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Use this macro:
document.HighlightTag = true;
when you want to activate the highlight after you reopen the Find in Files result.
What did you select on the Extra Keyboard Shortcut dropdown list in the History tab of the Customize dialog box? It doesn’t go to 11, 12, 13,… because a digit or letter merely represents shortcut key to access each item. There have been many questions about how these shortcuts are represented, so now there are three options:
– No shortcut
– All zeros
– Add alphabetsDid you want more choices? :-)
Some eac files are included in the plug-in package, and they should be self-explanatory.
This is an example:
#T=for
for ( !^; ^; )
{
}! specifies where the new cursor position is.
^ is an escape character.
# is a comment or #T is the keyword that trigers auto complete.I am sincerely sorry that was missed. And it will be missed in the release version of 6.00.4 because it is already fixed. I will make sure it will be included in the next minor version (that is after 6.00.4). Thank you for reminding me.
Try this:
document.selection.Text = "<b>" + document.selection.Text + "</b>";
You can save this one line macro as something like “bold.jsee”. Then while this file is still active, click “Select This” on the Macros menu. When you open an HTML file, select text and click “Run Macro” on the toolbar or press F4. If you have multiple macros, you can assign keyboard shortcut from Keyboard Map on the Help menu.
I reproduced this issue. It works fine when “No Wrap” is selected for “Wrap by” (you can select on the toolbar, or on the General tab of the Properties for Current Configuration). However, I am not the author of these plug-ins, and so I cannot fix them.
You can probably do the same thing by writing a macro, and you can assign the macro to any keyboard shortcut.
1) and 4) Please see the complete explanation of the regular expressions at:
http://www.emeditor.com/help/howto/search/search_regexp_syntax.htm
http://www.emeditor.com/help/faq/search/search_reg_exp_ex.htm
If you still have questions, you can post your questions at Regular Expressions forum if it is related to regular expression search.
2) You can replace “. ” with “, “.
3) eeFindReplaceOnlyWord – That is correct.
You can change these colors frm the Display tab of the Configuration Properties although some item names are different. Please play around with the Properties, and you can figure these out.
Select Customize on the Tools menu, select Shortcut tab, and click More Shortcuts. In the Customize More Shortcuts dialog, click Add a shortcut to the Context Menu on Explorer. I realize there was an issue with the installer, and it will be fixed on the next minor version. Thanks!
There is no automatic way to do this, but you can do that manually after writing a paragraph. After selecting text, you can click right mouse button, select Convert Selection, and then Split Lines.
Replace All shows the number of matched strings in the status bar, but Find does not show that information. The reason for this is that EmEditor does not need to search the whole document when it can find one occurrence.
To work around this, you can Replace All a string with a dummy string, and then undo immediately to find the number of strings. Alternatively, you can write a macro to do this.
I don’t believe it is EmEditor’s issue. Please let me know which hex editor you use, and exactly what you get in the hex editor. Please send me the samples and other detailed information at [email protected]
I am not sure how I can reproduce the issue. Can you please send me a screeen capture to [email protected] ? I would appreciate that. Thanks!
There are no 64-bit plug-ins for these. However, Delete Spaces at End of Lines command is similar to the Trim Right command. You can customize your keyboard or menus so this command can be handy. In future versions, you will be able to write a macro and assign a macro to a Toolbar button.
There is no command for that in EmEditor core.
In replace dialog box, check “Use Regular Expressions”, and replace
^ +
with empty string.I am still working on it, but you didn’t send me a sample of the text as an attachment but only a screenshot. Would you please send me a sample in Word document and in text file? Also, what font do you use to display the text?
1) – It would be nice if all the search results would group together under a single button at the beginning of the “Windows” toolbar. A drop down menu would allow me to select a specific search result.
This is not currently possible within EmEditor Core, but it might be possible if one writes a plug-in.
– Provide a command to close all open search results.
You can use Close All command http://www.emeditor.com/help/cmd/file/exit_all.htm or Close All without Save http://www.emeditor.com/help/cmd/file/quit_all.htm.
– When I specify a folder (and subfolders) to search, make the specification sticky – keep using it. I like to set the application folder as the search folder and then leave it there. I don’t like the way in which the current folder keeps getting selected – my app is much larger than that.
You can uncheck “Use Current Folder as Default for Find in Files”.
2) Select “Keyboard Map” on the Help menu, and you can customize the keyboard.
3) You can double-click the edge of the toolbar to add the “Marks” button.
4) Unfortunately, you cannot split. It might be something to consider in future.
5) Make sure “Strip Path for Files in Current Folder” is checked on the File tab of the Customize dialog box. I know this does NOT solve relative paths as ..base. This might be something to consider in future.
Thanks!
