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Syntax highlighting is only applied when a file is first opened or when you explicitly define it on a per file basis via the right-click properties menu. Assigning a syntax file to a class does not affect files already open.

If you were to re-open those perl files in 5.x you would see the syntax ...

Search the forums for csc

http://forums.textpad.com/viewtopic.php ... hlight=csc
this in particular http://forums.textpad.com/viewtopic.php ... hlight=csc

No, it is not possible. If you want to perform a search and replace on every possible permutation of numeric ranges in your file, then I suppose it's possible but then it'd most likely become a time-prohibitive task

Since it's not actually shareware I don't think it's insane to just uninstall. I'm sure there's a registry key that can be removed but I've never gone looking for it.

If you rename the file and it makes your TP install go wonky, you can rename it back and get back to a known, if less than optimal, state.
If you delete it and it makes your TP install go wonky, you up the creek.

You can set environment variables permanently, but I don't know how to do that in Windows 7.
Windows 7 makes it easier as it has PowerShell installed by default.
Start -> Run powershell
$Path = [Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable("Path", "Machine") + ";C:\Program Files\TextPad 5 ...

Ah, but you don't want to point at the .java to run. You want to point at the compiled object, the .class file (but do not supply the .class extension)

C onfigure
P references...
expand Tools, find Run Java Application
C ommand = java.exe
P arameters = $BaseName
I nitial folder = $FileDir ...

Out of curiosity, are you running

C:\>"C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\java.exe" -verbose C:\Users\Dimitri\Desktop\Test

or are you running

C:\>"C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\java.exe" -verbose C:\Users\Dimitri\Desktop\Test .java

Based on your error message, I now suspect the latter. Look at ...

Do you receive the same results if you attempt to run the java application from the command line? Actual location of java.exe will depend on your version but approximately this.

C:\>"C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\java.exe" C:\Users\Dimitri\Desktop\Test

TP 5.3.1 here and Win 7 Professional. I can't reproduce it.

Do the attributes of the file in windows explorer show the file as having a recent modified date? For larger files, does the size on disk decrease? Anything interesting show up if you point a hex editor at the file? xvi32 is my preference ...

No, the current filename is not available as a regex replacement value. It is available in TextPad as Edit, Insert, File Name but that's probably not as practical given that you have some perl-fu

2) WildEdit uses the Boost RegEx engine which is much more modern and powerful than the one currently ...

Heh, I had originally had Yes there as it covers my 100 level RegEx needs but then I thought of you and flipped to No

Hello,

I was recommended this text editor. Before I evaluate it further, I'd appreciate it if experienced users could tell me if it supports the following must-have features:


Either all documents are in a single-file database, or application autosaves without prompting for filename, so I can ...

Where's the customer number at in the supplied example?

Google it! http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial ... /problems/ First item corresponds to your issue