SnmpLens 이전 버전 및 전체 버전

What's new in v1.7.0
A release about MIBs as they are actually written. The MIB editor has a new
editing surface, a problem table and a menu for its files; the import keeps one
version of each module and says why; and MIB files that load in other tools now
load here, or say exactly what is wrong with them.
What you will notice first: folders added under Settings → MIBs → MIB
Directories now load (they loaded nothing before), and the editor's file
list, the MIB settings and the import report agree on which files have a
problem.

Features
A new editor. The MIB editor is now built on CodeMirror 6. The text you see
is the text you edit, so underlines, search hits and the caret are always on the
right characters, at any scroll position, with tabs, accented or CJK characters
before them. Undo and redo, completion from the loaded MIBs (never inside a
string or a comment) and the symbol card on hover work as before. New with it:
search and replace with regular expressions and whole words (Ctrl+F),
multiple cursors, rectangular selection (Alt+drag), matching brackets,
highlighting of the word under the caret, Ctrl+/ to comment a line out, F8 to
jump to the next problem, and proper input-method support.
A problem table. The problems under the editor are a table, worst first,
sortable by any column and filterable by severity. Drag its top edge (or use
the arrow keys) to give it more room; the height is remembered. Copy puts
every problem shown on the clipboard as text. Clicking a problem puts the caret
on its line, and an underline's tooltip offers the same actions as its row.
Quick fixes. Two findings have one mechanical answer, and the editor now
applies it: an unused import is taken out of IMPORTS (an emptied FROM group
and an emptied clause go with it), and a table or row whose MAX-ACCESS is not
not-accessible is corrected. Per row, or Fix all for a kind that occurs
several times. Only the word that changes is edited, comments and alignment
are kept, and the whole fix is one undoable edit.
Advice can be muted. A style rule you do not intend to follow (tabs, a
missing DESCRIPTION, …) can be muted: its findings leave the table, the
underlines and every file's mark. Only advice can be muted, never an error and
never a finding that something resolves to nothing. Muted rules are listed above
the table, one click to bring each back.
One verdict per MIB, the same everywhere. Each MIB file is failed, in
error, in warning or fine, decided once from what the last load did with it and
what the analysis finds in it. The editor's file list, Settings → MIBs and
the import report all show that same verdict. The file list marks every file
with a problem and can show problem files only; the settings list every loaded
file worst first, counted per level. A file now opens with its full analysis,
so its mark no longer changes a moment after it is opened.
A menu for the editor's files. Right-click, the menu key or Shift+F10 on the
file list; F2 renames, Del deletes, Ctrl and Shift select several.
- Copy the name, the full path or the module name; reveal the file in the file
manager.
- Rename (or rename to the module it declares), duplicate, delete. Nothing is
deleted outright: a deleted MIB goes to the backups, and Restore a deleted
file… brings it back.
- Compare a modified standard MIB with the copy SnmpLens ships, or restore it;
compare with or restore any earlier saved version.
- Load at start or not; Use this version when several files declare one
module; diagnose; show the module in the MIB tree.
- What a MIB imports and what imports it, directly and indirectly; Export with
dependencies writes a zip of the files and every module they need that the
folder holds, and names those it does not.
- Copy a file's problems, or open it and fix it.
Restoring and fixing write into the editor, as one undoable edit, and save
nothing until you do. The standard MIBs keep their names and cannot be deleted,
since they would be extracted again at the next start.
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