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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!
user wrote:
hellocan you tell me please how to:
1) select all lines containing a string
2) select all lines NOT containing a stringthanks
Did you try these macros?
http://www.emeditor.com/modules/mydownloads/singlefile.php?cid=8&lid=170
http://www.emeditor.com/modules/mydownloads/singlefile.php?cid=8&lid=169Version 7 allows you to convert/replace within box selection. You can now replace something within box selection. Please let me know your specific needs if this still does not work for you.
I understand the issue, but it might take a while before I can fix this issue including data structure changes, which might also cause incompatibilities with the existing plug-ins. Please let me think about it if I can fix this before version 7 release. Thanks!
I am not sure if this is related, but I fixed the related issue. Please see if Beta 3 resolves this issue. Thanks!
I cannot reproduce this problem. It looks like Windows system issue. You might want to reboot Windows if the issue still appears.
I didn’t have a time to fix the absolute/relative path issue before beta 2. I will certainly try to fix this issue by the release version. Thanks!
I also downloaded a portable version , select a line by triple-click works there, i think i know how to operate the triple-click
it indeed failed in my direct-updated version:(I guess it was not installed correctly. Please reboot your computer and try again.
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I noticed this bug while I was releasing beta 1, but I didn’t have a time to fix this. I will take a look at this soon.
seems that the Project name can not be changed in Projects Plugin…
hope emeditor to be better and better, it’s my favoriteDid you try “Save Project As” in the context menu?
Is there any chance that a column editing mode will be available? It’s the feature I’m missing most …
The column editing, or “Box Selection” is already there. You can select a box selection by mouse while pressing ALT, or by pressing CTRL + SHIFT + F8 to start selecting in box selection mode.
I updated emeditor in my computer from 6 to 7 directly, i found a issue that : “Triple-clicking now selects a whole line.” does not work, need i do some special configure?
one more issue: seems that “Replace all” only works for use regular exp…
I cannot reproduce your issue with triple-clicking. Where do you triple-click? Please describe more in details.
I will take a look at Replace All command.
Two questions:
1. How i may export settings from installed version to portable?
2. How i may create / organize ìó favorite files?1. Select Import/Export on the Tools menu, and select “Setup a removable drive such as a USB drive and export all settings into INI files.”
2. You might want to use Projects plug-in included in Version 7.
