PSPad unicode 4.5.4 (2325) English

Download links (1.7 MB):
pspad.siliconhill.cz
pspad.cincura.net

Notes on PSPad update versions:
this CAB archive contains PSPad.EXE and language files only. Unpack it with subfolders and replace existing files from the last full release

Changes to 4.5.4 (2320)

News
Program settings / Program - new option to enable/disable Multimedia keys for PSpad
User highlighter - added Comment style %% (Automaton language)
LOG - Search results uses common font and background colors
Code explorer for JScript - public functions
Line feed in CSS reformating - new parameter in Program settings / Tols
Added buton in the Help / Check version dialog to send you to download page
In FTP connection settings dialog (bottom) is link for download OpenSSL libraries

Corrections
Code explorer for pcC
FixedSys font problem
Slow file loading problem (return to previous editor component version)
Edit in splitted window - missing Save question
Char '|' in FTP server name

Dear Jan,

thank you for the new build.
after installing it from the cab on Windows XP, I get the following
Error-Message:

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Pspad: PSPad.exe - Ordnungszahl nicht gefunden
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Die Ordnungszahl 3873 wurde in der DLL "LIBEAY32.dll" nicht gefunden.
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OK
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(My previous build was 2301 because of the slow-loading-problem)

cincerly,

Ulrich Heiwolt

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das-web - Professionelle L

This package doesn't contains LIBEAY32.dll library.
Delete this libraries LIBEAY32.dll and libssl32.dll in PSpad folder

Thanks for the new version.

I found a bug: when creating a new FTP site, PSPad can't display the translated "Download SSL/TLS support" string correctly.

Here is the screenshot.

Once again, thanks for the continued work Jan. The new version seems to load faster than before, probably due to it's opening files quicker.

Nelson:

Thanks for the new version.

I found a bug: when creating a new FTP site, PSPad can't display the translated "Download SSL/TLS support" string correctly.

Thank you for info, fixed.

Hi,

Thanks for this release. I'm always looking forward to see the changes.
In this release I found different behavior in TCL/TK comment highlighting.

In previous versions everything which stands after # (TCL comment sign) is marked as comment.
so, bellow lines are marked:

#
#####
#****

But in current release, it seems that highlighter engine require space after # comment sign. So above example are NOT marked as comment which looks strange

Could you fix it somehow? Thanks.

Dear Jan,

on my PC these libraries are in the system32-folder, not in the
PSpad-folder.

Ok, I have searched and found new OpenSSL-dlls, actual Version 0.9.8h.
Now its ok.

Result: PSpad recommends new OpenSSL.

Mit freundlichen Gr

tyzio:

Hi,

Thanks for this release. I'm always looking forward to see the changes.
In this release I found different behavior in TCL/TK comment highlighting.

In previous versions everything which stands after # (TCL comment sign) is marked as comment.
so, bellow lines are marked:

#
#####
#****

But in current release, it seems that highlighter engine require space after # comment sign. So above example are NOT marked as comment which looks strange

Could you fix it somehow? Thanks.

Yes, I can. but i changed it from some reason.
I don't know Tcl/Tk.
Maybe some language construction contains #something as not comment?

pspad:

tyzio:

Hi,

Thanks for this release. I'm always looking forward to see the changes.
In this release I found different behavior in TCL/TK comment highlighting.

In previous versions everything which stands after # (TCL comment sign) is marked as comment.
so, bellow lines are marked:

#
#####
#****

But in current release, it seems that highlighter engine require space after # comment sign. So above example are NOT marked as comment which looks strange

Could you fix it somehow? Thanks.

Yes, I can. but i changed it from some reason.
I don't know Tcl/Tk.
Maybe some language construction contains #something as not comment?

I agree (e.g. the #something is used for colors) but maybe you can create exception for TCL/TK?