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Posted by: freeb0rn | Date: 2006-10-31 06:05 | IP: IP Logged
There seems to be something wrong with the tabs.
Go into Program Settings
-> Program Behavior
-> Uncheck smart file switching
Try to CTRL+Tab or SHIFT+CTRL+Tab, the "tab" will change but the file in the "editor window" will not.
Also, if you try to SHIFT+CTRL+TAB with smart file switching checked, it does the same thing.
Posted by: freeb0rn | Date: 2006-10-31 06:06 | IP: IP Logged
freeb0rn:There seems to be something wrong with the tabs.Go into Program Settings
-> Program Behavior
-> Uncheck smart file switchingTry to CTRL+Tab or SHIFT+CTRL+Tab, the "tab" will change but the file in the "editor window" will not.
Also, if you try to SHIFT+CTRL+TAB with smart file switching checked, it does the same thing.
Nevermind, I tried replicating this and couldn't for some reason (although I did so twice yesterday). I'm not sure what I am missing.
Posted by: tyzio | Date: 2006-10-31 20:59 | IP: IP Logged
Hi Jan,
Thanks for this release.
Anyway, some problems which I reported for 4.5.2 b2238 are still in:
- Indent/Unident doesn't work for single line without any selection
- Check spelling: The underline disappers when user clicks on underlined word when wrap line is ON
- Check spelling stops working for *.txt files at all in some scenarios, e.g.:
1. PsPad is running
2. Open some *.txt file
3. Enable spell check-underlineing via PsPad toolbar -> works OK.
4. Close the file and open again -> Enable spell check-underlineing via PsPad toolbar -> stops work at all, PsPad needs to be reseted.
Sometimes PsPad crashes when I try to disable/enable spell check again. The produced crash log will be mailed to you.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-10-31 21:19 by tyzio.
Posted by: pspad | Date: 2006-10-31 21:24 | IP: IP Logged
For Indent / Unindent in one line use TAB / Shift+Tab (you can use it for selected block too)
I know problem with SpellCheck and Wordwrap, but I have no solution yet.
Posted by: tyzio | Date: 2006-10-31 22:08 | IP: IP Logged
Thanks for such quick response.
Quote:For Indent / Unindent in one line use TAB / Shift+Tab (you can use it for selected block too)
Yes, it is solution but you need to go back to the beginning of the current line
Quote:I know problem with SpellCheck and Wordwrap, but I have no solution yet.
Cool, I'm looking forward for this fix.
One more think: I found that in LOG parser expression the char * doesn't match the space (0x20) char and it should match everything.
I found it because I try to parse the output from my compiler which align right the line numbers (bellow I replace spaces with _ for better view):
Line___67: W Unknown command "putss"
Line__211: W Unknown command "putss"
Line_2189: W Unknown command "putss"
Right now I'm not able to parse all 3 cases, I try:
Line*%L:*
*%L:*
*%L:%E
Posted by: pspad | Date: 2006-11-02 19:54 | IP: IP Logged
phoenix:Hello,thx for the update - a great editor.
One thing I found out in the codeexplorer. If you write your css-code like this:
#example1,
#example2,
#example3
{
}the codeexpl. will show you:
- #example3 (...nothing more)
If you write it like this:
#example1, #example2, #example3
{
}all ID's are visible in the codeexpl.
Bug or Feature?
--
phoenix0107
it's given by desing. Code explorer parse line by line. It doesn't handle all possible variants of code.
Posted by: phoenix0107 | Date: 2006-11-07 08:35 | IP: IP Logged
pspad:phoenix:Hello,thx for the update - a great editor.
One thing I found out in the codeexplorer. If you write your css-code like this:
#example1,
#example2,
#example3
{
}the codeexpl. will show you:
- #example3 (...nothing more)
If you write it like this:
#example1, #example2, #example3
{
}all ID's are visible in the codeexpl.
Bug or Feature?
--
phoenix0107it's given by desing. Code explorer parse line by line. It doesn't handle all possible variants of code.
okay, thanks for the answer
Posted by: pspad | Date: 2006-11-07 13:27 | IP: IP Logged
phoenix0107:pspad:phoenix:Hello,thx for the update - a great editor.
One thing I found out in the codeexplorer. If you write your css-code like this:
#example1,
#example2,
#example3
{
}the codeexpl. will show you:
- #example3 (...nothing more)
If you write it like this:
#example1, #example2, #example3
{
}all ID's are visible in the codeexpl.
Bug or Feature?
--
phoenix0107it's given by desing. Code explorer parse line by line. It doesn't handle all possible variants of code.
okay, thanks for the answer
Download the latest build, it's already implemented
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