Description
Direct replacement, after the first time run (fresh start: having everything under "%APPDATA%\IDMComp\UltraEdit\" deleted).
Content explanation
Backup / Restore User Customizations
Related
[Bug Report] Caret Char
{f7dd7687-1e40-4cfb-a894-d0a1ea84ce85}
[Bug Report] "taglist.uet"
{a798d9c9-7944-4411-a084-725115527682}
Direct replacement, after the first time run (fresh start: having everything under "%APPDATA%\IDMComp\UltraEdit\" deleted).
- Without the first run some default templates, wordfiles whatsoever won't be loaded.
- They can also be manually loaded without the first run. (related files can be found in the installation directory)
Content explanation
Core |
Optional |
Backup / Restore User Customizations
- Backup / restore user customizations - UltraEdit Wiki
- Backup and Restore Settings in UltraEdit and UEStudio
- The function seems to simply pack whatever rests in "%APPDATA%\IDMComp\UltraEdit\" on request, even if the files are "just altered" right before the packing.
- Thus it should be a lot less messy to have those above packed altogether and backup using the function.
- Despite its missing support for the command palette favorites.
- For quickly generating an empty "ue.vod" file to use:
Code: Select all
BREAK > "%APPDATA%\IDMComp\UltraEdit\volatile\ue.vod"
- To backup:
Layout and menu/toolbar customizations - Current
Volatile data - ue.vod
User themes - Slate.ue-theme
Wordfiles - ALL
Others - Keyboard Shortcuts
- TAGLISTU.uet
- ue.ini
- ue.shortcuts.txt
Related
[Bug Report] Caret Char
{f7dd7687-1e40-4cfb-a894-d0a1ea84ce85}
- [Settings]: Caret Char ("Special character used in find/replace strings (normally ^):", CommandID: 1194).
- Setting as "" (no escape) cannot be saved past application restart. (overridden to the default value each time)
- Which means: in order for it to function properly, the setting has to be somehow re-enabled each time on the application start-up.
[Bug Report] "taglist.uet"
{a798d9c9-7944-4411-a084-725115527682}
- "taglist.uet" (under the installation directory), bad encoding.
- Encoded in CP 1252 (ANSI - Latin I), while the parser seems to expect UTF-16 LE. (as an encoding conversion fixes the problem)