PSPad unicode 4.5.5 (2417) English

My desktop is running Windows 7, with PSPad in the "programs" partition (not with the OS).

My server is running Ubuntu 8.10 server edition. (I plan on trying to install a newer LTS version, but it's an old Dell box that may not take it. Had a hard time getting this on it.)

The files in question are in my home dir, which is served as a Samba share (handled nicely by Windows 7, btw).

Cat 5 cable connects both to an older dsl router/modem.

One thing I did just notice: there's about a half hour difference between the two clocks. I'll try resetting both of them and see if that changes anything.

Changing the times didn't help.

Jan,
Today I found that you change parsing of namespace in TCL, nice. It works OK for simple form when you have fully-qualified procedure names. Please find example:

namespace eval foo { ;#namespace foo
proc bar {} { ;#proc inside namespace foo.
;#code browser should show bar proc under
} ;#namespace foo in the tree

}
proc ::foo::doIt {} {
;#code browser should show doIt proc under
} ;#namespace foo in the tree. Currently this is OK

namespace eval cell { ;#example of nested namespaces.
namespace eval row { ;# the tree could also show nested nodes
proc size {v} {

}
}
namespace eval col {
proc size {v} {

}
}
}
proc ::cell::row::getSize {} {

}
proc ::cell::col::getSize {} {

}

The nested namespaces are not so important. More important is to have parser which works with two conventions:
1.proc ::foo::bar {} {}
2.namespace eval foo {
proc bar {} {
}
}

Hi,

Annoying oldest bug

Please, fix it

Thanks

I have noted that there is no more the grayed line Editor pro Total Commader in the Program settings...>System integration with 2417 version.

I have also noted that there is no more the PSPad_log.txt file in the temp directory like with 2415 version.

Thanks for these fixes not written in the first entry of this subject.

Best regards.

pspad:

RickH:

Good enough. That's no problem for me, as I'm the only one working on the network. Which solely exists to have a "real" webserver for development/testing purposes. (XAMPP, et al go only so far.)

I was getting (somewhat) used to it, but the alert was still driving me nuts. Thanks.

Are you able to exactly describe your network? I can try to simulate it on NAS with SAMBA. There can be problem if network drive will return different timestamp when you save file and when you read it again.

I believe I have the same issue. My file is located on a Windows Server 2008 redirected share and accessed by Windows 7 client. I get the 'changed' message constantly. Please let me know if there are any tests I can run for you to troubleshoot this issue.

Hi Jan
I found a little problem with COBOL syntax highlighting.

When there is a "*" at the end of line, the foreground and background colors
are shown equal and so the "*" disappears.

This occurs when a COMPUTE command is writen in more than one line.

See the image at line 26 there is a "*" in column 71 because it is displayed in the status bar
but not in editor pane.

The lines of code are:

compute x = ((-b + (b ** 2 - (4 * a * c)) **.5) / (2 * a)) *
2.

Click in "quote" to copy lines correctly to editor.

Looks like it might be something about the inline comments, because if we put a ">" after the "*" then "*>" is shown correctly.

This is very important to us, because the calculations are show imcompleted.

Thanks,

Sandro.

Did you try to set different color for foreground and background in menu Settings / Highlighter settings?

Yes, this happens with any color schemes or combination of background/foreground color.

To see the problem, create a new cobol file and paste the following two lines:


compute x = ((-b + (b ** 2 - (4 * a * c)) **.5) / (2 * a)) *
2.


Click in "quote" to copy lines above correctly to editor.

Thanks.

Nice,
but how to get rid of the autocomplete window, it always pops up on cursor movement but I dont need it. :O)