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- Hi Another strange 'bug' is that when you do a find in an open file the display 'shudders' when scrolling which it doesn't do if Perl Regular Expressions is not activated. Anyone else get this behaviour? I am still quite disappointed with the Perl regular expression implementation. It was one of the...Posted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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Sep 06, 2006
- Thanks @Mofi - Well that is ONE of the reasons I guess you could give for having a workspace - but projects in UEdit are useful to me for the following reasons: 1. I can add CTags 2. I can filter on file types and hence 3. I can do a "search in" more effectively Having a project re-open all previous...Posted in Projects/Workspace
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Aug 25, 2006
- Hi Does anyone know how to prevent Open Project/Workspace from loading the previous open file list? The setting 'Reload file previously open on Startup" is not ticked and I can't find a setting to disable a project reloading files when I open it. Is this possible? ThanksPosted in Projects/Workspace
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Aug 25, 2006
- Just downloaded v12.10a and the ctags are working perfectly now with the Perl regular expression engine. Thanks guys!Posted in Custom User Tools/Tool Configuration
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Jun 13, 2006
- Hi PaoloFCantoni Yes, I can confirm this behaviour. My Shift+F10 key works as a context menu key if the focus is in the main editor window but does not work if the focus is in the File Tree view.Posted in UltraEdit General Discussion
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Jun 06, 2006
- Hi scallanh Yes, the context menu key on my keyboard works as you described. Thanks. Just what I was looking for. CheersPosted in UltraEdit General Discussion
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Jun 06, 2006
- Hi BlogTripper Download the Perl wordfile from page: User-submitted wordfiles for UltraEdit/UEStudio . And then select and copy all the text in this file and append it to your wordfile.txt file. Normally found in: C:\Program Files\IDM Computer Solutions\UltraEdit-32\wordfile.txt but this depends on ...Posted in Custom User Tools/Tool Configuration
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Jun 06, 2006
- I am using UltraEdit v12.10+3. Is there anyway to use the keyboard to get to the Context menu in the File tree view? That is if my focus in the File Tree View in the Explorer tab and I right click I get a context menu. I want to be able to get that menu using the keyboard. Is this possible?Posted in UltraEdit General Discussion
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Jun 05, 2006
- No, installed 12.10+3 and get the same error. As long as the Perl regular expression engine is not selected the Find Symbol works. Activate the Perl regular expression engine and no such luck.Posted in Custom User Tools/Tool Configuration
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May 31, 2006
- Hi I am currently running UltraEdit v12.10 on Windows XP SP2 and notice the following error: When I have the Regular Expression Engine set to the Perl compatible Regular Expression then my ctag functionality does not work. My Tags found list returns 'No functions!' when I press F11. If I change my R...Posted in Custom User Tools/Tool Configuration
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May 31, 2006
- Hi Using the Perl regular expression engine you would do the following: Find what: .(\w+)_(\w+) Replace with .$1$2 cheersPosted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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Apr 13, 2006
- Check out Active Perl and the perlmonks.com website. There is plenty there to go on. Good luck.Posted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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Apr 13, 2006
- To do this in UltraEdit should work using the \L (to lowercase) operation. So you should enter this in the Find What: \b(\w) and the following in the replace with: \L$1 Unfortunately, as I mentioned earlier, UltraEdit has a bug in that it does not recognise the \b character as a word boundary. I hav...Posted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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Apr 13, 2006
- Hi The correct perl syntax would be my $string = "The QuickTime BrownBear FoxTrot Jumps Over The LazyBone DogMan"; $string =~ s/\b(\w)/\L$1/g; Unfortunately the UltraEdit Perl Regular expression engine does not recognise the \b (word boundary) character and so this sort of replacement does not work....Posted in Find/Replace/Regular Expressions
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Apr 13, 2006
- Hi In v11 I could launch the context menu with Shift+F10. After having installed V12 this does not work anymore. Does anyone have any ideas? txPosted in UltraEdit General Discussion
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Mar 23, 2006