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I would like to recommend a few new features.
1. Another convenient way to select a block of text instead of pressing CTRL+SHIFT+F8: Hold the right mouse button and drag a box.
2. Add a REPEAT command which ask the user to input an integer n followed by a keystroke, then repeat that keystroke for n times automatically.
3. A display option to show the end mark of the current line, not every line.
4. SHIFT+TAB deindent the current line if no text is selected and the cursor is at the 1st non-space character.
5. A more flexible indent/deindent algorithm. In C++ configuration, the editor indents when seeing a ‘{‘ and deindents automatically when seeing a ‘}’. I wish EE can generalized this to any defined keyword pairs like begin/end, if/endif, select/endselect… to support more languages.
6. Extend parentheses/brackets and outline plug-in to support unlimited keyword pairs (begin/end, if/endif, module/endmodule, case/endcase….)

[negedge]

Excuse me. Where to vote? May I recommend some new features now?

[negedge]

A question: if the currnet line is not empty and no character is selected, what will happen to ctrl+c? Will EmEditor copy the whole line? I would like it to do so in this case so I don’t have to select the line first if I want to copy the whole line. I ask this question because I have no time to try RC5 these days.

[negedge]

1. Can’t double click current encoding on the status bar to change encoding. I’m not sure when it starts to happen, all I do are changing font property for all configurations and current configuration a few times.
2. When a user selects a block of text and uses the find function, it’s more reasonable to search only the selected region and highlight only matches among the selected region.

[negedge]

Bravo! You do the job very well! How about persisting box-editing mode when the user presses LEFT or RIGHT key? If the user presses LEFT or RIGHT, just move the vertical selection(grey vertical line) to the new position. I don’t know how useful this will be to the others, but this saves a lot of time when editing a highly sturctured text file, like verilog or VHDL. I’m a verilog coder and I like every text editor to have this function. :-D

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