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Yutaka, could you please provide a link to the source code, which you mentioned in your post? Thank you

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Yes, please add, it will be very useful!

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In the drop-down menu, how can I see line contents instead of line numbers?

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could you help to write such macro?

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ok, how can I check whether I’m in the Vertical Mode using a Java Script?

Is it possible to change a carret or mouse pointer when I’m in the Vertical Mode?

How can I exit the Vertical Mode using Java scripting?

Thank you

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ok, but could you implement the feature in the future? does it make a sense for you?

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okay, thank you, but I don’t have ROOT/ADMIN rights to change these files …

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“Check your Samba settings for the share you’re using and set the create mask option to 0644 (or whatever you like)” – how can I do so?

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BTW, I tried to disable the ‘BackUp’ option in the ‘Configuration Properties’ – it doesn’t help.

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Okay, as for the Unix/Linux files, they have the readable/writable/executable attributes. Files or example, when I do a listing of the files, I can see these attribute:
So, when I map a linux drive to windows and use EmEditor to edit the files, after I save the files they become ‘executable’ (see the examples below):

BEFORE ‘SAVE’ command in EmEditor:
\%> ls -al
-rw-r–r– file1.txt
-rw-r–r– file2.txt
where ‘r’ is for ‘readable’
where ‘w’ is for ‘writable’

AFTER ‘SAVE’ command in EmEditor:
\%> ls -al
-rwxr–r– file1.txt
-rwxr–r– file2.txt
where ‘x’ is for ‘executable’

So, I’d like the EmEditor WILL NOT CHANGE ATTRIBUTES of the files.

Hopefully you caught my point…

Thank you

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Thank you for the explanation, very comprehensive!

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As for the EmEditor performances, are they the same in the regular and portable versions?
What are the cons & pros for the portable version?
Thank you

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Thanks!

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Actually I’m not familiar with the macros… Are the macros implemented using java scripting? So, after a macro recording, can I open it and see a java code? Really?

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Thanks! But can I do it using the java scripting?

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It works, thanks!

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Where is it possible to download earlier versions of EmEditor?

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Thanks!

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Is it possible to run EmEditor under Wine@Linux? How?

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Is there a way to re-define its default location?

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Yes, please consider specially in Project plug-in (ability to define that all the files from a certain project will be open in read-only mode by default).

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Yes, please consider, it might be very useful. Currently the EmEditor doesn’t fully support the multi-instance feature (e.g. due to this plug-in restriction).
Please also add a full support to multi-instance feature.
Thank you

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Okay so how can I start the VI mode?
How do I switch between the command and edit modes?
How do I switch between the regular editing EmEditor mode and VI mode?
Does the plugin support all the VI commands? What’s about gVIM commands?
Thank you!

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Hi,
Thank you for your reply.
Where should I put the DLL? Should it be placed in the installation directory?
How should I use the VI mode? Could you please provide some Guide Lines for the VI plug-in?
Thank you

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Okay, if you can implement the 10 or more cursor position history of the cursor, you would not need an automatic generating of the bookmarks.
An automatic generating of the bookmarks is very similar to the page number of the code. The code is virtually divided to the pages (a code portion, which is fitted to the actual size of the main window). This allow jumping not just to the line number, but to the page number as well (might be useful in large files). When the Main Window is re-sized, then the so-called page-bookmarks are re-generated. I don’t know how it’s difficult to implement such feature …
But, as for the cursor history 10 positions backward and forward, would you like to implement this feature. It could be very useful for the code navigation.
Thank you!

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