Topic: FindFile bug (1 of 3), Read 16 times Conf: VEDIT Macro Library From: Howard Goldstein Date: Tuesday, June 07, 2011 02:48 PM The version of the FindFile macro included with VEDIT 6.20.1 fails under the following conditions: o "Open file directly on single match" is checked o Only one match is found o The name of the directory where the file is found contains spaces. For example, if the match were found in "c:\Progrm Files\vedit" the error message would be something like, "Directory not found: Files\vedit". The part of the directory name before the space is lost which is of course what causes the error. Also, in a somewhat related issue, I don't see anything in the help system about this macro. I think that "Find and Open" should at least be mentioned in the help entry for the File | Open(More...) menu. -- Howard

Topic: FindFile bug (2 of 3), Read 13 times, 1 File Attachment Conf: VEDIT Macro Library From: Pauli Lindgren Date: Wednesday, June 08, 2011 07:17 AM On 6/7/2011 2:48:57 PM, Howard Goldstein wrote: >The version of the FindFile >macro included with VEDIT >6.20.1 fails under the >following conditions: I fixed that. Double quotes were needed around filename. The enclosed FindFile v1.3 contains some other fixes, too: - Check that directory exists. Previously, if user entered a non-existing directory, it caused an endless loop and you had to use Task Manager to kill Vedit. - If there are no files open and no stored directory found, Current Directory is used as default in the dialog. Ted, may I suggest that you add a hotkey for FindFile in the default keyboard configuration. Ctrl-Shift-F would be a good choice. -- Pauli

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Topic: Re: FindFile bug (3 of 3), Read 12 times Conf: VEDIT Macro Library From: Ted Green Date: Wednesday, June 08, 2011 09:35 AM ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Pauli Lindgren" ( pauli0212@... ) On 6/7/2011 2:48:57 PM, > Howard Goldstein wrote: > >The version of the FindFile > >macro included with VEDIT > >6.20.1 fails under the > >following conditions: > > I fixed that. Double quotes were needed around filename. > > The enclosed FindFile v1.3 contains some other fixes, too: > > - Check that directory exists. Previously, if user entered a > non-existing directory, it caused an endless loop and you had to use > Task Manager to kill Vedit. > > - If there are no files open and no stored directory found, Current > Directory is used as default in the dialog. > > Ted, may I suggest that you add a hotkey for FindFile in the default > keyboard configuration. > Ctrl-Shift-F would be a good choice. Pauli: Thank you for the fix. Yes, I will add that hot-key. I will also make an entry into the help system for this new function. Ted.