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Thank you for the improvements in 4.53 editor, especially for the underline in the title of the active editor tab, and for the new find/replace window, which keeps the current selection active during several replace jobs.
Just some points concerning the find/replace window: - if I do "Replace all", it would be very nice if I would get some info about the number of replacements done (in the status line or anywhere else on the screen - could also be in the Find/Replace window). - There is a mixup in the tab-key order in the replace screen of the window (If I am in the edit field "Find" and press tab, I come to the "regular expression" button (which is a VERY helpful button, thank you), but then I should reach the "Replace" edit field - instead the focus goes down to the other checkbox buttons). - If I search expressions, there is no message / bing / gong if reach the end of the file (or if I return to the point where I started my search - at least one of these events should give some clear message to the user). - This new find/replace window also comes up, if I use CTRL-F in the uVision WinHelp (I use WinXP OS). Therefore CTRL-F does not work any more in uVision help (in older versions (as in any "standard" Win Help) it could be used to search for some words in the currently shown help topic text. If I now press CTRL-F in the help, then the new Keil editor find window will pop up (it seems to popup in the Keil editor window - although my Help window is the active one). It then searches in the editor window, not in the help page.
A wish for the ARM Disassembly: Load of 32 bit literals is usually implemented by a LDR command from PC address. It is very nice, that in disassembly code the PC address is shown as comment on right side (e. g. ; @0x08000280). It would be even nicer, if the value to load could also displayed in this comment info: e. g. "; @0x800280: 0x20000000. This would be really very helpful!
A wish for the CTRL-F6 edit tab order: - A wish which I expressed already previously: Please adapt the CTRL-F6 edit window order to the last worked edit windows. (E. g. If I have 5 edit windows a.c, b.c, c.c, d.c, e.c, , and I am currently working in window a.c and then press CTRL-F6 2 times to switch to C.c to work there, then after work in C.c I should need only ONE CTRL-F6 to switch back to A.C. If I continue my work there and press ONE CTRL-F6 again, I should be back in C.C - this is the same behaviour as in Visual C, which is very helpful if you work with many source files).
Please predefine CTRL-Shift-S (Save All)