The idea is really great but it doesn't seem to work well with my setup:
As you see, my function is inside a module. The text seems clipped, and when I use the mouse wheel, the parameter line doesn't show. (it ends with </param>) Even if I change the summary line, the tooltip isn't updated.
(And a tiny suggestion: add a readme file or doc that shows all the commands inside the downloadable archive)
Question: Would you have the desire/ability to compile this for OSX? I would be happy to as well if you need someone to handle the compilation. I would like to use this functionality, but clearly it won't work as it stands
You can then download and NOD32 will still inspect the downloaded programs.
Moreover, if NOD blocks it, it's because it had put it on a blocked site BEFORE. (when the site wasn't in https).
If you now remove it from the blocked URLs, there's no more message.
Fred wrote: ↑Thu Sep 21, 2023 8:03 am
We should suppress these lamely done software, which are the real plague here.
The good thing is nobody really uses them anymore, most just rely on Windows Defender (which is still very lame). Only ones for Windows that I get along with are Panda and ClamWin.
Best wishes to the PB community. Thank you for the memories.
Question: Would you have the desire/ability to compile this for OSX? I would be happy to as well if you need someone to handle the compilation. I would like to use this functionality, but clearly it won't work as it stands
Kind Regards,
KC
Just kind of bludgeoning this up - is this closed source? I'm happy to help compile it for OSX and test if the code is available.
KC
Optimized: New Lexer version by Sicro. It's faster now. Thanks to Sicro.
Added: Example code file
Joubarbe wrote: ↑Tue Oct 08, 2019 3:07 pm
(And a tiny suggestion: add a readme file or doc that shows all the commands inside the downloadable archive)
On my side the space for the displayed comment-info box seems vertically and horizontally oversized in terms of the used space. That might be related to (my) DPI settings, though. If so, would you mind to consider DPI-corrections? Thx in advance.