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If you just update on the same machine, you don’t need to uninstall before install newer version. So you don’t need to export settings.
This is really not a bug. It is a specification. You must choose “FindBar Toolbar” on the context menu on the toolbars. That is because some people would like to customize a shortcut key to set focus to the Drop-down text box in the FindBar. This way, even when the FindBar is visible, a user can still press that shortcut key to set the focus to the text box.
For the first point (key customization), beta 7 will allow you to do complete key customization.
The dictionary file is any text file that contains words and not available anywhere in the library. Most users should not need dictionary files because highlight words should suffice the needs.
That was quick and it looks good! The latest release date should be 6.00.4 / April 10, 2007.
Thanks!I don’t think the MnzkSyncScroll plugin support EmEditor 5 or later… I might implement another way to sync-scroll.
Did you try the latest version of EmEditor 7 beta? If you still see the problem with latest 7 beta, please zip only Smarty.class.php file and attach/email to [email protected]. Thanks!
You must have “Use Regular Expressions” checked.
Also, make sure you select the original resource (English version).
You can customize keyboard shortcuts for individual named macros. Go to Keyboard Map under the Help menu, or go to Properties/Keyboard. You can find your macros under My Macro category.
There are commands for Next/Previous Bookmark for the current document. All you need to do is to reassign F2/Shift-F2 to Next/Previous Bookmark for the Current Document.
I will consider the multiline snippets as plug-in. Thanks!
atnak wrote:
Some enhancement requests for the find/replace dialog:– Multi-line (maybe 3 lines) and slightly bigger width-wise Find and Replace-with text boxes. –Entering multiple lines into the text box is the same as inserting “n” in the text.
– Linked Find and Replace-with combo boxes. –When a previously-used pattern is selected from the Find combo box, the replacement text that was last used with the selected pattern is automatically selected. All replacement texts that have been used with the current search pattern are grouped at the top of the Replace-with combo box–sorted in the order of recently used–and a separator line placed to divide this group from the other replacement texts.
– Linked Find options. Sort of like above except with search options. When a search pattern is selected from the Find combo box, search options (the top four) like “Use Regular Expressions” are automatically restored to how it was.
A few bonus nice-to-haves:
– Resizable Find/Replace dialogs. (Actually, it’s already resizable, but the controls inside don’t move or resize.)– Syntax colouring for escape sequences and regex control characters in the Find/Replace-with text boxes.
Versoin 7 beta already has resizable Find/Replace dialog features, and you can resize so the text boxes become multi-lines.
I might consider the Linked Find options and syntax coloring for escape sequences and regex control characters. Thanks!
The portable version is slower than the normal (registry) version. If you still see the differene, please let me know more details how to reproduce the difference.
Are you using the portable version (using INI files) or the normal installation (using the Registry)?
Do you use regular expressions?
That’s a good idea! The next version (7) will automatically open files from View/Source in IE in Read Only mode if the HTML file is in the Internet Temporary folder.
Please be more specific and write in details about your request. Which shortcuts are you talking about?
Both Ctrl + Alt + N and Ctrl + Alt + x (Not Alt + X) are defined by EmEditor Tray Icon. You can disable both from the Customize Tray Icon dialog box.
TheXman wrote:
I know that it may be a little late in the game but I’ll ask anyway. A while back I posted a suggestion that the ability to open multiple files from the command line AND from the open dialog. It looks as though the ability to open multiple files from through the OPEN dialog has been added to version 7. Unfortunately, doing so from the command line looks like it did not make it. I’m aware that doing this from the command line (without any switches) is a little more difficult in that it may break some of the existing functionality dealing with remembering the last open folder. However, maybe a new switch can be added to open multiple files? That way the existing command line functionality would not be affected. Opening multiple files from the command line would be much more useful (at least for me).Xavier
:-DYou should be able to open multiple files from command line:
emeditor.exe file1 file2 …
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
I think I fixed this bug on beta 4, but please come back to me with more details if you still see any problems on beta 4. Thanks!
