[Bill_Stewart]

I think it would be useful also. In the meantime I have emulated this with macros. First macro is verticalSelect.jsee:

if ( (document.selection.Mode & eeModeMask) != eeModeBox ) {
  document.selection.Mode = eeModeBox;
}

Then four different macros for Alt+Shift+Left, Alt+Shift+Right, Alt+Shift+Up and Alt+Shift+Down keystrokes:

#include "verticalSelect.jsee"
document.selection.CharLeft(true);

This macro would be verticalExtendLeft.jsee and you can bind to Alt+Shift+Left. Of course you will also need to create verticalExtendRight.jsee that contains

document.selection.CharRight(true);

and so forth for the other keystrokes. This solution is a little clumsy (and a bit slow because it is macros), but I like it better than switching selection modes.
Bill

[Bill_Stewart]

How can you do this in emEditor?

1. Select the text.
2. Use Search->Replace dialog

Find: ^(.+)$
Replace with: \1.

3. Enable “Use Regular Expressions” and “In the Selection Only” dialog boxes
4. Click “Replace All” button
Bill

[Bill_Stewart]

Right, I forgot to include the line that declares EEID_FINDBAR_INCREMENTAL in my code. The code should be:

var EEID_FINDBAR_INCREMENTAL = 4571;
var eeStatus = editor.QueryStatusByID(EEID_FINDBAR_INCREMENTAL);
alert(eeStatus);

What I am saying is that QueryStatusByID(4571) always returns 2 regardless of the state of the incremental search button.
I am using 13.0.6, x64 version.
Bill

[Bill_Stewart]

Thanks!

Bill

[Bill_Stewart]

Hi Yutaka,

I downloaded latest 11.1.9 beta 32-bit portable and the problem is exactly the same: Uncheck “Use regular expressions”, and “ignore after” works. Check it again, and “ignore after” does not work.

To reproduce, follow exact steps at beginning of thread.

Thanks!

Bill

[Bill_Stewart]

Hi Yutaka,

I would also like to have this feature in a future version.

Thanks!

Bill

[Bill_Stewart]

That works, thank you very much.

Bill

[Bill_Stewart]

Hello,

Do I understand that EmEditor now supports multi-key bindings?

Thanks!

Bill

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