The Search and Replace boxes now immediately use the new palette if the file type of the active file has a light or dark companion palette. Doing so also switches your file types between light and dark color palettes if you selected palettes that have a light or dark companion palette. You can use the View|Dark Theme menu item to toggle between EditPad’s light and dark themes. This makes the problem with the regex more obvious. EditPad now pops up an error message for these execution errors too instead of treating them as failed match attempts. But a regex that is syntactically valid may still trigger an error while the regex engine tries to execute it due to infinite recursion, catastrophic backtracking, or an excessive number of group repetitions. If you try to search with it anyway then you get a popup message explaining the error. If you enter a regular expression with a syntax error into the Search box then EditPad highlights the invalid part of the regex in red.
This bug did not affect the Replace All command. The Search|Replace Current and the Search|Replace & Find Next commands substituted backreferences in the replacement text with nothing instead of substituting them with the capturing group matches of the most recent regular expression match. This release fixes one bug that we introduced in EditPad Lite 8.2.3 last week. But this did not work reliably and could be very slow on large files with many regex matches. In the past the Find Last command would search through the entire file for all regex matches and stop at the last one. The Search|Find Last command now pops up a message saying regular expressions cannot search backwards similar to the Search|Find Previous command. When a regex matched 9, for example, replacing with with \U0 resulted in 9 instead of 9. Previously they would jumble the replacement string when the matched text already had the correct case or if it didn’t have any case. These now work correctly regardless of whether any case conversion actually occurs. When searching and replacing using a regular expression, you can use \U0, \L1, \I2, or \F3 to insert the whole regex match or the match of a capturing group converted to uppercase, lowercase, initial caps, or first cap. This now works correctly when using a complex script text layout. This effectively makes Ctrl+Wheel zoom the text in or out. In the Editor Preferences you can enable an option to make rotating the mouse wheel while holding down the Ctrl key on the keyboard change the font size. This release fixes a few bugs that affect previous 8.x.x releases.
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