This language pack allows the user interface language to display in Bulgarian. To switch the language, select Customize on the Tools menu of EmEditor, and then select the Language tab. Before installing the language pack, EmEditor Professional Version 11 must have been installed.
The last version of Bulgarian translation for EmEditor v11,can be found on http://troyanovo.comyr.com/downloads.php?download_id=30

To install, please copy the complete set of files to the C:\Program Files\EmEditor folder without changing the file/folder structure.


Translated by Jekov J.K.
v11: January 28, 2012

Using MFC is more more easy your code than SDK when use GUI control,
so I provide the Hello World with MFC plugin sample code.
You may freely use this sample to start developing EmEditor plug-ins.
Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 (or later) is required to build this sample.

NOTE: please public your dll file with release version !
(the file size of debug version dll is huge !!)

Submitted by hihihlo.

This is "Hello World!!" sample source code using ETL (EmEditor Template Library). It has only a minimal function, and a good start to develop a new plug-in. You may freely use this sample to start developing EmEditor plug-ins. Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 is required to build this sample.

EmEditor Professional Manual (PDF).
by Emurasoft, Inc.

June 2, 2008 Version 7 released.
September 11, 2008 Updated.
November 19, 2008 Version 8 released.
November 25, 2009 Version 9 released.
June 30, 2010 Version 10 released.
November 4, 2011 Version 11 released.

Here are actual source code files for the following five plug-ins (version 11):

- HTMLBar
- OpenDocuments
- OutlineText
- Search
- WordCount

Please use them as a template to start developing EmEditor plugins.

Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 is required to build these files.

This archive includes only the difference from the previous file.

Version 11: August 22, 2011

This archive includes all of the English resource files necessary to translate EmEditor Professional into a different language (except the Help, which does not need to be translated).

Emurasoft is looking for translators to translate EmEditor Professional into different languages.

If your first language is one of these languages, and you are a good translator, please contact us at tech@emurasoft.com. If we do not already have a translator for the language you are interested in, we will request that you send us a translated copy of the following files in another email. If we choose to use your translation, you will receive a free license of EmEditor Professional and your name will be credited in the new installer of your language.

Notes: The diff file is available as a separate download. The diff file contains only the difference from the previous version (v10).

The archive also contains a few web pages for translation.

Version 11: August 22, 2011

This language pack allows the user interface language to display in Bulgarian. To switch the language, select Customize on the Tools menu of EmEditor, and then select the Language tab. Before installing the language pack, EmEditor Professional Version 10 must have been installed.

To install, please copy the complete set of files to the C:\Program Files\EmEditor folder without changing the file/folder structure.


Translated by Jekov J.K.
v10: March 29, 2011
Updated: June 21, 2011

AutoHotKey Script syntax file

Zen Coding for EmEditor Professional
v0.7
May 2, 2011
based on Zen Coding for textarea v0.7
http://code.google.com/p/zen-coding/

Code license:
GNU General Public License v3
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html

Ported for EmEditor by Yutaka Emura (Emurasoft, Inc.)
http://www.emeditor.com/


It is very easy to use Zen Coding in EmEditor since EmEditor supports Javascript. In order for EmEditor to support Zen Macros, one only needs to edit the interface portion of Zen Coding, but the core part will need few or no changes.

There are two ways to use Zen Coding for EmEditor Professional. The first method is to utilize the Snippets plug-in. This is the easiest method because it will automatically assign keyboard shortcuts for all the commands, and it allows you to bypass a popup menu.

To install Zen Coding for the Snippets plug-in
==============================================

1. Copy "zen_emeditor.jsee" to the My Macros folder. The My Macros folder usually exists under the My Documents folder. However, if you have never used macros before, this folder may not exist already. In that case, you can create My Macros folder under the My Documents folder, and then copy the macro into this folder.

2. If the Snippets custom bar is not visible, Select Snippets on the Tools > Plug-ins (or click the Snippets button on the Plug-ins Toolbar).

3. Right click on the Snippets custom bar to display a menu.

4. Select Import/Export > Import to Root...

5. Select "zen-coding-en.eesnip".

6. If you wish to use Zen Coding while the Snippets custom bar is hidden, you can right-click on the Snippets button on the Plug-ins Toolbar (or in the Snippets Custom Bar, select View > Plug-in Properties), and click "Run Background".

In the Snippets Custom Bar, you will see a new folder named "Zen Coding", and in this folder you will see 17 new macro items. All of these macros are assigned with shortcut keys:

- Balance Tag (Ctrl+Shift+D)
- Decrement number by 0.1 (Ctrl+Shift+Num -)
- Decrement number by 1 (Ctrl+Num -)
- Decrement number by 10 (Shift+Num -)
- Evaluate Math Expression (Ctrl+=)
- Expand Abbreviation (F12)
- Go to Matching Pair (Ctrl+[)
- Increment number by 0.1 (Ctrl+Shift+Num +)
- Increment number by 1 (Ctrl+Num +)
- Increment number by 10 (Shift+Num +)
- Merge Lines (Ctrl+Shift+M)
- Next Edit Point (Ctrl+\)
- Previous Edit Point (Ctrl+Shift+\)
- Remove Tag (Ctrl+Shift+')
- Split/Joint Tag (Ctrl+;)
- Toggle Comment (Alt+/)
- Wrap with Abbreviation (Ctrl+Shift+A)

The shortcut keys described above are for U.S. keyboards. International keyboards may have different key layouts and thus short cuts may be different. You can customize shortcut keys from each snippet properties.


To install Zen Coding as a direct macro
=======================================

1. Copy both "zen_emeditor.jsee" and "zen_popup_menu.jsee" to the My Macros folder (usually My Documents\My Macros).

2. On the Macros menu, click on "Select...", and select "zen_popup_menu.jsee".

3. If you wish to assign a keyboard shortcut to run this macro, select "Properties for All Configuration" on the Tools menu. Click the Keyboard tab. Select "My Macros" on the Category drop-down list, and select "zen_popup_menu.jsee". In the "Press New Shortcut Key" text box, press your favorite keyboard shortcut, and click the Assign button.


To use Zen Coding
=================

The most frequent action you would use is "Expand Abbreviation".

For instance, if you type "div#name", and press F12 (if you install as the Snippets), or run the "zen_popup_menu.jsee" macro and select "Expand Abbreviation", this abbreviation will expand to:

<div id="name"></div>

For more information about Zen Coding syntax and more useful actions, please refer to:

Zen Coding:
http://code.google.com/p/zen-coding/

Zen Coding syntax:
http://code.google.com/p/zen-coding/wiki/ZenHTMLSelectorsEn

HTML Elements:
http://code.google.com/p/zen-coding/wiki/ZenHTMLElementsEn

CSS Properties:
http://code.google.com/p/zen-coding/wiki/ZenCSSPropertiesEn

Zen Coding cheatsheets:
http://code.google.com/p/zen-coding/wiki/CheatSheets


Special thanks to Sergey Chikuyonok and Zen Coding developers!

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May 13, 2010 First release
May 17, 2010 Snippet file (zen-coding.eesnip) modified to work with all configurations.
May 18, 2010 Added Japanese-localized Snppet file.
May 2, 2011 Support for Zen Coding v0.7. New commands include "Evaluate Math Expression", "Decrement number by 0.1/1/10", and "Increment number by 0.1/1/10". For details, please see release notes at https://github.com/sergeche/zen-coding/wiki/Release-Notes