Title: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: Gena01 on August 23, 2006, 02:26:16 pm
Please report feedback on Win32Pad 1.5.10.2 in this thread.
Please please check for any regressions and report any problems/bugs you find.
Thank you.
Gena01
Please please check for any regressions and report any problems/bugs you find.
Thank you.
Gena01
Title: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: knyuen on September 11, 2006, 01:15:13 am
I would like to report a bug.
Basic information
win32pad: version 1.5.10.2
OS: Windows XP Traditional Chinese SP1
Bug phenomenon: The following error message in the dialog box was displayed when I tried to use Ctrl-C to copy Traditional Chinese characters inside win32pad.
Dialog box
Title: Text Conversion
Message: The data area passed to a system call is too small.
I have no problem in copying English characters.
Please help. Thanks.
Basic information
win32pad: version 1.5.10.2
OS: Windows XP Traditional Chinese SP1
Bug phenomenon: The following error message in the dialog box was displayed when I tried to use Ctrl-C to copy Traditional Chinese characters inside win32pad.
Dialog box
Title: Text Conversion
Message: The data area passed to a system call is too small.
I have no problem in copying English characters.
Please help. Thanks.
Title: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: lwssqyx on September 25, 2006, 02:52:03 am
When I opened a txt file with split character '`' , I found that double-click selected text is not correct. They may beyond the '`'.
My win32pad version is 1.5.10.2
My win32pad version is 1.5.10.2
Title: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: michalmutl on October 11, 2006, 01:08:06 am
Some ideas: current line highlighting, vertical (column) select mode, autoindent, some flag (e.g. *) to application title (shown in win app bar) when file is changed and not saved.
Win32Pad is good piece of software, keep good work.
Win32Pad is good piece of software, keep good work.
Title: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: therube on October 11, 2006, 02:31:26 pm
>> autoindent
Tools | Options | -> Editor -> Auto-indent
>> some flag (e.g. *) to application title (shown in win app bar) when file is changed and not saved
* is used in the "Title bar" for a "dirty file".
Tools | Options | -> Editor -> Auto-indent
>> some flag (e.g. *) to application title (shown in win app bar) when file is changed and not saved
* is used in the "Title bar" for a "dirty file".
Title: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: Lotesdelere on October 14, 2006, 05:13:17 am
(michalmutl @ Oct. 11 2006,08:08)
QUOTE
Some ideas: current line highlighting
As for many Windows apps, move the mouse to the left margin until you'll see a reversed pointer, then left click and it will highlight the line.
Title: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: daldous on October 29, 2006, 08:24:17 pm
Hello
Absolutely noob question - please don't laugh. How do I change the font in Win32pad?
I've looked everywhere and the default font is really ugly. Someone please help.
Absolutely noob question - please don't laugh. How do I change the font in Win32pad?
I've looked everywhere and the default font is really ugly. Someone please help.
Title: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: Tara on October 29, 2006, 09:12:56 pm
(daldous @ Oct. 30 2006,02:24)
QUOTE
How do I change the font in Win32pad?
Tools menu >> Options >> Editor tab
Click on the "..." button on the right of "Font:".
Title: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: Age on November 19, 2006, 12:58:23 pm
Hello,
I have just finished the french translation of Win32Pad.
Feel free contact me if you have any question by mail at [email protected]
Best regards,
Age
I have just finished the french translation of Win32Pad.
Feel free contact me if you have any question by mail at [email protected]
Best regards,
Age
Title: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: kid4you on December 15, 2006, 07:37:36 am
The bug i met is the same with post number 2.
win32pad: version 1.5.10.2
os: windows xp english + sp2
bug phenomenon:
when copy any chinese or other asian characters,
an error message will jump out:
{
title: text conversion
message: the data area passed to a system call is too small.
}
but the copied content can be pasted out properly.
to copy the ascii characters in the same txt file is ok.
in addition, there is no error when copy the non-ascii from other applications to win32pad.
--thanks,
kid.
win32pad: version 1.5.10.2
os: windows xp english + sp2
bug phenomenon:
when copy any chinese or other asian characters,
an error message will jump out:
{
title: text conversion
message: the data area passed to a system call is too small.
}
but the copied content can be pasted out properly.
to copy the ascii characters in the same txt file is ok.
in addition, there is no error when copy the non-ascii from other applications to win32pad.
--thanks,
kid.
Title: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: kid4you on December 15, 2006, 08:13:07 am
Another bug:
for the zip version, the win32pad.ini configuration file cannot
be generated automatically.
but when i created this file manaully, its content can be
filled properly by win32pad.
for the zip version, the win32pad.ini configuration file cannot
be generated automatically.
but when i created this file manaully, its content can be
filled properly by win32pad.
Title: Re: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: Robert on January 25, 2007, 05:04:55 pm
Hi Genadi,
Could you make it possible to have one more command line argument when starting win32pad?
