CintaNotes Forum

Mar 27, 2014 - Version 2.5.2

In this version:

Enhancements:

• Editor: Ctrl+Home/End in any field except Remarks to go to text start and end
  
• Make Alt+F+number work regardless of keyboard layout

Fixes:

• Notes list: Incorrect rendering of a clipped numbered list
  
• Notes list: Jumping numbers in numbered lists
  
• Clipping: Numbers could disappear from numbered lists on clipping
  
• Options/Hot keys: edit field background was not white
  
• Export: Errors during export lead to program crash
  
• Export: Exporting tags only to text file lead to program crash
  
• Search: Tags with capital letters were not highlighted in note previews
  
• Tune settings to help prevent "database disk image is malformed" error

Download:
Installable: CintaNotes_2_5_2_Setup.exe
Portable: CintaNotes_2_5_2.zip

CintaNotes Developer wrote:

• Tune settings to help prevent "database disk image is malformed" error

Alex,

could you tell please, what the changes are? I did not see a difference in my settings file. Thanks.

Thomas

Thomas Lohrum wrote:

CintaNotes Developer wrote:

• Tune settings to help prevent "database disk image is malformed" error

Alex,

could you tell please, what the changes are? I did not see a difference in my settings file. Thanks.

Thomas

Some old CN versions have set "sqlite.pragma.synchronous" to OFF to gain performance.
Some users still have this setting, which turned out to be dangerous.
CN now always ignores the "OFF" setting for sqlite.pragma.synchronous and uses "NORMAL" instead.
Since AFAIK you're using FULL, this change doesn't have any effect on you.

CintaNotes Developer wrote:Some old CN versions have set "sqlite.pragma.synchronous" to OFF to gain performance. Some users still have this setting, which turned out to be dangerous. CN now always ignores the "OFF" setting for sqlite.pragma.synchronous and uses "NORMAL" instead. Since AFAIK you're using FULL, this change doesn't have any effect on you.

Thanks for clarifying this. Indeed i use FULL and imo ignoring the OFF setting is a good decision

Thomas

Hi Alex,

Congratulations on the new release! I'm using NORMAL now and performance has not been a problem. What advantage would there be changing it to FULL?

Also, I've been using the portable version of CN all along and just copy the new release over the old one. Should I at some point delete the settings file and recreate it to flush out old settings? I think I last did that for 2.5.

Gunars

gunars wrote:I'm using NORMAL now and performance has not been a problem. What advantage would there be changing it to FULL?

Hi Gunars,

taken from the sqlite docs:

"When synchronous is NORMAL (1), the SQLite database engine will still sync at the most critical moments, but less often than in FULL mode."

Source: http://www.sqlite.org/pragma.html#pragma_synchronous

Thomas

Got it - thanks for the info, Thomas!

Gunars

gunars wrote:Hi Alex,

Congratulations on the new release! I'm using NORMAL now and performance has not been a problem. What advantage would there be changing it to FULL?

Also, I've been using the portable version of CN all along and just copy the new release over the old one. Should I at some point delete the settings file and recreate it to flush out old settings? I think I last did that for 2.5.

Gunars

Hi Gunars,
well there's no reason to do that unless the "old" settings bother you. They shouldn't influence the program's behavior.