Bugs

[jonathangkoehn]

This error has now been fixed. It was due to a new update checker. It was "suppose" to test for internet but I didn't test right.
Now it should just ignore it if there is no internet. However, I recommend that there is internet available to TtW on startup so that it notifies you if a new version is available.

[UBC4ME]

Jonathan,

The "update available" worked perfectly for me. A great addition!

[mathetes]

TtW 2.4.9
Win7

• Start a new instance of TotheWord

• Select Bible Editor mode

• Do NOT enter any data into the editor (very important!)

• Enable Word Wrap

• Click inside the blank Bible editor window

A message will now pop up saying that there was a "Range check error."

[jonathangkoehn]

TtW 2.4.9
Win7

• Start a new instance of TotheWord

• Select Bible Editor mode

• Do NOT enter any data into the editor (very important!)

• Enable Word Wrap

• Click inside the blank Bible editor window

A message will now pop up saying that there was a "Range check error."

This should be fixed in 2.5.0 see changelog. (Please note we use an external editor for this area and I have made a temporary fix. I am waiting on the original author of this component to fix it.)

[mathetes]

Ver. 3.02

*Open the Bible editor
*Go to the new Bible RR Project tab
*Click on Import Bible with regex rules
*Select Cancel on the file dialog box

An address violation error occurs and causes a perpetual spinning cursor.

[mathetes]

ver. 3.0.2

*In day Bible editor, enter a few lines of data.
*Create a malformed regex rule, such as "[.}".
*Click on Replace All.

An regex error message will now appear as it tries to process each line. There seems to be no way to break the search process. Each time you press the OK button in the message window it goes to the next line and gives the same message. And since a Bible module will typically have thousands of lines, the only way I find to immediately stop it is to terminate TtW through the process manager.

[jonathangkoehn]

Unfortunately there is no good way to check for a bad regex. And this is deep deep in the code, perhaps in the future I will be able to find a way to jump back out. For now I recommend testing on one line to make sure it works right. Not the best solution but should work.

[mathetes]

v3.04 Bible editor in Linux Wine

There is a minor display bug when using the Bible editor in Linux. The line numbers get cut off after the third digit. In checking out how Text Editor Pro uses this control, I've discovered that there are two solutions that work in Text Editor Pro: 1. Disabling the left border from auto sizing (as auto sizing does not seem to be working correctly under Wine) and then manually selecting a width size; 2. Disabling the bookmark panel.

[mathetes]

I'm probably missing something obvious, but if the Edit Tabs panel is undocked and the new window is closed, how do I get it back?

[jonathangkoehn]

Right click in the area where edit tab is normally at there should be a dock option. Or edit the config.ini file and set in [edit_tabs] item undocked=1 to undocked=0

[mathetes]

Right click in the area where edit tab is normally at there should be a dock option. Or edit the config.ini file and set in [edit_tabs] item undocked=1 to undocked=0

After the Edit Tab's panel is undocked and then closed, I don't find anywhere I can right-click that brings up a popup with a dock option. And having to close the program and edit the config.ini file is an inconvenient way to get the panel back after trying to get some extra space on a smaller monitor.

[jonathangkoehn]

I was incorrect on the location, simply on the New Floating window, in the tool bar area right click and you will see "Dock"

This is the same area that is used for undocking.

[jonathangkoehn]

I was incorrect on the location, simply on the New Floating window, in the tool bar area right click and you will see "Dock"

This is the same area that is used for undocking.

[mathetes]

I was incorrect on the location, simply on the New Floating window, in the tool bar area right click and you will see "Dock"

This is the same area that is used for undocking.

Please notice the phrase "and then closed." If the floating window is closed (e.g. with alt-F4, to get it out of the way), then there is no floating window to right-click on.

[jonathangkoehn]

To make the window stay open or reopen again. Is really not worth the time to adjust at this point.