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Hi Mofi, Thanks for taking time to answer. I tried what you did, and after converting the file to UTF-8 and back to ISO-8859-1, I see two control characters (0x1A and 0x1A). I am using UEX 4.1.0.10 on Linux Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, so maybe this is a platform-related issue?

I have a CSV file which is encoded with Windows 1252 (CP1252) encoding due to one character (out of 300K) which falls in the range 0x80-0x9F. When I open it in UltraEdit, it is recognized as ISO-8859-1, presumably because only a small subset of the characters at the beginning of the file are parsed ...

If you are referring to the file tree view, you can open the context menu by right-clicking on a folder and choose "Set Filter". Otherwise, I'm not sure what you mean?

Looks like UEX configuration files on my Ubuntu 8.04 are kept in /home/<username>/.idm/uex . The files you are interested in are most likely uex.conf and uex.conf_vol -- both are regular text files structured very similar to Windows INI files. However, some of the data looks like it is stored as hex...

bump... Anyone else ever see this strange behavior?

OK, I learned something new today -- thanks to you! :D Although I couldn't find anything about this in the help file, it is possible to create your own user-defined templates simply by saving the supplied user-defined template file for the current compiler to a new file and editing it. For those who...

You can run a .BAT file from a user-defined tool, either global or local to your project. Look under the "Advanced/Tool Configuration" and "Advanced/Project Tool Configuration" menus. Once you have this set up, you can run the tool either from the menu, by pressing the hotkey assigned to the tool, o...

It's probably just text in 16-bit Unicode format.

In the meantime, I have been in communication with the folks at IDM about this. However, they have had trouble reproducing these events at their office, so I am wondering if some of you might try the following? Make sure that you have "Show auto-complete dialog automatically" checked in the configur...

Unfortunately, no. I tried both checking and unchecking it. Actually, the auto-complete feature seems to have more serious issues because at times I see garbage in it: http://homepage.hispeed.ch/coinsareforever/images/screen_auto-complete.jpg

Hmmm ... NOW I see what I missed! (For some reason, I can edit my own posts, but I can't delete them ... hmmm ...) Let me get back to you on this. You will definitely need a regular expression or two, that's for sure!

It seems to me that the easiest way would be to search for "TCP scanned port list," and replace with "TCP scanned port list" ... or am I overlooking something else?

Did you try it in UEStudio, too? The auto-complete (or "IntelliSense") works differently than in UltraEdit because of the class hierarchies which need to be parsed. In UltraEdit, only the keywords from the word file and previously typed words are shown.

I finally got this to work -- somewhat, anyway: (1) Created a group (blue folder) called "Qt" in my project and added a few files to it so that there would be something in the project file I could recognize regarding the format of how the files are listed; (2) Copied the .PRJ file to another file an...

Let's assume I have several functions in a C++ class which begin with "s" ... for example, setThis(), setThat(), etc. One would expect to be able to type the letter "s" and have the selection move down to the first function which begins with "s". But the list just closes up! Apparently I have to use...