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Changes to 5.0.0 (191)

News
Code explorer speed up
Import from CSV - rewrited to standard CP support
Find in Files - rewrited to standard CP support
File type plugin can be batch file (*.BAT). You can use it to transfotrm parameters for any command line tool. More info in file .\plugins\FileType\Readme.txt.
Added support to gather text from PDF file using PDFToText (http://www.foolabs.com/xpdf/) when you open PDF in PSPad. This way uses BAT file type plugin
Added support for users who fill FTP configuration file with external scripts. Now is possible to write FTP connection passwords in plain text form using variable PlainPassword=readable_password. PSPad will encrypt all passwords when you use FTP client and will remove PlainPasswords lines.

Fixes:
Cobol Code explorer and COPY on the start of line in free form syntax
Smart char completion - skipping of the closing char
User highlighter with TextInfo comment style and char @
PHP code explorer freezes in some cases

Hi. Text Diff with File doesn't seem to work properly in the 64-bit version. The highlighting is wrong. Looks ok in the 32-bit version though. Thanks.

Configuration, System integration,"PSPad" show in context menu (*) Registry
doesn't work in Windows 10, 64 bit. It shows wrong characters in the PSPad tab.
(*) DLL works fine for me.

To see the error:
Open a windows text file with context menu in mode (*) Registry

michael.hollstein:

Configuration, System integration,"PSPad" show in context menu (*) Registry
doesn't work in Windows 10, 64 bit. It shows wrong characters in the PSPad tab.
(*) DLL works fine for me.

To see the error:
Open a windows text file with context menu in mode (*) Registry

It works, but it won't work if you use combination of the old PSPad and new PSPad.
Open settings menu in the new PSPad / system integration
change it to registry, confirm and change it back to DLL and confirm.
If odlPSpad is integrated and you are running PSPad 5, PSPad 4 will send ansi file name to PSPad 5 what awaits unicode file name format and it causes wrong caption on the file tab.

As alternative, rename PSPad 4 folder or EXE to prevent run it.

It looks like the red marker in the file tabs that indicates if a file has unsaved changes no longer works correctly. Sometimes when closing files, the marker appears on files that have no changes. When selecting that file, the marker then disappears. It's not obvious how to reproduce it, but I believe I've seen it a few times.

srce:

It looks like the red marker in the file tabs that indicates if a file has unsaved changes no longer works correctly. Sometimes when closing files, the marker appears on files that have no changes. When selecting that file, the marker then disappears. It's not obvious how to reproduce it, but I believe I've seen it a few times.

I also encoutered this... very often the red marker appears in the first tab (always?) while the source was not modified... I also tried to remember why/when but did not find the cause yet...

I am trying to find a reason, but without simulation is hard to do it.

Hi,
I still see the C code explore issue in this version. Is this in you working list or I need to paste the sample code again?

Please help on this. Thanks.

The C++ code explorer also has another issue: Functions which are defined directly within a class definition in a .hpp include file are not shown at all.

Here is an example:


// file dummy.hpp
#pragma once

class DummyClass
{
public:
int dummyFunction()
{
return 0;
}
};


The function dummyFunction() should be shown in the code explorer, but it isn't.

PS: For some reason, the forum software removes spaces from the beginning of lines even in code sections. This makes example code posted here look quite ugly.

AndreasW:

The C++ code explorer also has another issue: Functions which are defined directly within a class definition in a .hpp include file are not shown at all.

Here is an example:


// file dummy.hpp
#pragma once

class DummyClass
{
public:
int dummyFunction()
{
return 0;
}
};


The function dummyFunction() should be shown in the code explorer, but it isn't.

PS: For some reason, the forum software removes spaces from the beginning of lines even in code sections. This makes example code posted here look quite ugly.

This case is easy to fix. Done. I will look for Crimson one now.