Zeus IDE

Agent SVN uses the SVN client (svn.exe) itself to connect with the Subversion repository. So this means all you need to do is insure that the version of svn.exe found in the system PATH can connect to your new repository. How you create that new repository is up to you. Now, in the Agent SVN configu...

This Zeus macro will take a marked region of lines and turn those lines into a single comma separated line. For example a marked region containing these values: apples oranges lemons will be converted into this single line of text: 'apple', 'orange', 'lemon' The source for this script is found below...

In the latest version there is a keyboard function that does this.

For the BriefEx keyboard mapping this is bound to the Ctrl+H (i.e. the H is for highlight) will run this feature.

That keyboard action is bound to the WordHighlightAny keyboard function.

Cheers Jussi

I did some testing of Agent SVN using the Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2019 edition and that version of the IDE still list Agent SVN in the Visual Studio Tools, Source Control panel: asvn-2019.png I continued that testing to see if MSVS 2019 still worked with Agent SVN and from what I could tel...

FYI the Alt + a is bound to the column marking mode as it is bound to the MarkColumnToggle keyboard function. More information on the different marking modes can be found here: https://www.zeusedit.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7764 Cheers Jussi PS: To determine what key is bound to what functi...

Like the original Brief, Zeus has three marking modes, Column, Line and Block. Each of those marking modes have a corresponding pasting mode which behave differently. Zeus also has two column marking modes controlled by the Option, Editor Options menu General section, Brief column paste mode option....

At the command line just start Zeus with this command line: zeus.exe -s -n You can get more details on these options in the Zeus help file, searching for command line arguments. If you wish to stop history all together untick the Restore options found in the General section, found using the Options,...

This does look like a regression issue that has been introduced when the Find in File was changed to work with ripgrep instead of fgrep.

The Zeus help documentation will be updated to reflect this.

Thanks for taking the time to report this issue.

Cheers Jussi

This issue should be fixed in the latest Zeus release found here: https://www.zeusedit.com/download.html

To upgrade to this local version follow the instructions found here: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2719

Cheers Jussi

Hi Don, Since Agent SVN is a MS-SCCI provider, that means it will only work with editors/IDEs supporting that interface. I'm not up to speed on what is changing in PB 2019 and VS 2019 with regard to their support for MS-SCCI, but if that support is removed from those version, that also means both Ag...

Courtesy of Dennis Komeshak. The following COBOL source code is compiled and linked to produce a cs-source-backup.exe executable. IDENTIFICATION DIVISION. PROGRAM-ID. CS-SOURCE-BACKUP. ***************************************************************** * DESCRIPTION: * Copy a file with DATE and TIME a...

Hi Jack, Thanks for the great support! Always happy to try and help This difference might be causing some problems: Zeus Cmd Box: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files Win Cmd Box: C:\Program Files\Common Files The path with the (x86) represents a 32 bit appliction where as the other one is 64 bit. Be...

but I don't know where to look for the output. You find this under the Macros, Macro/Debug Output menu. The batch file does NOT work there but in works in a cmd box started from Window's Start Menu. That is what I would have expected to see. As I said before this means the issue is probably related...

Using the Options, Editor Options menu and in the General panel there is an Debug tools macros and executables option. If you turn on that option you will see what command line Zeus is trying to run. If you then use the Tools, Dos Shell menu you will get to a command prompt. In that prompt run these...

Hi Jack, It works from a cmd window if I right click and select run as admin. Why this works is because when you right click and select run as admin you are running the cmd prompt with admin rights and that means when you then run your cmd file it also runs with those same admin rights. However, whe...