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There is a button already in the toolbar. The button is the same as the Properties button, but if you hover to the button, it shows as the Keyboard Properties as a tooltip.
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It is possible to keep 10 or more cursor position history unless the document is edited. What do you mean by generating bookmarks automatically.
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If the tab is enabled, you can hover the mouse on the tab to show the full path as tooltip.
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I couldn’t add many different flags for each bookmark in order to save memory, but I will think about adding a feature to show the bookmark list, where you can select a particular bookmark to jump to.
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1. You can clear all the history, but you can’t clear only those files that don’t exist. I might think about adding a new command for this in the future.
2. You can uncheck “Strip Path for Files in Current Folder” in the History tab of Customize dialog box, but the path will still become shortened using “…” if the path length is more than a certain character long. If this is what you need, I will make the path name length adjustable.
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The Move to Last Edited Position command (Edit > Advanced) will jump to the last cursor position. The default shortcut key for this command is Ctrl + Shift + Z. I hope this helps.
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You can use the workspace feature, but it can save only one session. I will consider adding the feature to save multiple sessions in future versions.
Alternatively, you can use the Projects plug-in to save multiple projects.
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When you go to the Open dialog box, EmEditor will open from the current folder, and the current folder is the same folder as the currently selected document. If you want to open from a certain folder, there are many ways to do this. You can use the recently used folder list. Or, you can right click on the recetnly used file list menu, and select “Open from this folder”. If a file in that particular folder is already open, you can right-click on that tab, and then select the “Open from this folder”.
I am not sure about Properties for All Configurations issue, but if you can reproduce ths issue, I will try to fix the issue.
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If you add ‘$’ to the “Treat the following characters as alphanumeric” text box in the Edit tab of the Customize dialog box (Tools – Customize), you will be able to double click a variable like “$abc”.
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I am not sure exactly what you would like, but in the Projects plug-in, you can press F12 to jump to the function at the cursor, and then Ctrl + * to go back to the previous position.
In that case, you might want to use the “Find in Files”, click “>” on the right side of the “Files Types” and select “Current File”.
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If you use the head-start version in the beta forum, you can mark all lines that match the search terms, then extract all bookmarked lines.
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The line number is displayed. Here is the screenshot:
http://www.emeditor.com/images/search.jpg
If not displayed, you might need to adjust the vertical boundary to the right. You can also change the position by going to the plug-in properties. To go to Properties, you can right-click on the Search button on the Plug-ins toolbar, and then select Properties. You can also select Plug-ins, Customize Plug-ins on the Tools menu, select Search from the list, and click Properties.
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It should be defined in the HTML file you are trying to open, and you must be already familiar with this. Something like this:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://....">
If not defined, JavaScript is used for … and VBScript is used for .
No, please use the Projects plug-in included in the default install of EmEditor Professional v11.1.5 or later (currently, you can find in the beta forum). You will be able to show the function list of the current file.
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Please explain more details when you post messages.
The Find in Files button is already included:
Please search for “Find in Files” at:
http://www.emeditor.com/help/howto/view/view_toolbarlist.htm
I will think about that in the future if many customers would like, but please be more specific about the feature you need. As I wrote above, if a single space is all you need, you can specify that as the delimiter. To satisfy all the customers, I would say a regular expression for a delimiter would be a good idea.
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If a white space is really a single space ‘ ‘, then you can specify this space as the delimiter character in the File tab of configuration properties. Otherwise, EmEditor doesn’t support such that file.
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You can use a macro like this:
var today = new Date()
document.selection.Text = today.toLocaleTimeString();
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Exactly what did you select in the external tool properties? Please try other option in the Standard Output and Standard Error selections. Thanks!
Did you assign many shortcuts? Are you using the Registry (Installer) or INI files (Portable version)? You might want to go to Properties for All Configuration on the Tools menu, the Keyboard tab of configuration properties, and press Reset button. I hope this helps.
