EditPad Pro 7.1.2 – 31 May 2012

This release brings a large number of minor bug fixes and improvements. The version history has the complete list. These release notes highlight the most important improvements.
EditPad 6 and prior had a large Search panel with multi-line Search and Replace boxes. EditPad 7.0.0 introduced new compact Search toolbar with small Search and Replace drop-down lists. The Toggle Search Panel item in the Search menu allowed you to switch between the two. This menu item has been renamed to Multi-Line Search Panel to make it clearer what this menu item does: open or close the large Search panel with multi-line Search and Replace boxes. The actual function of the menu item is unchanged. What is also unchanged is that if you only ever want to use the large search panel (as in EditPad 6 and before), you can disable the Search toolbar by first using Search|Multi-Line Search Panel to close the large search panel (if it is visible), and then right-click on any toolbar and select Search to hide the Search toolbar. Next time you press Ctrl+F, the large Search panel will appear.

EditPad 7.1.2 no longer loads and saves its toolbar configuration if you have never customized the toolbars. This noticeably reduces the time it takes for EditPad to start and shut down, particularly on slower computers. If you have used a previous EditPad 7.x.x release, or if you have customized the toolbars, then you can use the View|Restore Default Layout command to make EditPad 7.1.2 forget its toolbar customization and benefit from the faster startup and shutdown.

EditPad Pro 7.1.2 includes a significantly improved syntax coloring scheme and a brand new file navigation scheme for Tcl. The default list of file types in a clean install of EditPad Pro 7.1.2 also includes a file type for Tcl. If you're upgrading from a previous 7.x.x release, the upgrade will not change your list of file types, but will install the new syntax coloring and file navigation schemes. So you can add a new file type for Tcl by yourself via Options|Configure File Types and select the new schemes for it.

The Set Bookmark N items in the Mark menu now change their captions to more accurately reflect what will happen. The actual behavior is unchanged from previous versions. The caption will be changed to Remove Bookmark N if the bookmark already exists on the line the cursor is on, as setting a bookmark on the same line removes it. The caption will be changed to Move Bookmark N if the bookmark already exists on another line. The Set Bookmark N caption is still used if the bookmark has not yet been placed anywhere.

The huge files threshold in Options|Preferences|Open Files now has an upper limit of 10% of the amount of RAM on your PC rather than a fixed 200 MB limit when running the 64-bit version of EditPad Pro on a PC with more than 2 GB of RAM. This allows larger files to be read into memory entirely rather than being swapped out to disk. The huge files threshold also affects other things, such as whether EditPad Pro will use the "fast" syntax coloring scheme you selected in Options|Preferences|Configure File Types. Take your computer's speed as well as the amount of available RAM into account when setting the huge files threshold. 50 MB is a good trade-off on modern PCs.

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