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- Yes that was it! UE was already running and apparently it has a bug when passing command line parameter commands from one running instance to another. (It's actually a very tricky problem as I had to solve this for another application I wrote.) Thanks for all the feedback.Posted in Macros
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- azvenigo
Dec 13, 2007
- Just checked. It was exact. Here is the exact line verbatim: "C:\Program Files\UltraEdit-32\uedit32.exe" "C:\logs\build\platform.log" /M="c:\Program Files\UltraEdit-32\scripts\tail.MAC" The error message from UltraEdit was the same. No luck. :-/Posted in Macros
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- azvenigo
Dec 13, 2007
- Thanks for the reply. I tried this but I get the following error message from UEdit after successfully opening the file: C:\Program Files\UltraEdit-32\="c:\Program Files\UltraEdit-32\scripts\tail.MAC contains an invalid path. Note the single double quote in the middle. I'm wondering if Windows isn't...Posted in Macros
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- azvenigo
Dec 12, 2007
- I have a Windows shortcut to a log file that I want to open and immediately go to the bottom of the file (to see a build result.) Ideally there would be a way for me to "Tail" the log file so that UEdit wouldn't ask me every time the file has changed whether I want to reload it. But I'd at least set...Posted in Macros
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- azvenigo
Dec 12, 2007