None of my machine's 8 cores showed 100% and I had plenty of memory free. I'm not completely sure why it bogged down. You can use i and Esc to switch between terminal mode (where you can write like in a normal terminal) and normal mode (used to run Neovim command). The log was matching a lot of complicated RegEx keywords, scrolling really fast, and totaled over 40meg when finished. Youre are now in a terminal inside a neovim buffer. The one and only time that I've been able to bog down SecureCRT's keyword matching (all the way to the application reporting as 'not responding') was when I had multiple active tabs connected one was doing an ftp transfer of a large file and one of those tabs was capturing (logging) a 'show tech' from our Nexus 5k switch. The limitation *appears* to be the complexity of those RegEx expressions. I personally tested a keyword file with several hundred entries and SecureCRT never skipped a beat. In my experience thus far, the number of keywords has largely been irrelevant. Once again.thanks for the feature! I will definitely be using it quite extensively. What's the maximum number of (regex/literal) strings I can add before SecureCRT starts to have a noticeable slowdown in performance? Can you provide a more extensive list of sample regex strings that are compatible with SecureCRT?ħ.
Disconnecting from the session is not sufficient. It seems that I have to completely shutdown SecureCRT before the list reads all the other key word highlighting rules.
Once I've created a list with one entry and applied it to a session which is still connected, it will highlight the first keyword in the list but no others.
#Securecrt keyword highlighting series
If I wanted to match a string and then highlight the whole line or a series of characters/words following the line, how would/can I do this?ĥ. What's the reason for not allowing spaces in the regular experessions? The program says that it can't use regex strings with spaces, but in other programs I can use the literal space character as well as \s to indicate a space without a problem?Ĥ. If I want case sensitivities to be applied to a particular string but not others, would I have to use a regex string for that?ģ. Can I use a combination of literal strings and regex strings?Ģ. Having said that I have some questions as the documentation of the feature is somewhat limited.ġ. I would like to first say that it's awesome to see my feature request (keyword highlighting) appearing the latest release of SecureCRT!! The configuration file directory is in %appdata%\VanDyke\Config\keywords, the suffix is.
#Securecrt keyword highlighting download
Download the "Cisco.ini" if you haven't already done so.That's the version where Keyword Highlighting with regular expressions was first made available. Note: This script will only work with SecureCRT version 7.3 and later. This example demonstrates an easy way to import a Keyword Highlighting INI file into SecureCRT. LinksĮxample: Import Keyword Highlighting INI File ini file for SecureCRT v7.3 or later, to highlight the Keywords based on Cisco IOS.
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