Hi Raz,
The ALT key gets stuck ON. The sticky behavior also applies to the CTRL key.
Do you use keyboard/monitor switcher
In the many years that I have been using Zeus I had never seen this
sticky keyboard, but shortly after I started using a computer keyboard/monitor switcher I ran into this bug and this was long before the 3.94 version
What I noticed was the Ctrl, Alt and Shift keys can all get stuck down. I found the I had to rapidly toggle though these keys using the left hand side Ctrl/Alt and Shift keys, untill they became unstuck
If this describes your system then I am pretty sure this is not a Zeus bug, since I have seen the same Ctrl/Alt and Shift bug in other applications. My guess is the bug shows up more in Zeus only because Zeus makes a lot more use of these three keys
But if are not running a keyboard/monitor switcher then please let me know what type of system you are running. The keyboard handling code in Zeus has not change since verison 3.0, but as computers are getting faster, I guess there is always the possibility that a timing error exists in the keybaord handling code
Also this latest version appears to have performance issues, perhaps a side effect of folding?
In general the unregistered version is always a little slower than the registered version.
Also the new code folding feature will definitely have slowed Zeus down. This feature requires a lot parsing when the file is first opened and extra parsing when any key is pressed, so for very large files you will most probably notice a difference.
When right clicking on a file tab across the top, the menu initially comes up translucent, and eventually fills in opaque, but it takes a second or two. Also a bit slow on file save and buffer switching. None of these problem appeared in the pervious version.
I am writing this reply using the unregsitered Zeus 3.94 version Windows NT using an old Dual 266 MHz Pentium II with 256 MByte of RAM. At least for me it seems fine and I don't see any of the symptoms of slow down that you describe
Zeus does feel slower than when I compare it to the 2 GHz Windows XP machine, but I do not see the menu painting problem. It is slower, but it does not seem any slower than usual
But you can test if any of these are code folding related by renaming the
xFolder.dll to
xFolder.old. This will effectively remove the code folding feature entirely.
And now: a feature request [Very Happy] with the folding (which is a very good thing) could we configure that on what we want folded (e.g., #if DEBUG / #endif , #if RAZ_FIXUP #endif )?
I am not sure what type of folding feature you are describing here
I thought #if/#endif folding was already defined for c/c++ files. Do you want to only fold #if/#endif and nothing else or is there a file type that does not currently fold #if/#endif
In desigining the code folding I realised that making the feature user configurable would require an enormous amount of configuration and this would only add another layer of complexity to the already complex Zeus configuration model. For this reason the code folding was instead made semi-configurable by moving feature out of Zeus into the
xFolder.dll file.
But if you need a change made to this dll just post a mesage to the
Code Folding forum.
Of course questions are welcome as well as polite slaps on the wrist.
In this instance no slap on the wrist is required
Cheers Jussi
