PSPad unicode 4.6.0 (2661) English

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Changes to 4.6.0 (2660)

News
Find in files dialog - new switch on dialog which allows let dialog open after search
Calculate block - improved different number format handling
Code explorer for QBasic

Fixes:
File locking with R/O attribute with Save All function
Cancel answer during close process

Thanks!

Quote:

Code explorer for QBasic

Working Great!!

Hello Jan,

many thanks about the "Cancel answer during close process" it works perfect.

I have still another question.
PSPad can't open TXT files larger than 200 MB, because i get always an out-of-Memory on a Win7 64bit with 8GB RAM.
Is there any switch which i can turn on to open big files?

many thanks Bob

I don't have problem to open bigger files than 200MB.
32bit's application is limited by 2GB of RAM (OS limitation), unicode means 2 bytes per char.

Can you ZIP and upload any file you are not able to open and send me link to PSPad support mail?

Hi Jan,
file sent.

Bob

You are right, PSPad isn't able open 500MB file.
First you need to load file into buffer, then allocate unicode string (2 times size of file) and use system function to recode your UTF-8 into unicode.

Ok, would it be possible to enhance PSPAD to read such large files in UTF8 as well?

Bob

... simplest solution may be a 64bit version - or aren't the var types correct for a simple recompilation solving the issue?

I assume the problem is only with Unicote/UTF-8 files, plain text files should be able to be opened, aren't they?

First I need to update PSPad source to be compatible with new Delphi version. Next step will be compilation into 64 bits.

Sounds like year 2016, doesn't it?

What about plain ANSI text files, does it work to open 1,2GB files with current version?