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#1 PSPad unicode 5.0.0 (251) English

Posted by: pspad | Date: 2017-10-20 20:39 | IP: IP Logged

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Changes to 5.0.0 (243)

News
Import FTP from FileZilla imports Base64 encoded passwords too

Fixes:
File in simplified Chinese with special chars - file content wasn't shown correctly
Fixed problem with help calling
Code explorer caused program freeze
Fixed problem with Code page autodetection

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#2 HEX mode problems

Posted by: mali_zeeko | Date: 2017-10-22 09:36 | IP: IP Logged

Hi,
In the PsPad5 there are problems with HEX mode.
Paste text as "HEX text" is not working. To test, copy "31 32 33 34" without quotes from regular edit, open another tab in HEX mode, Ctrl+V, select HEX mode.
Nothing gets pasted.
In PsPad4 it works.

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#3 Re: HEX mode problems

Posted by: molnart | Date: 2017-10-24 14:01 | IP: IP Logged

i can confirm. i already reported it for build 241

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#4 Re: PSPad unicode 5.0.0 (251) English

Posted by: gwinkless | Date: 2017-10-26 15:36 | IP: IP Logged

I'm still unable to get compile to work in Windows 7 on v5 :(

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#5 Re: PSPad unicode 5.0.0 (251) English

Posted by: pspad | Date: 2017-10-26 17:22 | IP: IP Logged

Hello

There are 2 compile modes - on the background and on the foreground.
No one from the 2 doesn't work?

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#6 Re: PSPad unicode 5.0.0 (251) English

Posted by: gwinkless | Date: 2017-10-27 10:21 | IP: IP Logged

pspad:
There are 2 compile modes - on the background and on the foreground.
No one from the 2 doesn't work?

Neither works sad smiley

As per this thread if I turn off "capture program output" it works OK, but that means no info on compile errors (basically unusable)

As per your last comment in that thread, you wrote

pspad:
After some investigation. I found a solution, which doesn't freeze on Win7. But Windows 7 are more paranoid than Win 10 and they block files from network e.t.c.

Did that not go anywhere?

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#7 Re: PSPad unicode 5.0.0 (251) English

Posted by: gwinkless | Date: 2017-11-03 13:07 | IP: IP Logged

gwinkless:
pspad:
There are 2 compile modes - on the background and on the foreground.
No one from the 2 doesn't work?

Neither works sad smiley

I apologise, this was incorrect: I tried the "background" option and it works but has no output from the compile, except for (eg)

Process completed, Exit Code 0
Execution time: 00:01.207

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#8 Re: PSPad unicode 5.0.0 (251) English

Posted by: pspad | Date: 2017-11-03 13:38 | IP: IP Logged

gwinkless:
I apologise, this was incorrect: I tried the "background" option and it works but has no output from the compile, except for (eg)

Process completed, Exit Code 0
Execution time: 00:01.207

I met problems in Windows 10. The execute process with catch console output works differently than in Win 7. I have to solve this problem with OS dependency.

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#9 Re: PSPad unicode 5.0.0 (251) English

Posted by: gwinkless | Date: 2017-11-03 16:26 | IP: IP Logged

pspad:
The execute process with catch console output works differently than in Win 7. I have to solve this problem with OS dependency.

That's cool, as long as it's vaguely on the "to do" list smiling smiley

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#10 Re: PSPad unicode 5.0.0 (251) English

Posted by: human | Date: 2017-11-03 18:50 | IP: IP Logged

pspad:
I met problems in Windows 10. The execute process with catch console output works differently than in Win 7. I have to solve this problem with OS dependency.

We do this in a C application with Microsoft C and pipes, works on all tested systems (at least since Windows XP up to Windows 10):

FILE* pipe;
int i;
char* read_buffer;
char *line_start, *line_end;

/* Open pipe to catch output of command */
pipe = _popen(cmd, "r");

if (!pipe) {
return 1; /* checkme */
}

/* prepare buffer and read from pipe */
read_buffer = (char*) malloc(LINE_BUFF);
line_start = fgets(read_buffer, LINE_BUFF - 1, pipe);

while (line_start != NULL) {
/* read one line from buffer, returning line end position */
line_end = line_start + strlen (line_start);

/* do whatever with line */

...

line_start = fgets(read_buffer, LINE_BUFF - 1, pipe);
}
fflush (stdout);

free (read_buffer);

/* close pipe and get return code of executed command */
ret = !!_pclose (pipe);

I guess something similar will work with Delphi, too.

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