From your description it looks like your tests has been done with a scripting language. How does all this looks if you want the same functionality with compiled languages
I resently started working with base64 encoding of text. I have been using Textpad for a gazillion years (approx.). But I have never used it as an hex tool.
Now, when I view my file which is partly text and partly base 64 encoded, textpad enterpet the whole file as hex - even the text part ...
ups :oops: I think I've managed to explain my problem badly :oops:
I wanted to know how to use the registers: File, Line and Column
Sorry! :oops:
Am I reading you correctly if I say that the registers is used to define the file, line and column that you will be moved to if you double-click the ...
But I've searched through the Textpad help with out finding anything that specifically explains what they (file, line, column) are for. I also looked in the sections you suggested
From texpad help: A regular expression that matches the output must be typed in the Regular ...
4 anyone interested this is my tools set-up for gcc and gdb:
GCC setup as Program --------------------------- Command = gcc (this requires that gcc has been put into your path variable!!!) Parameters = $File -o $BaseName.exe Initial Folder = $FileDir Capture output checked