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It turns out that in a clean command line, I didn't have the EDITOR environment variable set, and I couldn't figure out how git decided to use it in the first place.   I was able to make it work correctly by editing C:\Users\<name>\.gitconfig like so: [core]     editor = 'C:/Program Files/IDM Comput...

I have UltraEdit (x64  26.20.0.68) set up as my EDITOR, and have been having some trouble with git commits.  If GIT_EDITOR (or various other configurations) are not set, git will use the EDITOR environment variable as its editor.  When I "git commit" it opens UE to allow me to specify a check-in mes...

Today I am very sad. The toolbar layout I have been curating for years is gone and I have to start all over. I had to come to the forums just to figure out how to turn off the ribbon. The ribbon may be nice for new users, but I prefer the much more dense toolbar system that gives me one-click access...

It looks like the change was unintentional, and I now have a new build with the old behavior. Thanks IDM! Update: This issue was fixed with UE v21.20.0.100 9 .

To be clear, I do sometimes want to make a regular expression search, but still want to see the entire line in the search output. For example, I might want to inspect all of the lines matching Id="415-\d*" while just getting the list of IDs is not very helpful. And yes, I could just add to the regul...

I had seen this behavior somewhat recently, but found that closing the find dialog in between was a workaround. I had assumed it was an intentional change, since there were so many changes to search. I can't repro now, so maybe the most recent update fixed it again.

I noticed sometime in the last week or so that if I use regular expressions to search, the search output only lists the matching string, and not the entire matching line. For example, if I search for "token=" as a string, the search output shows me all of the lines containing the string. If I search...