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Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 10:17 am
by Highend
The new upload is working fine.

Thanks so much for the option to disable the splash screen and the local settings file!

Regards,
Highend

Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 7:31 pm
by Highend
It seems that the latest version breaks the search over more than one line...

File Filter: *.html
Start Location: D:\Users\Highend\Dokumente\Webauftritt

Standard -> Find -> Edit Find text

            </li>
            </li>

I hope these two lines with a lot of tabstops before and </li> at the end (+ a linebreak after the first </li>) are displayed correctly in this thread.

If I click on Find the search does not find any file that contains these two lines. But I have several files with them in that directory...

I left out a few beta versions but former ones had no problems to find text with several lines / linebreaks.

Can you have a look at it asap please?

Tia,
Highend

Posted: Mon Apr 26, 2010 5:01 am
by MoodyGuy
Just d/l'd and am looking at / trying Beta release 2.03765.24060 (04/23), and notice in the Options Button - History Tab, there are two duplicate buttons for "Clear Reg Ex".
Maybe replace one of these with a "Clear All"?

Also in the there seems to be an isse with text sizing.
On the main screen on the STANDARD tab the Find and Replace is being cut off by the dialog boxes for text.
On REGULAR EXPRESSION tab, Red Ex and Replace have the same issue.
On the FUZZY SEARCH tab, the FIND WORD: / ALGORITHM: / and TOLLERANCE: text is overwritting into the respective dialog boxes.

Posted: Mon Apr 26, 2010 9:09 am
by DV
Highend -
The reason for this is that I changed the Textbox type in the zoom window (to allow colour highlighting), and now it returns LF rather than CR/LF for the line endings - so it won't find phrases across standard windows line endings anymore.
I need to correct this and add in a line endings type option!


Posted: Mon Apr 26, 2010 9:12 am
by DV
MoodyGuy -
The second one is actually 'Clear Reg Ex Replace' - but it sounds like your font sizes are bigger and it is getting truncated (as in your second problem).
Not sure why your text sizes are different and getting cut off - different system fonts? - will need to investigate.

Posted: Mon Apr 26, 2010 11:04 am
by Highend
Ok, an option for only LF or CR/LF would be a good change.

Hope to see a new beta soon :)

Regards,
Highend

Posted: Wed Apr 28, 2010 9:35 am
by Rumbo
Hi,

two things with the latest beta:

1) I just found that TC2 always kills my special characters (German Umlauts) in my files. That's not about searching and replacing, it's just what TC2 writes.

Example: Take a file with "��� test ���" in it, search for "test" and replace with "test".
With TC1 the file keeps unchanged, TC2 distorts all the umlauts.

The umlauts are also lost when importing the RegExt-Tester's RegEx.txt from the previous version.

2) What exactly are the options
regex-Culture Invariant and regex-ECMA-compatible for?

Posted: Wed Apr 28, 2010 4:35 pm
by DV
1) Thanks, you've found a genuine problem. It seems that it is missing out 'extended' characters when they are in plaintext files. If the files were UTF8 encoded it would work file. It would also work fine if the 'Binary mode' option is switched on (as in TC1 - though then it wouldn't be able to read any Unicode files).
Looks like i'm back to the problem of detecting plain ascii files again!

2) Culture Invariant:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library ... #Invariant

ECMA Compatible
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library ... ECMAScript

Enabling This option may help if you can't get expressions from TC1 to work (TextCrawler 1.x used a ECMAscript compatible RegEx engine)

Posted: Mon May 03, 2010 9:05 pm
by Highend
Any news about a new beta, that fixes the CR/LF problem?

Could you otherwise post me a link for an older beta v2 (where the color highlighting wasn't implemented)?

Regards,
Highend

Posted: Tue May 04, 2010 9:10 am
by DV
The line-end issue has been addressed and I was hoping to get an update posted, but Rumbo's issue threw me. I'll try and get something up today!