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• tclpad 1.3 file released: tpad-1.3-1.pkg.tar.gz

  Changes in 1.3 (1 Sep 2004) - The new option I/O Encodings under the Format menu allows to read and save files using any encoding supported by Tcl - Added multi-lingual support. For now there are only two locales: en and it - Added support for Regular Expression to Find and Replace - Added the Edit/Replace function - Added an interface to the external text formatter fmt(1) (both the BSD and GNU fmt are supported as to configuration), the XML well-formness checker xmlwf(1) and HTML tidy(1). - Added a tip window at startup using fortune(6) and a fortune like string database (optional, see configuration) - Added the Edit/Insert file option to insert a file below the cursor - Added the ascii table. Click on a character to insert it into the text - Added the "open recent" file list (with configurable maximum length and persistence) - Added the "placing" configuration options. With it you can control how all tpad subwindows are placed. - Made the code more reusable (using namespaces and packages); now tpad can be instantiated more than one time from the same Tcl interpreter and the text can be saved into a string variable instead of a file; see the docs for a description of the tpad simple API - Now pasting over a selection always replaces it - Control-f has been remapped to open up the find dialog editor - Now no bindings that applies to the Text widget class gets modified by tpad - Bug fixing: Cut, Copy and Delete from the Edit menu now change their state correctly (between normal and disabled) if the menu is torn off; also fixed a bug that caused some commands not to work when invoked from a torn off menu - Implemented a check for broken configuration

  posted 1483 days ago

• File released: /tclpad/1.3/tpad-1.3-1.pkg.tar.gz

  posted 1483 days ago

• tclpad 1.3 file released: tpad-1.3-2.pkg.tar.gz

  Changes in 1.3 (1 Sep 2004) - The new option I/O Encodings under the Format menu allows to read and save files using any encoding supported by Tcl - Added multi-lingual support. For now there are only two locales: en and it - Added support for Regular Expression to Find and Replace - Added the Edit/Replace function - Added an interface to the external text formatter fmt(1) (both the BSD and GNU fmt are supported as to configuration), the XML well-formness checker xmlwf(1) and HTML tidy(1). - Added a tip window at startup using fortune(6) and a fortune like string database (optional, see configuration) - Added the Edit/Insert file option to insert a file below the cursor - Added the ascii table. Click on a character to insert it into the text - Added the "open recent" file list (with configurable maximum length and persistence) - Added the "placing" configuration options. With it you can control how all tpad subwindows are placed. - Made the code more reusable (using namespaces and packages); now tpad can be instantiated more than one time from the same Tcl interpreter and the text can be saved into a string variable instead of a file; see the docs for a description of the tpad simple API - Now pasting over a selection always replaces it - Control-f has been remapped to open up the find dialog editor - Now no bindings that applies to the Text widget class gets modified by tpad - Bug fixing: Cut, Copy and Delete from the Edit menu now change their state correctly (between normal and disabled) if the menu is torn off; also fixed a bug that caused some commands not to work when invoked from a torn off menu - Implemented a check for broken configuration

  posted 1672 days ago

• File released: /tclpad/1.3/tpad-1.3-2.pkg.tar.gz

  posted 1672 days ago

• Code committed

  abonifa committed patchset 6 of module tpad-all to the tpad - A WinXP enhanced Notepad clone CVS repository, changing 2 files

  posted by abonifa 1896 days ago

• Code committed

  abonifa committed patchset 5 of module tpad-all to the tpad - A WinXP enhanced Notepad clone CVS repository, changing 34 files

  posted by abonifa 1902 days ago

• tclpad 1.3 file released: tpad-1.3.tbz

  Changes in 1.3 (1 Sep 2004) - The new option I/O Encodings under the Format menu allows to read and save files using any encoding supported by Tcl - Added multi-lingual support. For now there are only two locales: en and it - Added support for Regular Expression to Find and Replace - Added the Edit/Replace function - Added an interface to the external text formatter fmt(1) (both the BSD and GNU fmt are supported as to configuration), the XML well-formness checker xmlwf(1) and HTML tidy(1). - Added a tip window at startup using fortune(6) and a fortune like string database (optional, see configuration) - Added the Edit/Insert file option to insert a file below the cursor - Added the ascii table. Click on a character to insert it into the text - Added the "open recent" file list (with configurable maximum length and persistence) - Added the "placing" configuration options. With it you can control how all tpad subwindows are placed. - Made the code more reusable (using namespaces and packages); now tpad can be instantiated more than one time from the same Tcl interpreter and the text can be saved into a string variable instead of a file; see the docs for a description of the tpad simple API - Now pasting over a selection always replaces it - Control-f has been remapped to open up the find dialog editor - Now no bindings that applies to the Text widget class gets modified by tpad - Bug fixing: Cut, Copy and Delete from the Edit menu now change their state correctly (between normal and disabled) if the menu is torn off; also fixed a bug that caused some commands not to work when invoked from a torn off menu - Implemented a check for broken configuration

  posted 1910 days ago

• File released: /tclpad/1.3/tpad-1.3.tbz

  posted 1910 days ago

• File released: /tclpad/1.3/tpad-1.3-1mdk.src.rpm

  posted 1974 days ago

• File released: /tclpad/1.3/tpad-1.3-1mdk.noarch.rpm

  posted 1974 days ago