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- Is there a reason why File tree view only shows assigned drive letters, not UNC / drive names? I notice any file select dialog comes with that....Posted in Editor Display
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- s_m_b
Apr 23, 2007
- sort of. It doesn't really tackle it for those files where there is no syntax file, though.Posted in UltraEdit General Discussion
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Apr 10, 2007
- Is there an option within the spell checker to ignore certain file types? I'm happy for spell checking within htm files etc, but other file types it just gets in the way.Posted in UltraEdit General Discussion
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Apr 10, 2007
- same principle applies to Perl, but to my mind that's just code layout management? Perhaps then some basic rules in a similar vein to regexs? 'if word x and word y together, don't indent/unindent' ?Posted in Syntax Highlighting
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Nov 23, 2006
- So UltraEdit cannot handle special language dependent exceptions like Visual Studio or other editors written for a specific programming language. Kind of surprising that UE can't handle something as basic as only scanning the first word in the line for that - for a general text editor its pretty po...Posted in Syntax Highlighting
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Nov 22, 2006
- Hi there - I posted this one the other day... wordlist issue? about the other side of this problem. If this is intended behaviour, its bad. There's nothing so irritating as self-correcting code that does it wrong. Given the other holes I've found with syntax highlights and wordwrap, though, its not ...Posted in Syntax Highlighting
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Nov 20, 2006
- 'next' - from a 'for....next' loop. You can see it doing it, by just typing 'on error resume' and the line stays in place, but then add 'next' and it jumps back .Posted in Syntax Highlighting
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Nov 20, 2006
- I find (using VBscript) that if a keyword for 'reindenting' gets inserted part way into a line of code, the auto-reindent happens Is this by design, or can I switch if off somehow - example: on error resume next the line isn't part of a loop, and hasn't a 'closer' line, like with somefunctionname .m...Posted in Syntax Highlighting
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Nov 10, 2006
- How can I add " ( quotes ) to the UEDS part of a taglist entry? I'd like to build some #useful# taglists for xhtml, that contain attributes as well as elements, but as soon as I try to do this for (say) the dtd, it fouls up! example: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "ht...Posted in UltraEdit General Discussion
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Oct 20, 2005
- thanks - that answers the questions. The 'modify tags' dialog is useless unfortunately - far too small to view or edit or control properly. I'll have a shot at rewriting the file via Excel, so as to automate the numbers a bit.Posted in UltraEdit General Discussion
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Oct 18, 2005
- 1) is there any helpfile for the taglist syntax? 2) does UE have to be restarted for the list to be reloaded?Posted in UltraEdit General Discussion
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Oct 17, 2005
- ...are different? Particularly PERL where the ~ character opens and closes a string quote, but is also involved in other functions, which don't want the same highlight applied. If there was some way to all for (say) qq~ as the opening quote marker, and ~; as the closing one, so that =~ isn't picked ...Posted in Syntax Highlighting
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Oct 06, 2005
- that would be ###very### neat! The variation that comes to mind is with any web-app scripts - PERL/ASP/PHP etc, the highlights need to be able to distinguish between the code and page output e.g. PERL: $somevar = qq~<sometags>~; ^ PERL--------^ ^ html-----^^PERL or $somevar = qq~select [id],[col1] f...Posted in Syntax Highlighting
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Oct 06, 2005
