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- DanKirkd
Jun 02, 2009
- Hmmm... My function strings already use ^p : /Function String = "%[ ^t]++[ps][a-z]+[ ^t]+[a-z0-9]+[ ^t]+[a-z0-9]+[ ^t]+^(*(*[^p]++[~)]++)^)[~;]++$" /Function String 1 = "%[ ^t]++[ps][a-z]+[ ^t]+[a-z0-9]+[ ^t]+^(*(*[^p]++[~)]++)^)[~;]++$" /Function String 2 = "%[ ^t]++[ps][a-z]+[ ^t]+^([a-z0-9]+[ ^t]...Posted in Syntax Highlighting
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- DanKirkd
Jun 02, 2009
- Mofi - that did the trick! Thanks! DanPosted in Syntax Highlighting
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- DanKirkd
Aug 02, 2006
- Further to your reply, this Java method displays fine with the original function strings in v10.20: public static void getCarrierData(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse resp, Message message, DataConnection connection, String tableName, String appTimestamp) { doSomething(); } And the entire...Posted in Syntax Highlighting
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- DanKirkd
Aug 02, 2006
- Mofi, I'll give your suggestion a try, but I'm not sure that's the issue. When I use an older version of UE (v10.20) the function strings I listed above work fine. But against the same code in v12.10 they don't. I'll report back on your suggestion using v12.10 tomorrow. Thanks, DanPosted in Syntax Highlighting
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- DanKirkd
Aug 02, 2006
- For some reason my Java code no longer displays functions. This is something I don't use much, so I've only just noticed it. I'm using the version 12.10a of UltraEdit. Here is the wordfile definition: /L4"Java 1.4" Line Comment = // Block Comment On = /* Block Comment Off = */ Escape Char = \ File E...Posted in Syntax Highlighting
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- DanKirkd
Aug 02, 2006
- Actually, you'll probably also want to disable this configuration setting as well: Unix/Mac file detection/conversion - Disable - Detect file type and prompt to change - Automatically convert to DOS format These options allow the user to determine if UltraEdit should automatically detect and convert...Posted in Configuration/INI Settings
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- DanKirkd
Nov 25, 2004
- Have you tried changing the INI setting: Default File Type = 0, 1 or 2 This setting determines the default file type for NEW files created within UltraEdit. The default (0) is for DOS files. Set this to 1 for UNIX files, or 2 for MAC files. Or perhaps the configuration option: Save file as input for...Posted in Configuration/INI Settings
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- DanKirkd
Nov 25, 2004
- Do a Find for ^p and replace with 00^p DanPosted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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- DanKirkd
Sep 10, 2004
- Sounds like a good suggestion. DanPosted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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- DanKirkd
Sep 09, 2004
- Text in UltraEdit should use and display the ClearType setting appropriately as far as I can tell. Have you verified that the ClearType setting hasn't been reset on the Win XP Display Properties, Appearance Tab, Effects... button? DanPosted in Editor Display
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- DanKirkd
Sep 04, 2004
- I suggest you post a new topic asking this question so that it can be tracked better. DanPosted in Syntax Highlighting
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- DanKirkd
Aug 20, 2004
- Refer to documentation regarding the use of regular expressions. You should be able to do what you want to do. DanPosted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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- DanKirkd
Aug 20, 2004
- The quick answer is "yes". You can either select the code you want to match, if that's your intent, and then call up the Find dialog via a CTRL-F for example, and then do a Find Next, or you could insert the appropriate line breaks in your search text using a ^p , or equivalent. Read the Help on the...Posted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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- DanKirkd
Aug 18, 2004
- Actually it doesn't surprise me that this works now. In fact, you can do both at the same time, enter an option and enter a filter. UltraEdit to a certain extent probably just takes what you enter verbatim and applies it within its FTP command. Anyway, glad this trick works for a number of folks. DanPosted in FTP/SFTP / SSH/Telnet
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- DanKirkd
Aug 13, 2004