[LTT]

1.
cDSV = document.Config.File.Delimiter;
can get the current Delimiter.
But
document.Config.File.Delimiter = cDSV;
document.Config.Save();
can not set it.

2.
Can not get the content by using [Find Macro Keyword] command on “Delimiter”.

[Yutaka Emura]

Hello,

1. You will need to load the Config object into the memory before you can modify and save it. Please rewrite like this:

cfg = document.Config;

	cfg.File.Delimiter = cDSV;

	cfg.Save();

	

2. I will add Delimiter to the help index.

Thanks!

[LTT]

Thank you.
I have some more questions and hope you will give a reply.

1.
I want to load the settings of the existing “X” configuration into the current one.

	oCfg = document.Config;

	oCfg.Load("X");

	oCfg.Save();

	

But nothing happened.
How to use the Load method?

2.
I can add a configuration by using document.Config.Save(“X”).
But is there a macro way to delete a configuration?

[Yutaka Emura]

Hello,

When you do something like below, you can change the configuration properties for C++:

cfg = document.Config;

	cfg.Load( "C++" );

	cfg.File.Delimiter = "|";

	cfg.Save();

	

You can’t add or delete a configuration by macros.

[LTT]

So the Load method can be used to get or set the properties of a non-current configuration. That’s what I wanted. Thanks.

Actually, document.Config.Save(“X”) duplicates the current configuration. So I used it to add a configuration.

Minor things:
I think “Delimiter” should be included in Highlight (1). (JSEE/VBEE, reset.)

If I use document.ConfigName = “xml”, and the existing configuration name is “XML”, I think the status bar should display “XML”, rather than “xml”.

[Yutaka Emura]

Hi LTT,

I am fixing the “xml” vs. “XML” issue. Thanks!

[Author]

Posts