RE: [WDSCI-L] Lock up of LPEX Editor

[Mike Tuckman <Mike.Tuckman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I tested it out by adding a bunch of blank lines in the program, adding
RPG/FREE code without the /free statement, and saving it.  It was slow, but
this was a 8000+ source member.  I was even able to hit enter at the end of
a line and it inserted a new blank line, but there was a delay of a couple
of seconds.

I then added the /free and /end-free statements in and that was about it.
The save itself took a good 4 to 5 minutes at least, and forget hitting
enter to add a blank line.

I noticed that when it finally came back, it had managed to color code the
source lines within the free / end-free statements.  I know there is a
setting for color coding, which I will turn off and re-test as soon as I
have time to look for it in the preference black hole.

Mike Tuckman
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 I have seen this too. It isn't the auto save, because it happens so
frequently. I have a Celeron 1 GHz (512 MB ram) and sometimes it takes a
min
or two like Mike said.

-----Original Message-----
From: Vern Hamberg

There is an autosave that was set to every 5 minutes on my copy. Does that
coincide at all with what you see? I get a lockup on small source (C) from
time to time after I start to type something, then it eventually comes back
and fills in what I'd typed.

At 04:12 PM 9/30/2003 -0400, you wrote:

>I had started this email this morning and just figured out the issue.
>I am working on very large RPGLE programs, and the code that I am
>inserting is RPG/FREE.  I can seem to insert lines as much as I want,
>as long as it is not after a /free statement.  It seems when I do that
>the editor about loses it.
>
>Mike Tuckman
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