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Hello user,
You might want to check “Always Enable 1 Page Vertical Scroll” check box in the Scroll tab of configuration properties. This way, the cursor can move around top to bottom wherever you are trying to edit.
I hope this helps. Thanks!
Hello Derek,
Not all operations are recorded automatically. Please see Help for macro methods. Here is an example:
Narrowing on:
editor.ExecuteCommandByID(4457);
http://www.emeditor.com/help/cmd/edit/narrowing_on.htmNarrowing off:
editor.ExecuteCommandByID(4458);
http://www.emeditor.com/help/cmd/edit/narrowing_off.htmSort A to Z:
editor.ExecuteCommandByID(4477);
http://www.emeditor.com/help/cmd/edit/sort_text_a.htmHello pja,
You can add numbering in front of snippet titles, but that’s the only way I can think of. I might consider the sorting option in the future. Thanks for your inputs!
Hello mwcd,
If you right-click on the HTML Bar button on the Plug-ins toolbar, a context menu will appear. At the bottom of this menu, you will see “Properties”. Please click on this.
Thanks!
Hello mwcd,
It is not a bug. If you want the HTML bar appear every time you start EmEditor, please check “Automatically display the HTML Bar for selected configurations” check box, and check all configurations applied.
Hello LTT,
1.
Open Find in Files dialog in an EmEditor window. Then, with the dialog open, close this window. All the windows of this process will be terminated!I couldn’t reproduce this issue.
2.
Single-process mode.
Open the first window by any way without using the command line option /sp.
This process (A) reads the Recent File List from the registry only when its first window opens, and saves the list to the registry only when its last window closes.
Now run a new process by using /sp.
This process (B) always synchronizes the Recent File List from/to the registry.
So, if A is closed after B, All the changes of the Recent File List in the registry changed by B will be overwritten!3.
Opening the Recent File List menu in a new, independent-process window will cause all the pinned files to be removed from the menu!I realize these issues, but separate processes are not completely supported.
4.
In a Find-in-Files result, a path will not be highlighted (or highlighted completely) if the file name contains such a regular expression match:
(.*)x20Path containing spaces are not supported intentionally.
I hope these make sense except 1.
Thank you!Hello CrashNBurn,
Then, how about “Search All Open Documents” option in the Find/Replace dialog box?
Hello CrashNBurn,
Did you know you can customize some mouse button behavior on the Mouse tab of the Customize dialog box? It doesn’t include “Minimize” command, however. You can specify Close command, for instance. Please be more specific about “Minimize” command. Do you want to specify “New Minimized Group” command?
Hello CrashNBurn,
You can also use the Narrowing command (on the Edit menu) to select where you want to sort, but this still requires several steps to accomplish. I might consider an easier way in the future. Thanks!
In the Find in Files or Replace in Files dialog, you can select “Current File” in the menu displayed when you click the “>” button by the File Types drop-down list.
On Version 10, this check box has been deprecated, but there are new options on the menu displayed when you click the “>” button by the Find drop-down list box (in the Find dialog box). In this menu, three options available: “Selected Text”, “Word at Cursor”, and “Custom”. After selecting one of these, you can select “Save as Default” to save this option for the future.
I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Hello CrashNBurn,
I don’t know about the other application you mentioned, but I didn’t know about ALT + numbers behavior. Both Windows Notepad and EmEditor insert the same symbols. I think that is the Windows behavior. Those are Unicode characters and that is why they can’t be saved as ASCII. You can save them as a Unicode file. The other application assigns ALT+0x as inserting control characters ( Advanced > Insert Special Character. I hope this helps.
Thank you!
Hello CrashNBurn,
You can find current encoding on the status bar.
Also, you can have EmEditor display the return method (CR, LF, or CR+LF) if you customize the status bar (On the Customize dialog > Status > Return Method).
Please let me know if you have further questions.
Thank you!
Hello CrashNBurn,
You might want to try Zen-coding plug-in/macros.
http://www.emeditor.com/modules/feature1/rewrite/tc_37.htmlIn Zen-coding, the Balance Tag action selects text between and .
Key-word completion can be accomplished using the WordComplete plug-in, which is installed by default.
Please let me know if you have further questions.
Thank you!
Hello tungwaiyip,
I am sorry, but you can’t add new characters for matching brackets. I might consider that feature in the future.
Thank you,Hello pja,
You can write a macro to insert any date format you would like:
d=new Date(); document.write(d.toLocaleString());
This is a javascript macro.
Hello hydra,
In the Replace dialog box, you can use replace
=(w)(ww)
with
=21
and check Use Regular Expressions.
Please let me know if you have further questions.
Thank you!Hi owilsky
If the “Restore Tabbed Window Position” is checked, EmEditor should remember the window size when tabs are enabled..
When tabs are not enabled, the only way to remember the window size is to use the automatic load/save workspace feature.
Hello blackhawk,
You can change the keyboard settings from the plug-in Properties. On the Keyboard tab, you can select Complete command which is assigned to the ENTER key by default.
Hello,
If the tabs are enabled, the window size is saved because the Restore Tabbed Window Position is checked. If the tabs are not enabled, after you maximize the window, you can go to this dialog, and then click Save Current Window Position to save the maximized window position and size.
Please let me know if you have further questions. Thanks!
Hello blackhawk,
The Projects plug-in has the intellisense-like functionality. I hope you will like that.
Thanks!
