Multi-Line Search Add-On

Is there anybody who can run this extension on Windows Vista? There's an error in phreplace.dll, which cannot be register.

MartyIX:

Is there anybody who can run this extension on Windows Vista? There's an error in phreplace.dll, which cannot be register.

Unfortunately, Vista doesn't seem to be supported (yet). See the notice of the author of this add-on:
forum.pspad.com

phdesigner:

I'm aware of a couple of issues still exisitng:
1. phReplace doesn't run on Windows Vista.
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Hi,

New version of phReplace released 1.3.18.
This allows you to use backreferences ($1) on a single replace rather than just replace all.

Sorry I haven't got this working with Vista yet, I haven't got a copy of Vista to test with unfortunately.

Am I supposed to be able to edit my original post to update the latest version info? I don't seem to be able to edit my posts.

Cheers.

And I suppose that it wouldn't help you to know what kind of error it crashes on, would it? It's some hexadecimal number.

MartyIX:

And I suppose that it wouldn't help you to know what kind of error it crashes on, would it? It's some hexadecimal number.

I will replace memory manager. I hope it helps.

Many thanks for the new version! The full support for backreferences in RE is really a great enhancement.

phdesigner:

New version of phReplace released 1.3.18.

Many thanks for the new version!

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Am I supposed to be able to edit my original post to update the latest version info? I don't seem to be able to edit my posts.

Sure you should be able to edit your own post.
There should be an "Edit" link below every post..

Stefan:

Sure you should be able to edit your own post.
There should be an "Edit" link below every post.

No, there isn't. It is there after submitting a post, but gets disabled after some time. At least this applies to "normal" users. Moderators can even edit other users' posts, I guess.

You can edit your post about 60 minutes.
I think it's enough you are able to correct your post.

PSPad:

You can edit your post about 60 minutes.
I think it's enough you are able to correct your post.

MrSpock:

Stefan:

Sure you should be able to edit your own post.
There should be an "Edit" link below every post.

No, there isn't. It is there after submitting a post, but gets disabled after some time. At least this applies to "normal" users. Moderators can even edit other users' posts, I guess.

Really ?

Sorry i may mixed this up with other forums that are more niftier.

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@Paul
you can send me an update of your first post or post an reply below.
Both i will use to update your first post.
Or i maintain your first post myself if you agree.

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-11-14 21:10 by Stefan.