EmEditor (text editor)

Wish List

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Yutaka	Posted on: 1/7/2008 3:18 pm
Webmaster Joined: 9/28/2006 From: Redmond Posts: 2398	Re: Wish List Quote: letmein7 wrote: "Automatically clear search and file history on exit" option on emeditor 7 pro.? thank you. For search history, you can use the following macro, and assign this to run at the event of "Group Window Closed". Unfortunately, file history cannot be cleared unless you check "Do no share process between documents" in the Advanced tab of Customize dialog box. If this is the case, you can uncomment the four lines in the code so all the file list will be also erased. WshShell = new ActiveXObject( "WScript.Shell" ); //try { WshShell.RegDelete( "HKCU\\Software\\EmSoft\\EmEditor v3\\Recent File List\\" ); } catch( e ){} //try { WshShell.RegDelete( "HKCU\\Software\\EmSoft\\EmEditor v3\\Recent Folder List\\" ); } catch( e ){} //try { WshShell.RegDelete( "HKCU\\Software\\EmSoft\\EmEditor v3\\Recent Font List\\" ); } catch( e ){} //try { WshShell.RegDelete( "HKCU\\Software\\EmSoft\\EmEditor v3\\Recent Insert List\\" ); } catch( e ){} try { WshShell.RegDelete( "HKCU\\Software\\EmSoft\\EmEditor v3\\Common\\Find" ); } catch( e ){} try { WshShell.RegDelete( "HKCU\\Software\\EmSoft\\EmEditor v3\\Common\\FindFlag" ); } catch( e ){} ---------------- Yutaka Emura Developer of EmEditor http://www.emeditor.com/

letmein7	Posted on: 1/7/2008 1:20 pm
Just popping in Joined: 12/19/2007 From: Posts: 10	Re: Wish List "Automatically clear search and file history on exit" option on emeditor 7 pro.? thank you.

Yutaka	Posted on: 1/4/2008 6:35 pm
Webmaster Joined: 9/28/2006 From: Redmond Posts: 2398	Re: Wish List Quote: alexq wrote: Thanks for your prog and efforts! the only problem I have is opening multiple files from the command line using wildcards, like in this thread I need to apply macro for multiple .htm files. my command line is: "D:\EmEditor\EmEditor.exe" /mf "C:\COR\cor.jsee" "C:\COR\*.htm" it's very frustrating to get every time "invalid path" reply. command line options don't work:((( p.s. one file is opened well, but I have 5K files to process. Please, make wildcards work I might consider that in future. However, if you have many files to open, I would recommend you to use a macro instead of command line. I believe macros can do very well in your case. ---------------- Yutaka Emura Developer of EmEditor http://www.emeditor.com/

alexq	Posted on: 1/4/2008 3:40 pm
Just popping in Joined: 1/4/2008 From: Posts: 1	Re: Wish List Thanks for your prog and efforts! the only problem I have is opening multiple files from the command line using wildcards, like in this thread I need to apply macro for multiple .htm files. my command line is: "D:\EmEditor\EmEditor.exe" /mf "C:\COR\cor.jsee" "C:\COR\*.htm" it's very frustrating to get every time "invalid path" reply. command line options don't work:((( p.s. one file is opened well, but I have 5K files to process. Please, make wildcards work

letmein7	Posted on: 12/20/2007 10:02 am
Just popping in Joined: 12/19/2007 From: Posts: 10	Re: Wish List I tried your second method but it's not convenience for me because i have to do it again if i re-install your program. I would like to spend my time to save all the settings and restore it if i re-install emeditor. I'm sure there is a way to have 'default directory' option in emeditor. thank you for listenning.Quote: In EmEditor, I have not implemented the default directory option within EmEditor, because Windows has its ability to set the "current directory" for each process. Did you try the second method: ... Alternatively, display the Properties for the EmEditor shortcut that you usually use to run EmEditor, and add /cd in the Target text box. For instance, if the install folder of EmEditor is "C:\Program Files\EmEditor", enter "C:\Program Files\EmEditor\emeditor.exe" /cd. Moreover, fill the Start in text box as a folder you want to open from.

Yutaka	Posted on: 12/20/2007 9:31 am
Webmaster Joined: 9/28/2006 From: Redmond Posts: 2398	Re: Wish List Quote: letmein7 wrote: Thank you for your response. I tried your suggestion but it does not work like way i really want because i don't want it to remember the last folder when it should always remember the 'open default directory'. 'Remember the last folder' is inconvenience because it is always different. In ultraedit32, it has 'open default directory' and 'save default directory' option and what it means is if you open a file from any location in your computer, it always points to your 'open default directory' or 'save default directory'. I hope you understand what i'm saying. It's my suggestion. Thank you. In EmEditor, I have not implemented the default directory option within EmEditor, because Windows has its ability to set the "current directory" for each process. Did you try the second method: ... Alternatively, display the Properties for the EmEditor shortcut that you usually use to run EmEditor, and add /cd in the Target text box. For instance, if the install folder of EmEditor is "C:\Program Files\EmEditor", enter "C:\Program Files\EmEditor\emeditor.exe" /cd. Moreover, fill the Start in text box as a folder you want to open from. ---------------- Yutaka Emura Developer of EmEditor http://www.emeditor.com/

letmein7	Posted on: 12/20/2007 9:22 am
Just popping in Joined: 12/19/2007 From: Posts: 10	Re: Wish List Thank you for your response. I tried your suggestion but it does not work like way i really want because i don't want it to remember the last folder when it should always remember the 'open default directory'. 'Remember the last folder' is inconvenience because it is always different. In ultraedit32, it has 'open default directory' and 'save default directory' option and what it means is if you open a file from any location in your computer, it always points to your 'open default directory' or 'save default directory'. I hope you understand what i'm saying. It's my suggestion. Thank you.

Yutaka	Posted on: 12/19/2007 4:50 pm
Webmaster Joined: 9/28/2006 From: Redmond Posts: 2398	Re: Wish List Quote: letmein7 wrote: I am currently using emeditor pro 7. I have a folder (d:\database) which contains all my codes and documents and I would like emeditor to always open this folder as a default open location instead of 'my documents'. Of course, I also want to see emeditor save my files at this location (d:\database) because it is a place where I keep all my codes and documents. hope to see it implemented. thank you. See http://www.emeditor.com/modules/xoopsfaq/index.php?cat_id=2#q12 ---------------- Yutaka Emura Developer of EmEditor http://www.emeditor.com/

letmein7	Posted on: 12/19/2007 3:31 pm
Just popping in Joined: 12/19/2007 From: Posts: 10	Wish List I am currently using emeditor pro 7. I have a folder (d:\database) which contains all my codes and documents and I would like emeditor to always open this folder as a default open location instead of 'my documents'. Of course, I also want to see emeditor save my files at this location (d:\database) because it is a place where I keep all my codes and documents. hope to see it implemented. thank you.

shaohao	Posted on: 10/25/2007 11:13 pm
Not too shy to talk Joined: 11/12/2006 From: Posts: 21	Re: Wish List (Scroll Edit-View horizontally) I recommend one "Scroll Edit-View Horizontally with Ctrl(Shift)+Mouse Wheel" Users can only scroll the edit-view verically with the mouse wheel. Is it possible for EmEditor to add "Ctrl(or Shift)+Mouse Wheel" function to scroll the edit-view horizontally?

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