It would be nice if it were possible to open the specified file on a certain line using a command like:
win32pad /l=%linenumber% %filename%
or something like that.
Tnx
Robert
Could you make it possible to have one more command line argument when starting win32pad?
It would be nice if it were possible to open the specified file on a certain line using a command like:
win32pad /l=%linenumber% %filename%
or something like that.
Tnx
Robert
Title: Re: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: marshallmick007 on March 23, 2007, 02:25:50 pm
I have found an issue with the Unindent feature (SHIFT+TAB)
It appears to trim the last character from the selection buffer with each unindent call.
It appears to trim the last character from the selection buffer with each unindent call.
Title: Re: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: Robert on March 24, 2007, 04:31:34 pm
I'm afraid you are right about the SHIFT-TAB issue.
Sure Gena can fix this!
@Gena: also checked in version 1.5.10.1 with the same result.
Sure Gena can fix this!
@Gena: also checked in version 1.5.10.1 with the same result.
Title: Re: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: Gena01 on March 26, 2007, 10:40:21 am
I'm afraid you are right about the SHIFT-TAB issue.
Sure Gena can fix this!
@Gena: also checked in version 1.5.10.1 with the same result.
Sure Gena can fix this!
@Gena: also checked in version 1.5.10.1 with the same result.
This is a known issue. This should be fixed in the next release.
Thank you,
Gena01
Title: Re: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: Robert on April 05, 2007, 03:22:38 am
Thanx Gena!
What date will that be (aprox.)?
Looking forward to it!
Greetings
Robert
What date will that be (aprox.)?
Looking forward to it!
Greetings
Robert
Title: Re: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: wesmosis on April 13, 2007, 06:11:02 am
plz, fix the search in Arabic charachters like ordinary notepad
coz I integrate the win32pad in my windows ;) :D :)
coz I integrate the win32pad in my windows ;) :D :)
Title: Bug update
Post by: Jon on May 07, 2007, 03:24:49 pm
Quote
I have found an issue with the Unindent feature (SHIFT+TAB)
It appears to trim the last character from the selection buffer with each unindent call.
It appears to trim the last character from the selection buffer with each unindent call.
Bug affects indent as well as unindent.
Steps to reproduce:
Highlight a block of text
Press TAB or SHIFT+TAB
Watch the block shift correctly
Note the last character on the last selected line after each operation
Title: Re: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: quickcat on June 13, 2007, 01:29:56 pm
Same error with Chinese Simplified (GB2312 )Characters.
for example: 你好。Hello.
for example: 你好。Hello.
<font color='#000080'>I would like to report a bug.
Basic information
win32pad: version 1.5.10.2
OS: Windows XP Traditional Chinese SP1
Bug phenomenon: The following error message in the dialog box was displayed when I tried to use Ctrl-C to copy Traditional Chinese characters inside win32pad.
Dialog box
Title: Text Conversion
Message: The data area passed to a system call is too small.
I have no problem in copying English characters.
Please help. Thanks.</font>
(http://)(http://)Basic information
win32pad: version 1.5.10.2
OS: Windows XP Traditional Chinese SP1
Bug phenomenon: The following error message in the dialog box was displayed when I tried to use Ctrl-C to copy Traditional Chinese characters inside win32pad.
Dialog box
Title: Text Conversion
Message: The data area passed to a system call is too small.
I have no problem in copying English characters.
Please help. Thanks.</font>
Title: Re: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: Robert on August 27, 2007, 08:15:01 am
Hello Genadi,
I have been waiting for a reply/new version for a long time now.
Is this program dead, or what?
I think there are a number of serious issues in this version (See this thread...)
Are you going to fix them at all?
Greetings
Robert
I have been waiting for a reply/new version for a long time now.
Is this program dead, or what?
I think there are a number of serious issues in this version (See this thread...)
Are you going to fix them at all?
Greetings
Robert
Title: Re: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: Gena01 on September 03, 2007, 10:26:41 pm
Yes I am preparing 1.5.10.3 release, which should go out within the new cpl of days. I've just been rather busy lately with some personal stuff.
Thank you
Gena01
Thank you
Gena01
Title: Re: Win32Pad 1.5.10.2
Post by: keen_eyed_joe on February 13, 2008, 07:12:09 am
Hi Gennady
I too find that the un-indent feature is "trimming" the last characters of the line being un-indented. Any news on an update to this. For me that's the only flaw in an otherwise great program, yes a few other enhancements would be nice but as a basic text editor it's superb, what more could anybody need.
Thank you for a superb editor
I too find that the un-indent feature is "trimming" the last characters of the line being un-indented. Any news on an update to this. For me that's the only flaw in an otherwise great program, yes a few other enhancements would be nice but as a basic text editor it's superb, what more could anybody need.
Thank you for a superb editor