Make UDL line comment start position definition be more accurate.
Add new options for UDL number definition.
Fix applying wrong UDL bug while several UDL exist.
Fix UDL incorrect folding while Unix EOL is used.
Fix UDL stream comment hanging problem.
Fix UDL multi-part keywords recongnition problem while "Ignore case" is checked.
Fix a UDL number recongnition problem.
Fix crashing on XP problem in UDL.
Fix the bug that double clicking on tab with 2 views doesn't open new file.
Fix the bug that file cannot be opened via Explorer context menu when Notepad++ is run as administrator.
Fix the problem that calltip becomes garbage after switching document.
Fix the bug that empty document cannot be saved when using special encoding.
Fix the issue of document focus after canceling exit on an unsaved file.
Fix tab display bug when buffer's filename is changed or buffer is closed.
Fix the problem of wrong starting window position on the second monitor.
Remove the redundant message under win7/vista/xp while move file into recycle bin.
Selected Test Results (selected in 'Test Results' table below)
What works
There doesn't seem to be a change of state in usability of npp++ from 6.2.3 to 6.3 on wine.
What does not
I attempted to upgrade from 6.2.3. The download stalled at 14% on my
first attempt. I completed the download on the second attempt. I
accepted the prompt to close npp++ so as to upgrade, but no upgrade was
performed; the terminal showed no work.
I did not make my own language formatting (U.D.L.) to test 6.3's new features.
Incredibly, even the Multiline find and replace for the ToolBucket plugin which claims .NET 2.0 required works perfectly.
Avoiding Crash While Editing a Document Which Is Altered by Another Program
Notepad++ crashes under all, but this particular situation when a document is open in npp+ (Notepad++). To test this use gedit to alter a .txt when npp+ has the same .txt open as well.
To avoid this crash, configure the following;
1. Make the check box "Enable" checked in "File Status Auto-detection" (the box of options) within "MISC." (the tab) within "Preferences" from "Settings" (the menu's option).
i.e. have "Settings" -> "Preferences" -> "File Status Auto-detection" -> "MISC." -> "Enable" checked
Recovering from a Lost Menubar
If you activate a toggled menubar (Settings->Preferences->Menu Bar->check box "Hide (use Alt or F-10 key to toggle"), then close the Preferences window, you will not have a menubar. There are two known options to regain the menubar. (Bug 21918)
Option 1 - disallow the window manager to decorate the windows
$ winecfg
Graphics->Window Settings->uncheck box "Allow the window manager to decorate the windows"
Option 2 - have Wine emulate a virtual desktop
$ winecfg
Graphics->Window Settings->check box "Emulate a virtual desktop"
Notice
Both options are configurations to Wine which can be found in "Wine
configuration", which does not need to be started from the command-line;
that is just the method that I've chosen.