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pspad:

stefangabos:

A small bug that it has been persisting for a while: if I select a *single* line and press CTRL-H (Replace) the "Scope" it's set to "Global" rather than "Selected text".

This is behavior by design, not a bug. And user wish.
Find more users who will want to change it and I will change it or make it optional.

but it does not have any sense. if i have selected text than I expect the replace to refer to the selected text...

If something doesn't make sense to you, it doesn't mean that it's wrong.

I told you. Find several people who will agree with you and i will make it optional

pspad:

If something doesn't make sense to you, it doesn't mean that it's wrong.

I told you. Find several people who will agree with you and i will make it optional

i can't "find" other people. the vast majority of users are not hard-core users. probably very few people ever use the vast majority of an editor's feature. anyways, i'll leave it be...

don't get me wrong - i use pspad since i can't remember (6 or 7 years now) and it's a great editor.

pspad:

kosthala:

The fix is incomplete, it doesn't shows static functions.

I need code examples.

Just send a screen shot to your email to show the scenario.

Thanks.

mdl:

Just send a screen shot to your email to show the scenario.

Thanks.

I wish you to have all source code on internet examples in pictures

Please spare my time and send me source as text.

Hi Jan

You had forgotten to delete the following:

Quote:

In settings/ system integration:
there's no translation for
Editor pro Total Commander?

regards Manfred

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PSPad 4.5.9 (2525)

pspad:

mdl:

Just send a screen shot to your email to show the scenario.

Thanks.

I wish you to have all source code on internet examples in pictures

Please spare my time and send me source as text.

sent it.

stefangabos:

pspad:

stefangabos:

A small bug that it has been persisting for a while: if I select a *single* line and press CTRL-H (Replace) the "Scope" it's set to "Global" rather than "Selected text".

This is behavior by design, not a bug. And user wish.
Find more users who will want to change it and I will change it or make it optional.

but it does not have any sense. if i have selected text than I expect the replace to refer to the selected text...

Would you like to have 'Selection only' preselected by default even if your selection contains a single word? Or even a single character?

Dunno how much 'hardcore' I am, but I quite appreciate current behaviour: if my selection does not overlap a line scope, replace is 'Global' by default. This fits the case you are writing about: selection is form the start of line to its end, and no further. I usually select a line by {2×home}{shift+down} keystroke sequence (and, CMIIW, there is no built-in action for 'select line' operation in PSPad). In this case selection contains line-break and thus 'Selection only' is preselected, what typically fits exactly my needs. You may try to do it this way too, maybe you'll like it.

Hi Jan

The file-tabs are now shown above the toolbar? In older versions the toolbar always stays above the file-tabs. Looks a little bit strange now...

EDIT: sorry, problem solved.
Changed settings, restart, now its ok.

regards Manfred

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PSPad 4.5.9 (2525)

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-12-14 22:19 by Manfred62.

Hi Jan:

There is a minor bug. After I updated to 2405, the the script items show twice in the submenu of Scripts menu. Please check it. Thx a lot.

best regards.
crimson