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then your php "application" is broken.

each line is to be terminated with \n (unix) or \r (mac) or \r\n (windows).

and terminating a line properly has nothing to do with "unix file endings". i know of compilers that bitch if you have your last line unterminated...

your original post sounded like ...

My requirements are as I stated. The applications I work with do not require the new line. In fact some of the text files that have new lines will cause the php applications to fail.

Perfect! Thanks!

I have all my configurations set for Unix files. Yet, no matter what I try, TP always adds an extra line at the bottom of the file. What's the trick to making it work correctly?

TextPad v4.7.3 32 bit

Place the following PHP code in TextPad and you would expect to see this:

echo " x < y ";
echo " Hello ";
echo " y > x ";


Instead you will see this:

<?php
echo " x < y ";
echo " Hello ";
echo " y > x ";
?>

TextPad appears to be mistaking the < (less than operator ...

Hey tech support - Any update on this? In my case, it appears to be linked to trying to launch an html document that has a .tpl extension. I can launch .html w/o any problems. I don't care if it doesn't want to launch documents that have an "unknown" extension or whatever, but the error message ...

I'll try that and yes I already have the Open and the New defined. It just seems that TextPad grabs control regardless.

By modifying the registry according to MS instructions, I have associated a template file in winnt\shellnew with the folder->New right mouse click. However, when I click "PHP Template" (that's what I call the new document type), Textpad just opens with a new textpad .php document. I know I can do ...