Zeus IDE

I dont know what "$fn" is, it was there already so I left it. The $fn is a Zeus macro tag and it get substituted with a value. In this case the $fn is the file name tag and it is replaced with the name of the currently active document. Similarly there is a $fdd which is is the file drive ...

To configure the Zeus IDE to work with TypeScript run the following commands: 1. Install TypeScript Open a command prompt window and run the following command: npm install typescript -g 2. Configure the Zeus IDE Edit the Zeus TypeScript document type using the Options, Document Types menu and select...

Consider the following mapping of characters to their encoded equivalent value: ! # $ & ' ( ) * + , / : ; = ? @ [ ] %21 %23 %24 %26 %27 %28 %29 %2A %2B %2C %2F %3A %3B %3D %3F %40 %5B %5D As an example this macro will take this string: %21 %23 %24 %26 %27 %28 %29 %2A %2B %2C %2F %3A %3B %3D %3F ...

1. Start regedit and go to this key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon 2. Edit the ExcludeProfileDirs key 3. Add AppData\Roaming and any other folders to the value. As an example this value will exclude several folders from that profile: AppData\Local;AppData\L...

The latest version of Zeus adds support for ligature fonts like FiraCode and Iosevka . To better understand what this means consider the following code: <-< <<- <-- <- <-> -> --> ->> >-> <=< <<= <== <=> => ==> =>> >=> >>= >>- >- <~> -< -<< =<< <~~ <~ ~~ ~> ~~> <<< << <= <> >= >> >>> {. {| [| <: ? :>...

A second option is to define the compiler command line inside the document type using the Options, Document Types menu, editing the C/C++ document type and then entering the compiler command line in the Compiler panel. That compiler command can then be run using the Compile, Compile menu which maps ...

The tool is called "Compile" I can execute the tool from the Tools menu successfully but cannot figure out how to add a keyboard shortcut to the tool. There is currently no way to assign a keyboard key combination to a Tool menu item However, what you can do is create a macro to run the c...

Found on the Python documentation page: m There is a reference to the "Windows" section on the Python download page . 1. Use that link and find the Windows help file download link from at page. 2. Download the file and copy it to this folder location: C:\Users\<your user id here>\AppData\R...

The latest Agent SVN is the 2.65 version. So you first need to try the latest Agent SVN 2.65 version and make sure it works with your IDE. You can download that 45 day trial version from this page: http://www.zeusedit.com/agent/download.html If you find that version works with your IDE (which it sho...

This feature has been added to the latest Zeus 3.98p version found here: http://www.zeusedit.com/download.html

Cheers Jussi

I can confirm the behaviour of the bookmarking will be changed to work as described above and that this feature will be available in the next Zeus release due in the next month or two

Cheers Jussi

Is this something I'll want global to all my .CSS files or should I just try and set it for one specific file? You have to set it globally (i.e. mark the Zeus CSS document type as UTF-8 with No BOM). You can't set it on a per file basis because doing that mean would mean adding a BOM to the file. W...

Hi Alan, This is what is going wrong: On Linux text files default to UTF8 without a BOM marker On Windows text files default to ASCII and UTF-8 files need a BOM marker WinSCP will copy the files down in binary mode so the actual contents of the Linux and the Windows files will be identical. However ...

What you describe is currently not possible, because as you point out as lines of text are added or removed, the location of the bookmark is not adjusted accordingly. But I think what you are describing is a bug in how the bookmarks currently work :( I will look into this and see if is possible to c...

Hi Alan, but when I copy the same file onto my Windows box, the file gets corrupted. How are you copying the files to the machine :?: File type is ANSI and EOL marker is Unix (just the \n I believe). I'm not sure this is correct :?: Since you are using a Linux machine the files on that machine will ...