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VBScript is a case-insensitive language, and I made all case-insensitive keywords as lowercase to optimize the code for speed. I could sacrifice the speed to revert to CamelCase. I will fix 2.
The next version will use a semicolon instead of AND as the separator.
As for your second question, it was confusing in old versions of EmEditor when multiple characters were selected. Newer versions clarified the behavior by NOT showing character codes or unicode names if multiple characters are selected.
i1: Plug-in Toolbars include the HTML Toolbar. The next beta will fix the issue where the HTML toolbar always became visible when restoring from a layout.
The next beta will optimize this for speed. It will populate the candidate list as you scroll down when there are many items.
You can iterate through the characters of the string to get the name for each character. The attached script demonstrates how to iterate through characters in ascii strings and Unicode strings.
var string = 'ab'; // For ascii string for (var i = 0; i < string.length; i++) { alert(editor.GetUnicodeName(string.charAt(i))); } // For unicode var tmp = ''; for (var i = 0; i < string.length; i++) { tmp += string.charAt(i); if (!(0xd800 <= string.charCodeAt(i) && string.charCodeAt(i) <= 0xdbff)) { alert(editor.GetUnicodeName(tmp)); tmp = ''; } }v21.1 beta 2 (21.0.902) supports hopefully all those feature requests.
This version supports Get/Write QWord integers.
Since JavaScript numbers don’t support 64-bit integers, you will need to use GetProfileString/WriteProfileString, and these methods can now read/write 64-bit integers as hexadecimal strings.
To write QWord integers, you can write:
nLow = 0x02000183; nHigh = 0x00000004; s64 = "0x" + nHigh.toString(16) + ("00000000" + nLow.toString(16)).slice(-8); editor.WriteProfileString( eeRegCommon, "", "FindFlag", s64, eeRegQWord );To read QWord integers, you can write:
nHigh = 0; nLow = 0; s = editor.GetProfileString( eeRegCommon, "", "FindFlag", "0" ); if( s.length == 18 && s.substr( 0, 2 ) == "0x" ) { nHigh = parseInt( s.substr( 2, 8 ), 16 ); nLow = parseInt( s.substr( 10, 8 ), 16 ); }I hope this works for you.
I will fix this issue on the next version although it might not be exactly your preference. I wanted the default toolbar have no title. You can customize the toolbar titles as you would like.
Can you try turning off this Display a tray icon when Windows Starts option first, restart EmEditor, and then turn on this option again?
Please also check if the EmEditor Tray Icon program is enabled in the Startup page of Task Manager.You might want to set the Display a tray icon when Windows Starts check box in the Shortcut page of the Customize dialog box.
I certainly thought about it, and there are some issues that aren’t easy to explain. I will see what I can do.
v21.0 beta 6 (20.9.906) will include the Layouts feature.
The command line will be:
/layout “Layout name”
For instance,
emeditor.exe /layout “Focus Mode”
emeditor.exe /layout “Full Screen”The Layout name can be customized in the Layouts page of the Customize dialog box.
I remember you have emailed me this issue, and I replied to you, but you didn’t respond to my email. I have fixed it again, so you can check the next version.
Since you are referring to the popup menu in the Outline Bar, the Outline Guide does not need to be enabled.
I don’t think there are enough sub items to expand in the Outline Bar.
If you believe this is a bug, please write or email me a small sample file, your outline settings, and a screenshot to explain the issue.
Hello,
Can you please clarify which command you are referring to? Are Outline Guide and Outline Bar enabled?
