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Hi,

still bothering you with the log-window

Is it possible to have the current line color also in this window?

Is it possible to have the Find (ctrl-F) work in the log window as earlier?
Now, when cursor is in log-window and performing a Find, you will find text in main window...

Thanks,

gurbao:

Hi,

still bothering you with the log-window

Is it possible to have the current line color also in this window?

Is it possible to have the Find (ctrl-F) work in the log window as earlier?
Now, when cursor is in log-window and performing a Find, you will find text in main window...

Thanks,

Due to problems with "broken chars" in the LOG I had to change LOG into new component. There isn't support for the current line and search.

Hi there,

what about an additional smart and simple/fast search possibility like the one from firefox? only one small line at the bottom with "find", "find next" and highlight?
Is that possible to include and useful for others too?

Kind regards,
Markus

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2008-01-04 14:38 by imiglikos2.

imiglikos2:

what about an additional smart and simple/fast search possibility ...

Try Ctrl+E (Search :: Incremental search); you can also use:
find next (F3 or Ctrl+Shift+Down)
and find previous (Shift+F3 or Ctrl+Shift+Up)

ALT+A
Not all characters are interpreted/shown correctly.

For example:
156 œ
191 ¿
192 À
224 à

For reference to ISO 8859-1 Character Entities you can see
www.w3schools.com
or
en.wikipedia.org

It depends of the used charset. You are using ISO-8859-1, somebody uses ISO-8859-2 e.t.c.
You can edit ASCII.INI file for yourself

Hi,

any chance of increasing the row-length in the memo-style log window?
It seems max length is 1024...

Regards,

I'm sorry, but issue is in displayed chars (can't put them here).

In ASCII table window (ALT+A):
DEC:156 HTML:œ is displayed as DEC:347 CHAR:ś
DEC:191 HTML:¿ is displayed as DEC:380 CHAR:ż
DEC:224 HTML:à is displayed as DEC:341 CHAR:ŕ

Example:
when I click on CHAR(&rgrave;) at next DEC 224 it puts really &rgrave;
but using ALT+0224 sequence it puts à

Reference:
xml.ascc.net ISOlat1.pen
xml.ascc.net ISOlat2.pen

I expect that ASCII table window show chars in selected encoding (ISO-8859-1, ISO-8859-2, UTF-8, ..).

In ASCII.INI I'm able to change only HTML column.

Jan,

I think I bug when using Clip Definition:

This is in my TCL.DEF
[Macro definition]
%classNameSpace%=@E Class/NameSpace:
%proc%=@E Procedure Name:
%method%=@E Method Name:
%autor%=@E Author Name:
%args%=@E Arguments:
%desc%=@E Description:
%returnValue%=@E ReturnValue:
%notes%=@E Notes:
%warnings%=@E Warnings:
%knownBugs%=@E Known Bugs:
%todo%=@E TODO:
[proc | procedure tcl]
#****f* %classNameSpace%/%proc%
# NAME
# Item name plus a short description.
# COPYRIGHT
# (c) 2008 %Company%
# USAGE
#
# DESCRIPTION
# %desc%
# AUTHOR
# %autor%
# CREATION DATE
# %Date%
# HISTORY
# %Date% %autor%
# ARGUMENTS
# %args%
# RETURN VALUE
# %returnValue%
# NOTES
# %notes%
# WARNINGS
# %warnings%
# BUGS
# %knownBugs%
# TODO
# %todo%.
# SEE ALSO
#
# SOURCE
#
proc %proc% {%args%} {
set procname "%classNameSpace%::%proc%"

set dbg [DISABLE]
set dbg [expr $dbg | $SCOPE_DEBUG]

if {$dbg} {printDebug "DEBUG - Procname: $procname"}

return
}

####################################################
and this is what is returned when I use it:

it removed the '|' in : set dbg [expr $dbg | $SCOPE_DEBUG]

####################################################

#****f* foo/foo
# NAME
# Item name plus a short description.
# COPYRIGHT
# (c) 2008
# USAGE
#
# DESCRIPTION
#
# AUTHOR
#
# CREATION DATE
# Sunday, January 20, 2008
# HISTORY
# Sunday, January 20, 2008
# ARGUMENTS
#
# RETURN VALUE
#
# NOTES
#
# WARNINGS
#
# BUGS
#
# TODO
# .
# SEE ALSO
#
# SOURCE
#
proc foo {} {
set procname "foo::foo"

set dbg [DISABLE]
set dbg [expr $dbg $SCOPE_DEBUG]

if {$dbg} {printDebug "DEBUG - Procname: $procname"}

return
}
#****

Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2008-01-20 21:07 by MoMann.

Hi MoMann

Press F1 => PSPad Help =>
=> Working with PSPad > Context Files =>
=> Interactive Clips =>

Cite:
"There are 2 special characters that
you can use in your content; | and § (ALT+167)."
Read more in the help.

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Work around

There is a new feature for some time:
Use this following in your DEF-file
to set this special chars to your need:

[CLIP SETTINGS]
CursorChar=|
SelectionChar=§

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