Re: PSPad unicode 5.0.7 (665) English

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Changes to 5.0.7 (659)

News:
In splitted window bookmarks are synchronized
Added mechanism what fix corrupted PSpad.INI file

Fixes:
FileTabs visibility when you close all files and open several files using OpenDialog
Windows shell script - variable %~xx highlighting
Paste the copied text into Excel
Autorefresh symbol on file tab
Activate window when file was already open
Other fixes reported by users

Known issues:
UNDO with real tabs after autoindent

A new strange problem is here - a just open file gets the active tab's mark - orange upper line - after 20-30 seconds..
In other words - the Editor's part shows the content of an opened file, but the orange line is still above another tab.

Your operating system please?

pspad:

Your operating system please?

Win10 64bit

I will force tab repaint after file open

Hi, a small issue: when opening a COBOL file, the new code folding dotted lines seems to be random? And the codefolding menu items are all disabled.
Perhaps there should also be an option to enable/disable codefolding?

Dotted lines are guided lines only. It helps readability, nothing else.
You can disable codefolding or guided lines only in the program settings / Code folding (section under editor part 2)

thx for the settings tip

but the dotted lines don't follow any logics

like javascript it is okay i.e. if { ... }
but in cobol not, lines seems to be random and also no folding possible?
in some previous versions ago, it worked

MadCompie:

thx for the settings tip

but the dotted lines don't follow any logics

like javascript it is okay i.e. if { ... }
but in cobol not, lines seems to be random and also no folding possible?
in some previous versions ago, it worked

Guide lines follows tabs width, maybe there is some other logic too.
Cobol code folding supports some basics things like divisions, sections... It's hard to do for Cobol, cause there is no END of division or sections, but simple start of new section

Hi Jan,
I copied a chat-log from a website to PSPad to read it better. Turned out, with word-wrap enabled I can make the "un-wrapped" lines visible again by selecting the line into the "wrapped" line. But it doesn't always work. And I don't know what is causing it. I made example file, screenshot and a tiny video. Can I send it to you via email? It contains some private information...
Friendly greetings
Ravelli