PSPad unicode 4.5.1 (2185) English

Download link: pspad.cincura.net (1.7 MB)

Notes on PSPad update versions:
this CAB archive contains PSPad.EXE and language files only. Replace existing files from the last full release

Changes to 4.5.0 (2183)

News
new option OldSpecialChars in the Program settings / Direct edit. Set value to 1 if you use non unicode fonts, e.g. FixedSys
in the Program settings / Program-Look in the file tab format you can limit lenght of the File name on the File tab. Use %d:nn (nn = number of chars)
HTML reformat function uses new reformat function for XML. Decision depends of used highlighter.

Corrections
Drag/Drop file tab to favourite panel
Switch from the Hex mode into Text mode with active ASCII table
Text to HTML conversion switches off source editor highlight
you don't need restart PSPad if you modify code clips

Hi Jan,

Thanks for the 2185 update - your hard work is appreciated.

In the following posts:

forum.pspad.com

and

forum.pspad.com

... I mention several issues I'm having executing Tcl scripts from within PSPad. I've only noticed these after upgrading from 4.3.3 to 4.5.x. Do you need any additional information from me in order to reproduce / understand what I'm talking about? If so, I'm happy to provide whatever you need. If the problem can't be fixed for some time, I'll likely just try to go back to an older version of PSPad for a while.

Again, if you need any more info regarding the problems mentioned, just ask.

Thanks for everything.

Jeff Godfrey

pspad wrote:

> News
> new option OldSpecialChars in the Program settings / Direct
> edit. Set value to 1 if you use non unicode fonts, e.g.
> FixedSys

What would happen if I set the value to 1 ?
Can you briefly describe it ?

And, I have some Unicode fonts, but they aren't listed in the font dialog, why?
Is it the SynEdit limitation ?

Nelson schrieb:
> What would happen if I set the value to 1 ?
> Can you briefly describe it ?

There is an Thread in this developer Forum handeling such "hidden" options...

Jan thanks for the new version!

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Nelson wrote:

> pspad wrote:

> What would happen if I set the value to 1 ?
> Can you briefly describe it ?

PSPad uses chars above base ASCII table (> #255) to display spaces and tabs.
If you use nonunicode font, theses chars are missing and PSPad shows you e.g. black square. This option force PSPad to use base ascii table chars for it.
see forum.pspad.com

> And, I have some Unicode fonts, but they aren't listed in the
> font dialog, why?
> Is it the SynEdit limitation ?

Synedit uses nonproportional fonts only.

About Reformat:

It would be cool if tags that have an open and closing tag but nothing between it will not have a line break after reformating.

Example:
<iframe src='news.php?txt=1' width="340" height="92"></iframe>

Now formating as:
<iframe src='news.php?txt=1' width="340" height="92">
</iframe>

Better would be
<iframe src='news.php?txt=1' width="340" height="92"></iframe>

pspad wrote:
> new option OldSpecialChars in the Program settings / Direct
> edit. Set value to 1 if you use non unicode fonts,

I'm using this with LucidaSans Typewriter and when I set OldSpecialChars to 0 then the display gets corrupted. The

private final int id;

will be displayed as

privatefinalint id;

the space between int and id will contain one single dot (marking the space actually in the file) plus some extra space not containing anything. This is with the Java highlighter

With OldSpecialChars=1 everything works fine.

Thomas

ScreenShot please

The error when copy by Extern Copy (breaks unicode chars) is fixed but I found same problem with function Replace in Files. All unicode chars in line have replacement breaked.

pspad can't open file which filename has unicode character.