PSPad UNICODE 4.5.0 alpha (2119) English

DeliciousMonkey wrote:

> The check HTML mode does not seem to be functional for any file
> types in the alpha. I do not know whether this was intentional
> or not.

Did you install PSPad 4.5.0 over last 4.3.3 ?
PSPad needs for HTML check TiDy.EXE in PSPad directory. If you download PSPad.exe only and run it, you lost 90% of functionality (templates, clips, ...)

No it is in the correct directory.

Anything you need from me to assist you?

Cheers.

DeliciousMonkey wrote:

> No it is in the correct directory.
> Anything you need from me to assist you?

And what exacly happends if you call HTML check ?

I have had some minor issues with 2114. Even though I don't have word wrap enabled I sometimes get unpredictable undo behavior. Example: Writing maybe 10 lines of code to replace some old code. Then doing some copy/paste. Then undo'ing everything: The first character of the original code is misplaced and the indentation of the first line is incorrect.

One more thing - not sure whether this is related to 2114 or PSPad generally. I ran into a problem today editing a file that containes both upper and lower case characters. It seems that PSPad forces filenames to lower case by default. Is there a way to save files with both upper and lower case character filenames...?
Sincerely,
Joe Belmaati
Copenhagen Denmark

Joe Belmaati wrote:

> One more thing - not sure whether this is related to 2114 or
> PSPad generally. I ran into a problem today editing a file that
> containes both upper and lower case characters. It seems that
> PSPad forces filenames to lower case by default. Is there a way
> to save files with both upper and lower case character
> filenames...?

If you mean editing file via FTP, in FTP connection settings is option
[x]Change filename to lowercase

Hi,

not sure if this is the correct forum now or not, but this issue is causing me to now have to use two editors instead of one. Is there any idea if it will be fixed soon?

Thanks

The commandline parameters will not work if PSPad is already open when you invoke this command from another program (e.g. BeyondCompare).

If you close PSPad, then try it, then it will work (but of course will load a new default* project).

But if PSPad is already open (e.g. you have a project), then a blank file is loaded instead of the what is passed on the commandline (as indicated above).

* Is there any way to prevent PSPad from loading a default project? Sometimes I just want to load it without any project or files or whatever. Even when you have "Auto open new file on start" disabled, the new instance of PSPad seems to reset it and ignores the previously configured settings.

dsmart wrote:

> Hi,
>
> not sure if this is the correct forum now or not, but this
> issue is causing me to now have to use two editors instead of
> one. Is there any idea if it will be fixed soon?

Concrete examples of command line what you are sending to PSPad please

Hm I mentioned this before, but there's a problem with the Code Explorer for Java...

public class HelloWorld {
public static String hello, world;

public HelloWorld() {
hello = "Hello";
world = "World";
}

public String toString() {
return hello+" "+world;
}

public static void main(String [] args) {
System.out.println(new HelloWorld());
}
}

In this sample, the only instance variable that the Code Explorer sees is world, even though I typed public static String hello, world; (the variable hello was ignored).

To further my example, if I add any more variables, like say...
public static String hello, world, foo, bar;
the Code Explorer only detects the last variable, and so the first three (hello, world, and foo) are all ignored.