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the first tip worked, thanks :)

I am a long time user but haven't been using textpad for a while.

just tried to compare 2 files and can't get it to work. The command results window is not to be found.

Any hints on how to get it to reappear ?

There doesn't seem to be any change from this creation of a new xml file

thanks anyway

hmmm...

thanks for the reply - if there's any suggestions on how to resolve the problem I'm open to hear them.

I started with 5.4. went to 5.4.1 then to 5.4.2 and there's been no change so I can only presume it's buried in there somewhere.

I don't seem to be alone. I saw another post with ...

this is a bug in 5.4 - I have the same problem

I tried upgrading to 5.4.2 but it did not help

tried upgrading to 5.4.2 but problem still persists.

here's an image of the problem I described.

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=au8vfd&s=7



You can see there is a mixture of text and icons for the tools as well a the problem where tools are out of numbered order or listed twice.

quite a mess...

It's not "view" it's "configure" in the same toolbar of buttons which contains "view" you referenced.

There seems to be a bug in version 5.4

The tools in the tool bar show up twice. Once in a text form "Tool1" "Tool2" etc. and then again with the icon of the hammer

In the text form,the mouseover always shows the name of the first tool for each of them regardless of their number .

Any way to fix ...

you'll be better off spending time with a third party macro tool.

all will allow means of building and editing your own macros which can be applied on tp files.

I use this a a tool for organizing my own executables.

http://www.aspkey.net/aspkey/_store/asp ... #quickbars

thanks for the impressive lesson.

I was hoping TP had resolved this tool assignment problem but it appears they have not.

Does anyone know how to change the tool reference and assign a specific tool to a specific button ?

thank you. that helps.

I couldn't find anything in the help file which explained that relationship.

excellent. :D

Now I can create a function list for the working file and use it to jump to any function.

I still am unclear as to why the registers are "1" and "2"

I know TP is looking to find the 'file' and 'line' but how is it reading these two values from the reg expr. ? It appears the ...

thanks, that got it working.

What might be the combination if I wanted to reverse the sequence of the output to look like:

showmessage :Charts.cls(3):