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Go to Macro / Edit Macro Click Modify Select your macro and uncheck the "Show Cancel Dialog for this macro"

Hi Mofi! Great job improving this one. Oddly enough, I never thought of using the CTRL+RIGHT ARROW-sequence for selecting and deleting consecutive whitespace - this will speed up a lot of my ohter macros a lot. BTW, I notified IDM about the IfColNum/IfColNumGt x issue when selection-mode is active. ...

Here is your macro code DupeLine I think the DupeLine command was added to UE's macro-language with Version 10, but I might be wrong. Alternatively you could just select the respective menu-item: Edit \ Duplicate Line

Here is yet another version of a Align Line at Cursor Macro. The main advantages over Mofi's macro. - The cursor is moved down automatically. - The changes can be undone. The other macros use a Paste after switching to and from ColumnMode - Ultraedit loses it's undo-buffer in that case. - The macro ...

Hi Bego, Actually, it closes all files - the Select Line / IfSelect is used to determine if there is still a file left. But granted, your loop is easier and does the job just as well - except one has more than 100 files open :)

This macro closes all files without asking to save. Assign it to a Hotkey and you're done. Loop SelectLine IfSel Else ExitLoop EndIf CloseFile NoSave EndLoop

I stumbled upon this only yesterday: When you already have a file open that was loaded via FTP and the OUTPUT-window contains a filename on that FTP server, you can simply double-click the file and it is opened - via FTP. I'm not sure if this only works by accident or is a real feature. It definitel...

I'm pretty sure this is already in 10.10c 1) select Column Mode (Alt-C or Column / Column Mode ) 2) mark the lines you want to insert your values 3) Select Column / Insert Number 4) enter initial and increment value 5) hit OK

1) open your wordfile containing the C/C++ highlighting 2) append an asterisk (*) to the "File extensions = " section in the /Cx"C/C++" line NOTE: This causes ALL files to be highlighted using that definition unless their file extension overrides it.

Thanks for the comments and the improvements. I was aware of the "line without alignment-character" issue. It's no big deal for the purposes I use the macro most often for, that is aligning assignment blocks and variable declarations - you rarely find thes at the very end of a file anyways :)

I played around a little too and came up with the macros listed below. they execute painfully slow IF you have a source-file with many functions in it and the function-list is on. UE isn't very quick at building this list. Anyways, give it a try. 1. SDUE_Align: prompts for the alignment-chars to be ...