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- Hi Nate, 1st, I think there is no specific macro-command for it :cry: If you record it, it will just record nothing. 2nd: If you redefine keys and say Key F5 Key F6 Key F7 in your macro (suppose it toggles project tree etc.), it just does nothing when keys are redefined :cry: I've got no solution fo...Posted in Macros
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- Bego
Apr 21, 2005
- Hi Seb It does work. preceding mean: standing before.... so try: ~[*] instead of ~[#] I tried it with C, and a (nonsense) Line Comment Preceding Chars = [~\*] does this: // this is a comment *// this is NO comment Also, isn't it in Cobol that comments have to be in line 7 or something ? so you also ...Posted in Syntax Highlighting
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- Bego
Apr 18, 2005
- Hi Dave, Well, I think that the "architecture" right now is ok ! Don't confuse a mac-FILE (which you can autoload) with MACROS. a mac-file holds a set of macros, which can call each other. So normally, you have 1 mac files and say, 20 macros INSIDE. Switching between mac files can be done via differ...Posted in Macros
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- Bego
Apr 13, 2005
- Hi Dave, why do you need this ? :roll: You can automatically load a macro file (including as many macros as you want) on startup. (see marco-menu, "automatically load" or something) Sorry, I use german version, so it might be called another way. --> so you can assemble you macro-sets together as you...Posted in Macros
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- Bego
Apr 13, 2005
- Hi V@no, Well, I thing the biggest limitation in UltraEdit is macro language. It has no variables etc. So you have to live with many workarounds. One of these is the @#~ or whatever string to reposition text. Maybe a create bookmark with a name would cover this issue. You would run into even more un...Posted in Macros
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- Bego
Feb 26, 2005
- Hi Palou and all guys ! You're macro looks more straight forward, but crashes on US regional settings. So I took it and added my more radical replace logic: So I think we are all happy now :D cu, Bego Save IfSel Key LEFT ARROW Key RIGHT ARROW EndIf "~@#" Clipboard 8 CopyFilePath Clipboard 9 SelectAl...Posted in Macros
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- Bego
Feb 25, 2005
- You can be helped ! Now I tested it with American date format and got the same error. The reason for your file error is the American format: mm/dd So I take the more robust approach and replace all / and : with _ Afterwards I restore the : of e.g. C: --> Only works with local file names, not FTP. Al...Posted in Macros
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- Bego
Feb 25, 2005
- Hi Palou I tried out your suggestions and they work well :D So here for everybody the new macro. InsertMode ColumnModeOff HexOff UnixReOff GotoLine 1 Key HOME " " Key UP ARROW CopyFilePath Paste TimeDate SelectAll StartSelect Copy NewFile Paste GotoLine 1 Key HOME StartSelect Key END Find RegExp Sel...Posted in Macros
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- Bego
Feb 24, 2005
- Hi V@no, I have a macro that does the job for me (similarly). IT HAS TO HAVE the property Continue if search string not found enabled. Macro: savecopy Don't be surprised: its long, but easy :D Remember filename and date/time in line 1. Mark the file. Copy file and file information to a new tab. Repl...Posted in Macros
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- Bego
Feb 24, 2005
- Hello guys, I'm trying to write an indent macro with UltraEdit (9.10) that stuffs a SELECTION so that all equal signs are under 1 column: Example: Assume that those 5 lines are selected: int iReturn = KO_GIG_FALSE; int iAvStatus = NULL_INTEGER; int iDoktKey = NULL_INTEGER; int iZeilen ...Posted in Macros
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- Bego
Dec 20, 2004
- Hi Mofi, you got it ! Thanks a lot. Alex (p.s. greets from germany :-)Posted in Syntax Highlighting
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- Bego
Nov 25, 2004
- Hi all Is it possible to REALLY define a (one line) comment-highlighting (comment sign is #) ? example 1: highlighted ok #this comment is fully highlighted ok example 2: highlights from # on to the right :-((( if $(#) > 0 then ...... I saw a workaround of using "** # " (without quotes) in te methods...Posted in Syntax Highlighting
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- Bego
Nov 24, 2004