FIXED: Problem in Win11

[Bookbuff]

I just bought a new computer with Win11 Pro. I loaded the latest version of TextEd and copied over the configuration from my old computer. All my data shows up, but the program reacts differently. I have a regex for several searches separated by | ("<[^<>]+>|[A-Z]+|\[[^\[\]]+[\[\]]|{[^{}]+[{}]|\([^\(\)]+[\(\)]|“[^“”]+[“”]", but instead of searching sequentially as in the past, it now finds the first occurrence and then only repeats that particular occurrence. For example, If it finds a capital C, the next find only searches for a capital C ignoring the rest of the search expression. I've used the multiple search expression for several years with win10 and cannot identify why it's not working now.

[Bookbuff]

I found part of the problem. Somehow the option "Use selected text with find next/previous" got toggled on. But one problem remains.

On searching next, the character following the last find appears to be ignored. If I'm searching for tags "<[^<>]+>" and I have multiple tags in a row (ex. <p><span class="width5em"><i>) the search finds the first tag, and then the third tag, but skips the second tag. I can't find any configuration option that would cause this pattern. This behavior did not occur before moving to Win11.

[Rickard Johansson]

Should work in v16.54. Thanks!

[Bookbuff]

One problem. Your fix seems to work well except if the cursor is at the end of one line searching for multiple vertical or horizontal spaces "[\s\R]{2,}+". It still skips the initial \R. If I back the cursor up one space, the search works fine. Thank you for your hard work. Hope you have a Wonderful New Year.

[Rickard Johansson]

Fixed in next release (v16.55). Thanks!