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Yes, your latest wordfile no. 6 works exactly as I want, including caret positioning. Many thanks!

Thanks a lot Mofi. The Rapid manual you found is quite old, from the mid 1990's. The basic structure of the language has not changed much. But identifiers can now have up to 32 characters. I can easily adapt for this in your wordfiles. But another thing I am not able to fix: The syntax for a Functio...

Hi Mofi! Thanks for your response. I have attached a zip with the relevant files. I will answer your 4 points, in brief: The wordfile is the attached RapidHMv21.uew. For the ABB industrial robot programming language Rapid. The wordfile is a bit of a homebrew, but has served me very well for many yea...

Just downloaded and installed UE 22.20.0.34. Trying it out, noticed this: If I, in the function list, double click a function, the cursor does not jump to the functions first line. The cursor will instead be positioned in the vicinity of the functions first line, but never exactly on it. Sometimes t...

I can confirm that the issue is fixed. Good. Hans

Same here. Last time I emailed IDM they replied that what was fixed in 1032 was a different issue. And that the fix for the issue in this thread was planned for a later hotfix. But obviously it hasnt arrived yet. Hans

Thanks for your response. To clarify, the issue is: When invoking File -> Open with no file presently open, UE v16 (and v15, v14...) has always presented, as initial scope of selection, the directory from where the last file opened came from. Practically a very convenient feature. However, this is n...

Mofi, there are 8 possible combinations of the 3 configuration settings. I have tried all of them, but none gives the desired, v16, behaviour.

Has anyone else noticed this change from v16: When opening a new file, when no other file is open, UE v16 would as the inital selection show the files from the directory where the last file was opened. However, v17.00 reverts to the default directory. At least for me this behavior is rather inconven...