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Every editor I've ever used on Windows has this feature. Restoring the selection after an Undo operation is standard: Word does it. WordPad does it. NotePad does it. Even Explorer does it when you edit a filename. Internet Explorer does it for text fields on web forms. Heck, Windows even does it in ...

I'm not sure whether "Enhancement Suggestions" are to be for: New Whizzy Features or Subtle Quality Improvements I, for one, am not looking for any new features. I'm appreciated of all the details that have been built into TextPad that make it such a fine program. The suggestion I'm making in this ...

It's not clear (to me at least) that the TextPad people take into account polls to determine what to develop. Doing so is the Microsoft method of product definition. TextPad is a wonderful product because it is technically strong with a subtle quality to it that's very high. For instance, the other ...

Document classes have a preference called "Include trailing spaces when selecting words". I suspect the motivation for turning on this preference is so that cut-and-paste operations relieve the user of the hassle of dealing with removing spaces from the area where words are being cut, and inserting ...

TextPad has two operations that work with brackets: MatchBracket, and MatchBracketExtend. Neither work the way they should. The way MatchBracket currently works is that it searches forward for the next occurrence of a Bracket. But this does not reflect what a user is typically trying to do when they ...

If there's one thing I wish TextPad would do properly, it would be for it to restore the text selection after an Undo. I find it disconcerting, and sometimes annoying, that after Undo'ing an operation, TextPad forgets to reselect the text that was in effect. It would make redoing the intended ...