Utility Info - Revision history

Jsimlo at 22:01, 29 May 2026

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 The '''{{button|Utility Info|Compact}}''' button in the {{field|Utility Info|Editbox}} section reduces the memory consumed by the application by compacting the buffer, line and marker indexes, deallocating any excess memory, etc.
-Fun stuff: The application complains when you use this button, but is duly compacts nevertheless.
+Fun stuff: The application complains when you use this button, but it still compacts nevertheless.
 =====Undo/Redo steps=====

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 The downside is that they can only work with ASCII, and a handful of localized characters present in your ANSI locale.
 Still, might be worth a try. See [[Large files]], where further details and comparisons can be found.
 The '''{{button|Utility Info|Compact}}''' button in the {{field|Utility Info|Editbox}} section reduces the memory consumed by the application by compacting the buffer, line and marker indexes, deallocating any excess memory, etc.
 Fun stuff: The application complains when you use this button, but is duly compacts nevertheless.
 The '''{{button|Utility Info|Clear All Steps}}''' button in the {{field|Utility Info|Undo + Redo}} section removes all {{feature|Undo}} and {{feature|Redo}} steps, freeing all memory occupied by them. This can help free enough memory to be able to continue working with the application, or at least save the document.

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 Yes, ANSI releases are much better at working with enormous files, because they require less memory.
 The downside is that they can only work with ASCII, and a handful of localized characters present in your ANSI locale.
-Still, might be worth a try.
+Still, might be worth a try. See [[Large files]], where further details and comparisons can be found.
 The '''{{button|Utility Info|Compact}}''' button in the {{field|Utility Info|Editbox}} section reduces the memory consumed by the application by compacting the buffer, line and marker indexes, deallocating any excess memory, etc.

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 {{tip}}
-'''{{button|Utility Info|Document length}}''' is the number of characters in the current document.
+''{{button|Utility Info|Document length}}'' is the number of characters in the current document.
-'''{{button|Utility Info|Document size}}''', on the other hand, is the true space those characters occupy in memory.
+''{{button|Utility Info|Document size}}'', on the other hand, is the true space those characters occupy in memory.
 * For UNICODE releases, size is twice the length, because each Unicode character takes 2 bytes.
 * For ANSI releases, size is the same as length, each character takes only 1 byte.

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-<noinclude>{{manversion|6.3.0.8|feature}}{{manversion|6.2.1.0|dialog}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>
+<noinclude>{{manversion|6.4.1.0|feature}}{{manversion|6.2.1.0|dialog}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>
 {{#headline:Help menu|Utility Info (Shift+F1)}}
 Shows the {{dialog|Utility Info}} dialog with runtime information about current memory usage statistics.
 The '''{{button|Utility Info|Compact}}''' button in the {{field|Utility Info|Editbox}} section reduces the memory consumed by the application by compacting the buffer, line and marker indexes, deallocating any excess memory, etc.

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 Trivia:
-Any text within TED Notepad is seamlessly buffered in a tree-like structure. This knack supports prompt responses even on huge files.
+Text within TED Notepad is always buffered in a tree-like structure.
-However, there is a small price; a bit of extra memory is necessary to maintain such an auto-balancing structure.
+This is to support prompt responses even on really huge files.
-Fortunatelly, the amount of extra memory required is insignificant compared to the amount of text it can support.
+However, there is a small price to pay; a bit of extra memory is necessary to maintain this tree structure.
-Nevertheless, it may be interesting to know how much it is exactly, along with info about what's in the undo queue.
+Fortunatelly, the amount of memory required is insignificant compared to the amount of text it can then handle.
 And some other things.

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−	<noinclude>{{manversion\|6.1.0.3\|feature}}{{manversion\|6.1.0.3\|dialog}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>	+	<noinclude>{{manversion\|6.2.1.0\|feature}}{{manversion\|6.2.1.0\|dialog}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>
	{{#headline:Help menu\|Utility Info (Shift+F1)}}		{{#headline:Help menu\|Utility Info (Shift+F1)}}

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	Shows the {{dialog\|Utility Info}} dialog with runtime information about current memory usage statistics.		Shows the {{dialog\|Utility Info}} dialog with runtime information about current memory usage statistics.
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		+	Fun stuff:
		+	Have you noticed {{field\|Utility Info\|ODO}}, an odometer?
		+	And {{field\|Utility Info\|Trip}}, a current trip meter?

	Trivia:		Trivia: