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yn:

I've experienced a weird problem since my 1st try long time ago :
I use Python as the compiler, and as long as Python process is running, PSPAD stop responding. But if I capture console output, this problem doesn't show up.
Does this ever happen to any1 of you ?

Thx.

PSPad starts Python and waits up to Python finishes

Why is it designed that way ?
Is there any good reason not to do it the other way around ?

I don't understand your reaction.

1. you start Python with catching output. At this time PSPad continuously catching output

2. you start Python and display log when Python finishes. At this time PSPad need to wait up to Python endds and then load LOG.

Choose way what is better for you.

Hi Jan,
i've found a little bug. In the multihighlight mode you correctly color the background of JavaScript Code and VbScript code in a ASP Page. But if there is a VBScript code into JavaScript code you don't color it!

Regards,
Marco

HTML multihighlighter isn't multilevel highlighter.
It highlight embeded language in HTML/XHTML only

fubo:

Hi all,

Code explorer for C is broken from last beta release. Basically a line like "if( ... )" is treated as a function because it ends without ";", so it's reported in Function pane.

Sorry, I can't simulate it. Send me some example what causes this problem.

Hi again.

pspad:

2. you start Python and display log when Python finishes. At this time PSPad need to wait up to Python endds and then load LOG.

Well, in this case, the user don't need any LOG, so why should PSPad wait until the child process completed ? BTW, there is no LOG anyway if I don't capture it, so what should the user expect ?
Shouldn't PSPad always run concurently with the child process, no matter the console-capture option ?
BTW, PSPad is the only editor behaves this way among others I've used.
I don't know how you spawn the child process, but shouldn't you use P_NOWAIT mode for both ?
(I'm not an expert, I just know C/C++ just a bit)

In this case use External Application, not compiler

pspad:

HTML multihighlighter isn't multilevel highlighter.
It highlight embeded language in HTML/XHTML only

Ok But i open an HTML Page not a JavaScript Page and i set "For <%...%> use: MS VBScript" and PSPad don't color the backgorund code between <%...%> in the JavaScript Code.

Background depends of the highlighter background. If you set different background for your JScript, youwill get it in multihighlighter too.