Elfy
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Current ndn on diskette? Diskette? What is it? I saw it last time some years ago. Ok, maybe DPMI version can be UPX'ed, but win32? I think this is bad idea.
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There is no reason for using UPX in any version.
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>yes, because it always exists at the buffer size, yes?
I don't understand... It exist but I don't see any connections with buffer size.
I try find same pattern on original file (matched string not in the beginning) at various buffer sizes and bug reproduced repeatedly.
>hope this is enough explanation?
I'm suspecting dependance from tags count... But problem was not in dependance but in exponential (presumably) dependance. It must be polynomial, or better linear. I can be wrong with estimation of algorithm's complexity but it seems so.
>but, bigger files (like Virtual Pascals windows.pas,550k,17000 lines) still need some seconds to load, because every line must be parsed
And this suggest to problem not solved... Just optimization done, but algorithm still the same. Am I right?
I suppose problem is in memory manager.
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AH> what old version do you mean, my versions? or even before mine?
Before.
>try setting it to $8000 and im sure you will have the same problems
>with 32k blocks again
Problem exist with $8000 buffer, with $10000 buffer, with $1000 buffer, with $20000... Are you sure it's matter?
> (elfy, the head13.htm loading problem is fixed)
He-he, are you agreed that problem exist? :)) Good. Maybe you will do some explanation? It's curious.
thanks
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Regexp seems to be unusable at all. (Maybe not so many bugs, but enough to made it useless.)
Is anybody using it? Bugs are hard to reproduce on small files (regexp that didn't work on real big file work ok on copied part of that file) and I'm not sure about necessity of detailed bugreports. Too strange, too obvious and too hard to describe. The code about regexps needs hard testing with debugger and sources.
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Ooops.
[-] FindFile: String search with advanced options searched files even if
advanced options didn't match (dandv) [NC]
Sorry.
:)
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I think parameters of search must handled in the following sequence:
1) filemask
2) advanced option (time, size, etc)
3) containing string
Now it handled 1-3-2 and I can't find *.* less then 1000 bytes, created today, contained some string, because ndn begin searching for that string in Morrowind.iso, >600Mb length, last year's :)
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I think parameters of search must be handled in the following sequence:
1) filemask
2) advanced option (time, size, etc)
3) containing string
Now it handled 1-3-2 and I can't find *.* less then 1000 bytes, created today, contained some string, because ndn begin searching for that string in Morrowind.iso, >600Mb length, last year's :)
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>external files are always executed via batch file
I know
>the option echotobat was replaced by Configuration.Interface.>DontEchoExternalCommands
>and only inserts @ECHO OFF to the batch file
This option is off. But there are no echo.
... And I can't find temp file :-\ Where is it?
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063 [a]
pkzip25
[ZIP]
UseLFN=1
ListChar=@
BestCompression=-lev=9
GoodCompression=-lev=8
NormalCompression=-lev=6
FastCompression=-lev=4
FastestCompression=-lev=2
StoreCompression=-lev=0
Solid=
RecoveryRecord=
SFX=
ForceMode=
ExcludePaths=-dir=none
IncludePaths=-dir
Test=-test -nozip
Delete=-delete -nozip
Garble=-s
Move=-add -move
Add=-add
ExtractWithPathnames=-extract -dir -nozip
Extract=-extract -nozip
Unpacker=PKZIP25.EXE
Packer=PKZIP25.EXE
I'm trying to extract archive
"C:\Temp\E-books\richter\HTML\examp\14-VMMap.zip"
w/ pathnames to "C:\" by Shift-F2 on it.
"PKZIP: (E4) Unknown or illegal option -"
After substitute unpacker by batch file...
(where are this damned option "EchoToBat"??!)
echo %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
pause
...we can see command line
"-extract - C:\Temp\E-books\richter\HTML\examp\14-VMMap.zip"
P.S. After these experiments ndn removed archiver.ini at all :-\
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061 [e]
All Ctrl-K combinations dont work.
Alt-, Alt- don't work for blocks
062 [e]
Given: file ended with CRLF. On next open for edit ndn shows one space
on that last, obviosly empty, line. If I edit something in that file
the space saved with my changes. This results in annoying Autoindent
behaviour. When I want add new line at the end of that file cursor would
be positioned on second position of new line after pressing .
