Preventing context sensitive help searching beyond APL Help
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Preventing context sensitive help searching beyond APL Help
If in a very basic Windows environment you attempt for example the following
Then a help window will appear with a Page Not Found error .. but at least you regain control of both APL and the help window almost instantaneously.
If however you have Visual Studio installed, then hitting <F1> on a non-existant keyword will result in a help window and APL session that remain unresponsive for some seconds.
You can at least prevent this unwanted delay by setting the registry key
HEKY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Dyalog\<your_Dyalog Version>\DefaultHelpCollection
to be empty (or even delete the key). You'll still get the help window (we're looking at suppressing that too!) but you will get control back immediately !
This_is_not_in_help<F1>
Then a help window will appear with a Page Not Found error .. but at least you regain control of both APL and the help window almost instantaneously.
If however you have Visual Studio installed, then hitting <F1> on a non-existant keyword will result in a help window and APL session that remain unresponsive for some seconds.
You can at least prevent this unwanted delay by setting the registry key
HEKY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Dyalog\<your_Dyalog Version>\DefaultHelpCollection
to be empty (or even delete the key). You'll still get the help window (we're looking at suppressing that too!) but you will get control back immediately !
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