown
Page Down=MovePageDown
Page Up=MovePageUp
Up=MoveLineUp

When I re-import, the PageDown and PageUp keys don't ...