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Jsimlo at 00:10, 28 August 2019

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Jsimlo at 21:35, 27 August 2019

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Jsimlo at 10:52, 21 January 2014

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Jsimlo at 14:54, 17 January 2014

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Jsimlo: Created page with "{{manversion|6.1.0.2|feature}}{{manversion|6.1.0.2|dialog}}NOTOC {{#headline:Help menu|Utility Info (Shift+F1)}} Shows the {{dialog|Utility Info}} dia..."

2014-01-17T14:37:34Z

Created page with "<noinclude>{{manversion|6.1.0.2|feature}}{{manversion|6.1.0.2|dialog}}__NOTOC__</noinclude> {{#headline:Help menu|Utility Info (Shift+F1)}} Shows the {{dialog|Utility Info}} dia..."

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<noinclude>{{manversion|6.1.0.2|feature}}{{manversion|6.1.0.2|dialog}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>
{{#headline:Help menu|Utility Info (Shift+F1)}}

Shows the {{dialog|Utility Info}} dialog with runtime information about current memory usage statistics.

Note: Any text loaded or typed into TED Notepad is automatically split and buffered within a tree-like structure to allow prompt responses even on huge files.
This buffering might, however, result in a slight difference between amount of memory necessary for the amount of text and the memory amount actually used.
The difference can be a bit higher on tiny files (where it does not matter), but should be rather low on large files, and insignificant on huge files.
TED Notepad is especially optimized to stay prompt even with huge files, which brings some costs, apparent mostly while working with tiny files.

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-<noinclude>{{manversion|6.2.1.0|feature}}{{manversion|6.2.1.0|dialog}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>
+<noinclude>{{manversion|6.3.0.8|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.
 Fun stuff:

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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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	{{#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:

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-<noinclude>{{manversion|6.1.0.2|feature}}{{manversion|6.1.0.2|dialog}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>
+<noinclude>{{manversion|6.1.0.3|feature}}{{manversion|6.1.0.3|dialog}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>
 {{#headline:Help menu|Utility Info (Shift+F1)}}
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 Fortunatelly, the amount of extra memory required is insignificant compared to the amount of text it can support.
 Nevertheless, it may be interesting to know how much it is exactly, along with info about what's in the undo queue.

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 Shows the {{dialog|Utility Info}} dialog with runtime information about current memory usage statistics.
-Note: Any text loaded or typed into TED Notepad is automatically split and buffered within a tree-like structure to allow prompt responses even on huge files.
+Trivia:
-This buffering might, however, result in a slight difference between amount of memory necessary for the amount of text and the memory amount actually used.
+Any text within TED Notepad is seamlessly buffered in a tree-like structure. This knack supports prompt responses even on huge files.
-The difference can be a bit higher on tiny files (where it does not matter), but should be rather low on large files, and insignificant on huge files.
+However, there is a small price; a bit of extra memory is necessary to maintain such an auto-balancing structure.
-TED Notepad is especially optimized to stay prompt even with huge files, which brings some costs, apparent mostly while working with tiny files.
+Fortunatelly, the amount of extra memory required is insignificant compared to the amount of text it can support.

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	The difference can be a bit higher on tiny files (where it does not matter), but should be rather low on large files, and insignificant on huge files.		The difference can be a bit higher on tiny files (where it does not matter), but should be rather low on large files, and insignificant on huge files.
	TED Notepad is especially optimized to stay prompt even with huge files, which brings some costs, apparent mostly while working with tiny files.		TED Notepad is especially optimized to stay prompt even with huge files, which brings some costs, apparent mostly while working with tiny files.
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−	~~{{todo\|hotkey}}~~

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	The difference can be a bit higher on tiny files (where it does not matter), but should be rather low on large files, and insignificant on huge files.		The difference can be a bit higher on tiny files (where it does not matter), but should be rather low on large files, and insignificant on huge files.
	TED Notepad is especially optimized to stay prompt even with huge files, which brings some costs, apparent mostly while working with tiny files.		TED Notepad is especially optimized to stay prompt even with huge files, which brings some costs, apparent mostly while working with tiny files.
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		+	{{todo\|hotkey}}