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- Yes, actually a list box on a form would be sufficient. The call to the function must include a "multiselect" boolean parameter. The UE custom window could look like this: --------------------------------------------------- |Title X| --------------------------------------------------- | ------------...Posted in Scripts
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- PJFromOverHere
May 11, 2011
- theChoices, as stated, would be either a Javascript associative array, or a simple numeric-indexed array. Programmer's choice depending on the situation. Associative arrays are quite valid in JS so why restrict to simple arrays? As to the request text parameter, good idea, so that the rationale for ...Posted in Scripts
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- PJFromOverHere
Apr 07, 2011
- It would be nice if the Ecmascript/Javascript folk could implement this, but until then I would hope IDM would throw it into their JS implementation. A new dialog a la alert(), confirm(), prompt() called options() called like so: //syntax: options(TITLE,DEFAULTCHOICE,CHOICESARRAY) //CHOICESARRAY can...Posted in Scripts
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- PJFromOverHere
Mar 28, 2011
- Since it's only used for debugging (or, at least for info to current UE user), I'd like to see a scriptable shortcut to UltraEdit.outputWindow.write. And since it's a shortcut and meant for programmers, I propose this: ? (Yes, I'm a VBer) In your code you just write: ? "this is the value of x now:" ...Posted in Scripts
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- PJFromOverHere
Oct 28, 2010
- This may be in already, but I was looking at one of the topics about Windows Powershell and how the wordfile would be very large. Isn't the main reason because it's using the .Net Framework. So I was thinking maybe in the big word file you could have something like this: /L16"Net Framework 1.0" /C1"...Posted in Syntax Highlighting
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- PJFromOverHere
Sep 27, 2007