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Tomasz Grysztar
Tried to fix the two reported problems, check it out.
As for the MD5, I would feel a bit concerned if my editor relied on hash to determine the sameness of file contents. Well, even if my editors happen to be unreliable, it's usually caused by bugs, not by design. |
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DOS386
Quote: Tried to fix the two reported problems, check it out. Reported bugs and they are fixed 40 minutes later ? ![]() PF: Fixed ![]() CTL-C: Not fixed, same as before ... Quote: As for the MD5, I would feel a bit concerned if my editor relied on OK, this issue is not a must-fix for today ... this is a problem of all editors I've seen so far: - load a text - accidentally add one char - remove it - editor won't quit, persistently asks me to save, although no need ![]() ![]() _________________ Bug Nr.: 12345 Title: Hello World program compiles to 100 KB !!! Status: Closed: NOT a Bug |
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Tomasz Grysztar
NTOSKRNL_VXE wrote: CTL-C: Not fixed, same as before ... Please try it now. What DOS type/version are you working on? NTOSKRNL_VXE wrote: OK, this issue is not a must-fix for today ... this is a problem of all When I accidentally add one char I just press the undo, thus I never had such a problem... |
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rugxulo
It won't write to read-only files? It just reports an error and loses all your changes. I think it should ask if you want to write anyways, store the file attributes, clear all attributes, save the file, then restore the attributes. This is what TDE does.
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DOS386
Quote: Please try it now. Seems fixed. ![]() ![]() ![]() Quote: What DOS type/version are you working on? FreeDOS 1.0 with latest HDPMI32 ![]() Quote: It just reports an error and loses all your changes That's what some versions of FreeDOS EDIT do, this is a criminal bug ![]() Quote: This is what TDE does. I tested it some time ago and found it nice but unusably buggy ![]() _________________ Bug Nr.: 12345 Title: Hello World program compiles to 100 KB !!! Status: Closed: NOT a Bug |
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rugxulo
NTOSKRNL_VXE wrote:
Really, which version? I almost immediately assume you mean the 16-bit DOS version (there are also DJGPP and LCC/Win32 versions). If you find a bug in those latter two, report it to the author. I don't use FreeDOS that much, but it mostly seems to behave the same as other DOSes. I use TDE all the time (TDEW on Win XP, TDEP on DR-DOS), and it seems stable to me (except for the low-mem-available, 16-bit TDER). It's public domain C code, too, so anyone can learn from it. ![]() |
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DOS386
Quote: assume you mean the 16-bit DOS version (there are also DJGPP I mean the DJGPP version ![]() Quote: seems stable to me (except for the low-mem-available, 16-bit TDER) The 16-bit RM editors are frustrating ![]() Quote: It's public domain C code A good aspect ![]() _________________ Bug Nr.: 12345 Title: Hello World program compiles to 100 KB !!! Status: Closed: NOT a Bug |
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rugxulo
FASMD.TXT wrote:
If I do a quick "mov ax,7 int 10h" (aka, "mode mono" on real DOS) then run FASMD, it runs as invisible! (just confirmed again w/ 1.67.20) ![]() EDIT: Still broken in 1.67.21 (okay, fine, not important I guess). |
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