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These now work correctly regardless of whether any case conversion actually occurs. When searching and replacing using a regular expression, you can use \U0, \L1, \I2, or \F3 to insert the whole regex match or the match of a capturing group converted to uppercase, lowercase, initial caps, or first cap.
This now works correctly when using a complex script text layout. This effectively makes Ctrl+Wheel zoom the text in or out. In the Editor Preferences you can enable an option to make rotating the mouse wheel while holding down the Ctrl key on the keyboard change the font size. This release fixes a few bugs that affect previous 8.x.x releases. See also: EditPad Lite 8.3.0 version history EditPad Lite 8.2.5 – 7 September 2021 That can easily happen when using ^ or $ to find the start or end of a line and the search range ends before or after a line break. This makes sure that the Find Next command doesn’t loop when it shouldn’t when searching for a regex that finds a zero-length match at the end of the selection. Previously it would find the first match again as if the cursor was outside the search range. One change made in EditPad 8.3.0 is that when the cursor is at the end of an existing search range and the Loop Automatically option is off then Find Next will not find the first match but indicate that no further matches can be found. It allows you to rely solely on the Find Next command when searching through different parts of the file, without having to use the Find First command whenever you make a new selection to search through. Though it may seem a little complicated, the result is that Find Next works quite naturally when using the Selection Only search option. If there is no selection and you moved the cursor outside the search range then Find Next finds the first match in the search range. If there is an existing search range and no selection, then the Find Next command finds the next search match within the search range. When the Selection Only search option is active and you’ve made a new selection then the Find Next command will use the new selection as the search range and select the first match, even if the cursor is at the end of the selection. The Search|Find Next command finds the next search match after the position of the cursor.
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This notably affects the small Search and Replace boxes when using the Search toolbar without the full Search panel.
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They did this in EditPad 7 as well and do in most Windows applications. Single-line edit controls in EditPad 8 now select all their contents when they receive keyboard focus.
See also: EditPad Lite 8.3.1 version history EditPad Lite 8.3.0 – 20 January 2022 Now, EditPad always uses the non-Unicode encoding to interpret the file if the file does not have a BOM (Unicode signature) and the default encoding is UTF-16 or UTF-32 but the file is not a multiple of 2 or 4 bytes, without trimming any bytes from the file.
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The file was then either left with the UTF-16 or UTF-32 encoding or it was interpreted using the non-Unicode encoding specified in the file type configuration depending on how many invalid code points it contained if interpreted as UTF-16 or UTF-32. One serious issue was that if a file type's default encoding was UTF-16 or UTF-32 and you opened a file of that type that was not a multiple of 2 or 4 bytes in size (as it should be for UTF-16 or UTF-32) then previous versions of EditPad trimmed the final bytes in the file to make it a multiple of 2 or 4 bytes in size. The version history has the complete list. The Search|Replace Current, Replace and Find Next, and Replace and Find Previous commands failed with an access violation error if the replacement text contained the %LINE% or %LINEN% match placeholders.
This release also fixes a bug we introduced in version 8.3.0. But in line by line mode EditPad can iterate over the lines in your file from bottom to top and apply the regex from left to right on each line to find the previous line in which the regex can find a match. Normally Find Previous is disabled when using a regex because regular expressions cannot search backwards. The Search|Find Previous command now works when using a regular expression if you enable the “ line by line” search option.
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We take pride in producing high quality software, and often release free updates to ensure you won’t have any problems with our software.
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Other software companies often don’t spend any effort addressing such issues, much less list them publicly. Many of these are corner cases reported by only one or perhaps a handful of our customers. All the bugs listed below are bugs that we have fixed. EditPad Lite Release Notes Software Quality at Just Great Softwareĭon’t let the long lists of issues on this page make you think our products have a lot of problems.
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