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MudGuard wrote:does it make sense to search in selection?

Only wanting to mark all occurances would be one of several cases where a "search in selection only" setting would be useful.

But, after all, I could just copy my selection to a new document and search there, so it's no big deal for me.

"C#" is a language, TextPad is an editor. Whichever development environment you're using: if its options allow using an external editor then yes: you can use TextPad (just like any other editor). But (of course) it would lack highlighting breakpoints and miss features like evaluation and auto ...

In 6.1.3 there are the same search options as in 8.1.2, which means no "search in selection only". Would surprise me if it was available in 7.x only.

Noni wrote:continue with my note working

Does it also happen if you do nothing on your notebook/computer? Literally nothing: not hitting any key, not using your internet browser, not downloading updates...

Don't you think this is a problem of the virtual drive not behaving correct enough and other software (not only TextPad ) then start to have problems? As a consequence, not a culprit? Notepad++ has this feature as well - can you test if it still works with your non-local drive? UltraEdit would also ...

Which is why it would be better if macros are actually editable (i.e. having human readible text like instructions) - they could still be "compiled" in the background in their now binary format.

Thanks for this hint, although it doesn't make that much sense why a different platform compilation should behave differently in its logic. Why do you think that you really need the 64bit version? Because the system is 64bit and every process not being 64bit needs to be adapted, hence running ...

ineuw wrote:I don't use hotkeys in TP

I highly doubt that - nobody copies, cuts and pastes text using menus instead of shortcuts. But if you do, I finally met one.

No. But I experienced this in other software, where I realized pretty quickly that not having CTRL+C and CTRL+V (and CTRL+INS and SHIFT+INS) was quite awful.

Why aren't you able to redefine AutoHotkey's hotkeys?

Or just enter which both Explorer and Command Prompt substitute to the real path.

I am not that computer literate Then everything won't make much sense to you, I'm afraid. what characters belong to Unicode All. That's why "uni" is in the word: one code(point) for every character. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode ansi, and windows characters ANSI/Windows is an encoding ...

Based on https://forums.textpad.com/viewtopic.php?t=13104 I just learned searching multiple lines using regular expressions in multiple files will never bring up a result. Has this worked in previous versions?

I can confirm this behavior with 8.1.2. Doesn't even work with \R - apparently one is unable to use regular expressions over multiple lines (which is either a thing that got forgotten, or intended without the help being accurate). @ melvers : can you please change the subject to a more precise one ...

Given https://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?iAppId=85 older versions seem to work quite good using Wine . The TextPad developers just need someone doing all tests under Linux and then provide workarounds for incompatibilities (i.e. providing program parameters that switch would load configuration and ...

Sounds like the same behaviour as in 8.1.2: cursor position inconsistency back from search result