(DelRightSpaces off)
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Extract files from archive _w32.rar to some dir, start ndn from there, crash with
───-<21-10-2004 05:13:15>
VER :Necromancer's Dos Navigator WIN32 mode
ADD :v2.14.9501 (15-10-2004)
ERR :D8h (216)
ADDR:87b387b3
MSG :Access violation
OSD :16
SYS :WinNT
FILE:/╥
^^^^^^^^^
There are some unprintable chars
CS :001B
DS :0023
SS :0023
SP :DCD0
MEMm:21969000
MEMa:2197fc30
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When NDN copies files from CD to hdd it access files not in series. This is saple log from filemon
3 5:12:02 ndn.exe:1816 IRP_MJ_READ* W:\Apollo Four Forty\1999 Gettin high on your own supply\14_DEEP_BASS_NINE.MP3 SUCCESS Offset: 655360 Length: 65536
4 5:12:02 ndn.exe:1816 IRP_MJ_READ* W:\Apollo Four Forty\1999 Gettin high on your own supply\14_DEEP_BASS_NINE.MP3 SUCCESS Offset: 720896 Length: 65536
5 5:12:02 ndn.exe:1816 IRP_MJ_READ* W:\Apollo Four Forty\1999 Gettin high on your own supply\14_DEEP_BASS_NINE.MP3 SUCCESS Offset: 786432 Length: 65536
6 5:12:02 ndn.exe:1816 IRP_MJ_READ* W:\Apollo Four Forty\1999 Gettin high on your own supply\14_DEEP_BASS_NINE.MP3 SUCCESS Offset: 851968 Length: 65536
7 5:12:02 ndn.exe:1816 IRP_MJ_READ* W:\Apollo Four Forty\1999 Gettin high on your own supply\14_DEEP_BASS_NINE.MP3 SUCCESS Offset: 917504 Length: 12288
8 5:12:02 System:4 IRP_MJ_READ* W:\Apollo Four Forty\1999 Gettin high on your own supply\14_DEEP_BASS_NINE.MP3 SUCCESS Offset: 1900544 Length: 65536
10 5:12:02 System:4 IRP_MJ_READ* W:\Apollo Four Forty\1999 Gettin high on your own supply\14_DEEP_BASS_NINE.MP3 SUCCESS Offset: 1966080 Length: 65536
11 5:12:02 ndn.exe:1816 FASTIO_QUERY_STANDARD_INFO W:\Apollo Four Forty\1999 Gettin high on your own supply\14_DEEP_BASS_NINE.MP3 SUCCESS Size: 11931723
12 5:12:02 ndn.exe:1816 IRP_MJ_READ* W:\Apollo Four Forty\1999 Gettin high on your own supply\14_DEEP_BASS_NINE.MP3 SUCCESS Offset: 929792 Length: 65536
13 5:12:02 System:4 IRP_MJ_READ* W:\Apollo Four Forty\1999 Gettin high on your own supply\14_DEEP_BASS_NINE.MP3 SUCCESS Offset: 2031616 Length: 65536
14 5:12:02 ndn.exe:1816 IRP_MJ_READ* W:\Apollo Four Forty\1999 Gettin high on your own supply\14_DEEP_BASS_NINE.MP3 SUCCESS Offset: 995328 Length: 53248
15 5:12:02 System:4 IRP_MJ_READ* W:\Apollo Four Forty\1999 Gettin high on your own supply\14_DEEP_BASS_NINE.MP3 SUCCESS Offset: 2097152 Length: 65536
Why system process begin reading same file as ndn read?
Have anyone same troubles as I have with CD?
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6.i dont know why always the root directory is shownit should work correctly
Really??? It works? I think this feature was broken many years ago... And I can't use it. Are you sure?
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Yes. :) And it delete trailing spaces too.
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Ctrl-F3. I mean new fm inside ndn. Second fm.It was because of incorrect line in [Column Defaults]
"DiskCols0=||||0"
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058 [a]
Only first 88 symbols of filename are in $$ndn$$.lst for archiver when packing.
059 [f](?)
"Echo to bat" option don't work
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worse and worse???:(
new manager fail? how can i reproduce that bug?Ctrl-F3. I mean new fm inside ndn. Second fm.
you mean creating/extracting archives?Creating. Extracting is ok.
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055 [f]
Open New filemanager fail, ndn hang-ups
056 [a]
Name of archive file in command line parameters to archiver
not enclosed by doublequotes.
057 [f]
Can't switch between drives by ^arrow
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ndn w32/7374 with ini from w32/6873 and old or no dsk file hang-ups on loading.
If run it without ini It create dsk and then work with old ini OK.
How Do I Keep Panels Uneven?
in User's: Questions & Answers
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Let's say I want to keep this configuration of panels
I set panels' size by a hotkey or with a mouse. I restart ndn. I see panels like they were when I exited ndn -- properly sized. Next I switch from panel to panel and they return to initial state -- being even.
This is observed on clean install of last two betas.