Hi, thanks for the current release, especially the scripting support!
It seems, that scripts can now work with unicode input and output flawlessly,
which is a great.
I'd only like to ask for a styling modification of the script dialogs. It seems,
that the input field in the InputText prompt is placed next to the label,
rather than below it (as in PSPad4).
I sometimes like to use some longer labels, like:
var userInput = InputText("Some rather long descriptive label of InputText,
possibly explaining some options for the input...\n", defaultValue,
stornoValue);
(It seems, there are independent parts of the dialog next to each other, i.e.,
adding a linebreak \n at the and of the label doesn't help.)
Could the input field possibly be placed below the label?
As another feature request - would resizable dialogs be possible? Or even -
multiline input dialog?
With regard to scripting, i noticed a small glitch in the functionality for
showing script source on simultaneous left+right mouse button click - the file
is displayed correctly, but the click somehow "bubbles" down to another
application window "below" PSPad and it triggers right mouse context menu there
(it is Altap Salamander in this case, but it PSPad is the only active app the
context menu of the windows desktop is triggered). It remains visible while the
focus is in PSPad, only after switching to the respective other application (or
desktop) the context menu can be closed.
I notice a similar bug in capturing the compiler output like in the previous
version
(as mentioned in http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?4,68050#msg-68050 ).
Currently, there is no error dialog, but after calling a compiler set to capture
the output, the editor hangs and can be only closed in process manager.
the setting in the tools panel is
python36
Command=C:\Programy\Python36-32\python.exe
Params="%File%"
CaptureOutp=1
LogParser=*File* "%F",*line %L*
LogType=0
Without capturing the output, the script runs ok.
the python code should simply print a single digit:
print(7)
it behaves the same with or without the setting:
Settings: Program (part 2): [ ] Follow compilation progress...
Calling the compiler directly in the highlighter leads to the same hang.
(PSPad 5, build 96; win 7, Czech; "classic/no theming")
Thanks and regards,
vbr
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