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About to replace text pad. Annoying problems Ver 7

Post by SELVOL »

TextPad context menu opens TextPad, but doesn't open the file I selected.
TextPad now Displays "Find in Files" Results on 1 line....

Since I updated to Ver.7 These to problems have become.

Image "Find in Files" results on 1 line.
They are pretty much worthless at that point.


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Post by Mike Olds »

I have about the same setup and just tried it without problems.
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Post by SELVOL »

"I have about the same setup and just tried it without problems."
Wish I had no problems......


Let me put some more info out here.
Only after I encountered the problem in Ver 6 where
"Find in files" would not show up at all.
I changed to ver 7.
I had to a Manual transfer of my saved macros and clips.

as 7 did not do this for me.......

No I am having the problem of clicking on a NON Associated file extension
either by click click or context menu where the file does not open.

Why don't I just associate that file type.
Someone might ask.
I come across 100's of different file extension a week.
Yes I would eventually associate them all.

The major problem is
TextPad now Displays "Find in Files" Results on 1 line....

Thank you
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Post by vr8ce »

Running 7.0.7 on Win7SP1.

I just double-clicked in Explorer on a (text) file with a non-standard extension, got the Windows dialog that said it couldn't open the file, clicked the "Select a program from the list of installed programs" option, chose Textpad, and the file was opened normally.

Sorry, can't replicate.
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Post by kengrubb »

What version of TP did you have running before? And just trying to get as much detail as possible, you upgraded from that version directly to TP 7.0.7?
(2[Bb]|[^2].|.[^Bb])

That is the question.
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Post by SELVOL »

The file being searched is 1.6GB.

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Post by kengrubb »

Try changing In Files from * to *.*
(2[Bb]|[^2].|.[^Bb])

That is the question.
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* TO *.*

Post by SELVOL »

kengrubb TRIED that.
Thank you But It did NOT work.
Also tried
* to *.bak (Did not Work)
Removed the REGEX (Did not Work)

TP Only DOES this sometimes.....

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Post by kengrubb »

OK, I may understand this better, and I believe I can reproduce it or a related problem.

I created File1.txt

239478823498=
213984729837489723847=
234987239847982734987=

And File2.txt

([0-9]{14})=
537498572975
23984792873498273849=
213984729837482

I simplified the RE slightly, but it does not make any difference.

Doing a File In Files
Find what: [0-9]{14}=
In files: *.* (as you found, * or *.* produces the same results)
I get this:

Searching for: [0-9]{14}=
File1.txt(2): 213984729837489723847=
File1.txt(3): 234987239847982734987=File2.txt(3): 23984792873498273849=
Found 3 occurrence(s) in 2 file(s)

Doing a File In Files
Find what: [0-9]{14}=
In files: File1.txt
I get this:

Searching for: [0-9]{14}=
file1.txt(2): 213984729837489723847=
file1.txt(3): 234987239847982734987=Found 2 occurrence(s) in 1 file(s)

Doing a File In Files
Find what: [0-9]{14}=
In files: File2.txt
I get this:

Searching for: [0-9]{14}=
file2.txt(3): 23984792873498273849=
Found 1 occurrence(s) in 1 file(s)
(2[Bb]|[^2].|.[^Bb])

That is the question.
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