Hey guys,
is there a way to activate automatically the highlighting in UltraEdit for files that don't have a file extension?
Following situation:
I'm using UltraEdit to edit files in our mainframe. We connect through FTP to the single members. Obviously these members are stored without any file extension on our mainframe. So, when the member gets loaded in UltraEdit, the automatic highlighting doesn't work.
Maybe there is a way to parse the file 'to be opened' and add a file extension before the process of highlighting starts?
The information which wordfile (and in the end which highlighting has to be taken) we have because the structure of our library contains the keyword 'cob'.
Example: The member to be opened is named 'AB111'. The library that contains the member is named 'ABCD.EFG.COB.SOURCE'.
Thanks for your suggestions.
is there a way to activate automatically the highlighting in UltraEdit for files that don't have a file extension?
Following situation:
I'm using UltraEdit to edit files in our mainframe. We connect through FTP to the single members. Obviously these members are stored without any file extension on our mainframe. So, when the member gets loaded in UltraEdit, the automatic highlighting doesn't work.
Maybe there is a way to parse the file 'to be opened' and add a file extension before the process of highlighting starts?
The information which wordfile (and in the end which highlighting has to be taken) we have because the structure of our library contains the keyword 'cob'.
Example: The member to be opened is named 'AB111'. The library that contains the member is named 'ABCD.EFG.COB.SOURCE'.
Thanks for your suggestions.