PSPad unicode 4.5.1 (2191) English

MoMann wrote:

> jgodfrey,
>
> You’re correct that this is an extension of TCL; that said OOP
> is a key and fundamental aspect of programming.

MoMann,

I understand where you're coming from, and again, I don't mind additional keywords being added to the Tcl code explorer. My only point was that incrTcl is only one of *many* OO extensions available for the Tcl core language. Should we also start adding code explorer support for Snit, XOTcl, Stooop, OTcl, ClassyTcl, etc?

I guess it's just a matter of what gets requested, and what Jan is willing to do.

Again, just an observation...

Jeff

The workaround of:

>PSPad can only replace character from bottom to top when you want to replace a >piece of text by a carriage return.

is known, but will there be a normal solution? Does it have priority for the programmer(s)?

Bert

I thought this only occurred with read-only files, but it seems that Word Wrap is randomly disabled for no reason with all files. With read-only files it happens consistently though. I have the "Trim Trailing Spaces" option disabled. Is this a bug or is there something that I'm missing?

bert wrote:

> The workaround of:
>
> >PSPad can only replace character from bottom to top when you
> want to replace a >piece of text by a carriage return.
>
> is known, but will there be a normal solution? Does it have
> priority for the programmer(s)?
>
> Bert

A huge priority for me. I would really love to see this quirk ironed out, as I frequently have to format large text files.

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Sincerely,
Joe Belmaati
Copenhagen Denmark

Hi,

The SHIFT+CTRL+I combination is not working for the indent block.
If I am using it form the Format menu, it is working, but with the key combination it doesn't work.
I can change the key combination in the Settings to SHIFT+CTRL+NUM -, but after I can't change back to SHIFT+CTRL+I, because in this case I get NONE instead of key combination.
Can you check it please, because, I would like to use it with the default key combination.

Thanks.

PSPAD version: 4.5.0 (2183 and 2197)

If Ctrl+Shift+i isn't registering in the hotkey assignment field, this is most likely because you have it assigned to a windows shortcut or some function in another application.

Hmmm, interesting, but how can I find, what is the other program which uses this combination?

In the help is the all shortcuts desription
Shift+Ctrl+I is used for Indent block (default)

Yeah, I know, but not working for me....
The Shift+Ctrl+U is working correctly...

aïe! before downloading this version, the F1 key was assigned to a script of mine.
But now, my script don't worh anymore because F1 show PSPad help, even after unassigning F1 shortcut for contextHelp in PSPad options. very annoying for me.

thanks a lot for your good work ( done and to be done ...)