Re: PSPad 4.3.3 (2087) update English

Download link: pspad.cincura.net (1.3 MB)

Notes to PSPad update versions:
this CAB archive contains PSPad.EXE only. Replace existing file from 4.3.3 version

Changes to 4.3.3 (2085)

News
its possible to add shortcuts to scripts - next string parameter in method addMenuItem
Multihighlighter knows included scripts in "script runat=..." form

Correction
corrected RGB -> CMYK
in some cases users lost key shortcuts
exception when you click in LOG, in no file is open and in LOG was file name
Find/Replace finction trimms spaces and tabs from end of lines
load user highlighter colors after program start and load project

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Jan

Good Morning,

I just discovered TOOL LINKs and they are awesome!!

I've come to realize PSPad doesn't give any warning about missing ini files nor does it recreate them when they're missing. Is this normal behavior? I'm running WIN98.

Would it be possible to get SORT to remember "Column Specify" info?

Thanks for the new Beta!

Have a great day,
Buddha

Jan,

a couple of minor problems.

First is that it very often occurs to me that, when re-opening a C source file while opening a project containing it, PSPad doesn't apply to it any syntax highlighting, even though this should be derived from the extension (.c or .h).
I have to open the syntax window and press Ok.
This is happening at least since a few betas, I don't know when did it show up for the first time.

The second problem is that, since when I disabled the "only-one-instance" option, when I open a second instance of PSPad, it doesn't seem to get the correct configuration that I set up (which is correctly applied to the first instance), but the default one.
Also in this case I don't know how long the problem has been present, because I worked with the "only-one-instance" option enabled for quite a while.

Thanks anyway for whatever you can do about this, and for PSPad.

Ciao,
Mario

Mario Molinari wrote:

> First is that it very often occurs to me that, when re-opening
> a C source file while opening a project containing it, PSPad
> doesn't apply to it any syntax highlighting, even though this
> should be derived from the extension (.c or .h).

Lenght of this file ?
See variable
HLOnUpToSize=xxxxx (max. file size in bytes for auto set HL)

> The second problem is that, since when I disabled the
> "only-one-instance" option, when I open a second instance of
> PSPad, it doesn't seem to get the correct configuration that I
> set up (which is correctly applied to the first instance), but
> the default one.

If you apply config change it in first instance after second instance is running, PSPad doesn't know it.

Jan,

thank you very much for your quick and useful response!
First problem is solved, about second problem I probably didn't explain it clearly (see below).

>> First is that it very often occurs to me that, when re-opening
>> a C source file while opening a project containing it, PSPad
>> doesn't apply to it any syntax highlighting, even though this
>> should be derived from the extension (.c or .h).
>
>Lenght of this file ?
>See variable
>HLOnUpToSize=xxxxx (max. file size in bytes for auto set HL)

Yeph, it works! Thanks a lot about this!

>> The second problem is that, since when I disabled the
>> "only-one-instance" option, when I open a second instance of
>> PSPad, it doesn't seem to get the correct configuration that I
>> set up (which is correctly applied to the first instance), but
>> the default one.
>
>If you apply config change it in first instance after second instance is running, PSPad >doesn't know it.

This is clear to me, but I don't get the settings that I've been putting into PSPad configuration since a long time. It seems as if it wasn't able to read the configuration: might it be locked by the first instance?

Mario