PSPad unicode 4.5.2 (2217) English

In order to replace d:\dos by d:\\dos, you need to replace \\ by \\\\\\\\

Is it normal ?????

If regular expression is checked, you must escape char \

Yes.
But the question is why you need to replace \\ by \\\\\\\\ to get c:\\dos instead of c:\dos

Why \ x8 ??

I think the replace function still have some bugs.
For example:
If turn on "Regular Express", find "$" and replace with ";\n".
It will cause a endless loop...

There is another case, source text is following three lines:
"""",112,"""",3132
"""",122,"""",122
"""",133"""",133

If I find """, and replace with '
The lastest one line are not replaced, the result will be:
"'112,"'3132
"'122,"'122
"""",133"""",133

If I have string c:\dos
with regular expression you will
search: \\
replace: \
without regular expresions you will
search: \
replace: \

In the older builds include 2217 was bug. I corrected it yesterday. Wait for the next build

Re: PSPad unicode 4.5.2 (2214) English #25 still present.

Mark Baines:

Re: PSPad unicode 4.5.2 (2214) English #25 still present.

Sorry, but I wrote include 2217. I thing that 2217 is more then 2214...

Hi Jan!
Perl hihghlighter not working correctly when searching for quot (") character in perl.
Example:
while ($row=<ACCOUNTS>){
@fields = split /,/, $row;
$col10 = @fields[0];
$col10 = uc($col10);
$col10 =~ s/\"//g;
$col20 = @fields[1];
$col30 = @fields[2];
}
After col10 replace the rest is highlighted like a string.

pspad:

Mark Baines:

Re: PSPad unicode 4.5.2 (2214) English #25 still present.

Sorry, but I wrote include 2217. I thing that 2217 is more then 2214...

Sorry, I don't understand you.
My point was that the bug reported in message #25 in the thread "Re: PSPad unicode 4.5.2 (2214) English" is still present in 2217.
Thanks

Mark Baines:

pspad:

Mark Baines:

Re: PSPad unicode 4.5.2 (2214) English #25 still present.

Sorry, but I wrote include 2217. I thing that 2217 is more then 2214...

Sorry, I don't understand you.
My point was that the bug reported in message #25 in the thread "Re: PSPad unicode 4.5.2 (2214) English" is still present in 2217.
Thanks

Please Mark Baines,
don't make 'riddles' !
If you would take you some time to wrote your posts clearly
(as Jan takes a many time to code and support users)
you could save him time to develop PSPad.

Thank you for your understanding.

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