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Hello,
I might think about this in the future, but I believe it is easy to work around. Dictionary files are plain text files. If you look at en_US.dic in the Dictionaries folder of the EmEditor install path, you will see the list of words. You can simply combine two dictionaries to create a new language. You will also need .aff file. I believe you can use the same file for two languages.
Another workaround is you can append either one dictionary to “UserDic.bin” file located in %appdata%\Emurasoft\EmEditor\Spell. “UserDic.bin” is a user dictionary. When you open “UserDic.bin“, you will need to specify UTF-16LE without signature.
Hello,
I couldn’t reproduce the crash.
Please try:
1. Download the latest beta portable version at https://support.emeditor.com/en/downloads
2. Try the same procedure to see if it still crashes.
3. If it didn’t crash, try changing the settings so that you can reproduce the crash. If it crashes again, please let me know what settings you’ve changed.
Alternatively, you can export the current settings from the currently installed EmEditor, select Reset All Settings on the Tools menu, and see if you can still reproduce the issue. Restore your settings gradually to see which settings are related to the crash.
Thank you,
If you don’t like the current behavior, go to Properties for All Configurations (Tools menu), select Keyboard page, select Edit category, select Tab or Increase Line Indent command, select Tab form the Current Keys list, and click Delete button.
This is the correct behavior. When you press TAB when multiple lines are selected, the behavior becomes Indent.
This is due to the Windows design, and I’ve already tried improving this speed, but I won’t be able to optimize it furthermore. Instead, please create a link by dragging and drop a linked file to the batch list, or clicking “Add to Batch” button and then selecting “Add a Linked File“.
See our videos to find how to create a link.
How to search (filter) a large text file for many (millions of) strings
How to replace many (millions of) strings in a large text fileHello,
Is this a question about the Syntax check feature of EmEditor in the JSON configuration? If so, the syntax check is performed by the CSS HTML Validator engine, and I will forward your message to the developer of the engine.“Pin to this (favorite) list” should NOT be influenced by 100-day limit.
The 100-day calculation applies from the date of access.1) The difference in size is due to the difference in the number of files (including bookmark info).
2) Correct.
3) “Easily handle files up to 16 TB” and “file history” are not related at all.
I hope this clarifies your questions.
As for the first screenshot, you can set the “Do not show this message again” check box to disable this message in the future.
As for the second screenshot, I am not sure what the issue is. Can you please create a minimum reproducible test case so that I can test the issue?
You can write a macro like this:
if( document.selection.Find( "<span class=\"bld\">", eeFindAround | eeFindCount ) <= 1 ) { document.selection.Replace( "<span class=\"bld\">A</span>", "", eeReplaceAll ); }1. This is not a bug, but any file encoding detection could fail. I would recommend not using the Detect All option.
2. To open files always as UTF-8, please deselect the Detect All option, and select UTF-8 as Opening Encoding in the File page of configuration properties.
On the new version, 100 days is the maximum value for both Save Cursor Position and Save Bookmarks options. This was to prevent file history from becoming too large.
The bookmark and cursor position info is stored in
%APPDATA%\Emurasoft\EmEditor\Common\FileAttr.bin.If you make automatic backups (using TotalCommander), you should restore the files (or move the files to original drive/location) before opening the files to see bookmarks.
You could select Bookmark Changes on the Macros menu to set bookmarks on changed lines. Then, select the Invert Bookmarks command to set bookmarks on unchanged lines. You can then extract bookmaked lines. This way might not distinguish between changes and added/delete lines, but might help.
To go back to normal, please select the Compare command again, or Reset to Normal Mode on the Macros menu.
I am not exactly sure what your question is. Please write an example, what you expect to match literally, and what EmEditor actually matches.
The macro should be :
document.selection.Replace("$","[\\\\google]",eeReplaceAll | eeFindReplaceRegExp,0);Please download the newest version at https://support.emeditor.com/en/downloads/suggested, and run the downloaded installer.
EmEditor still supports Windows 7 SP1 as of this writing, but Windows 7 needs to be most up-to-date including Service Pack 1. Have you applied all available updates for Windows 7?
I’ve just released v21.5.904, which addressed this issue. Can you please try it and let me know if it works for you? Thanks.
Which version of Windows are you using? Can you try a different computer if possible?
As for the installation folder, please refer to FAQ #21 https://www.emeditor.com/support/#faqI couldn’t reproduce the issue. Can you please export all your settings, reset all settings, and try again?
If you are talking about the status bar, it shows the toolbar button description when you hover the mouse pointer to any button. This was a new feature requested by LTT: https://www.emeditor.com/forums/topic/show-description-in-status-bar-for-a-toolbar-button/
If you still see any random issues, please show a screenshot to explain the issue. Thank you.
If you would like to open the selected path, you can write a macro like this:
editor.OpenFile( document.selection.Text, 0, eeOpenAllowNewWindow );Please see: http://www.emeditor.org/en/macro_editor_editor_openfile.html
