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I certainly thought about it, and there are some issues that aren’t easy to explain. I will see what I can do.
v21.0 beta 6 (20.9.906) will include the Layouts feature.
The command line will be:
/layout “Layout name”
For instance,
emeditor.exe /layout “Focus Mode”
emeditor.exe /layout “Full Screen”The Layout name can be customized in the Layouts page of the Customize dialog box.
I remember you have emailed me this issue, and I replied to you, but you didn’t respond to my email. I have fixed it again, so you can check the next version.
Since you are referring to the popup menu in the Outline Bar, the Outline Guide does not need to be enabled.
I don’t think there are enough sub items to expand in the Outline Bar.
If you believe this is a bug, please write or email me a small sample file, your outline settings, and a screenshot to explain the issue.
Hello,
Can you please clarify which command you are referring to? Are Outline Guide and Outline Bar enabled?
The snippets plug-in item properties should warn you if the keyboard shortcut conflicts with a core command. I am not sure why you didn’t see the warning.
I’ve fixed your second issue.
Are you referring to the Snippets plug-in (global) Properties – Keyboard page, or each snippet item properties shortcut?
The global Properties – Keyboard page should be exactly the same as the Word Complete plug-in Keyboard page.
I am not sure what you mean by “resolve”. It doesn’t resolve, but it just shows a warning when there is a conflict.v20.8 beta 6 (20.7.906) enabled the Find Matching Parenthesis/Bracket (Ctrl+]) and Matching Parenthesis/Bracket Extend (Ctrl+Shift+]) even if the cursor is not exactly at the parenthesis/bracket position. The Highlight Matching Brackets option will always highlight the most inner parentheses/brackets including the cursor position.
Hello,
While the cursor is at either one of parentheses/brackets, pressing CTRL+SHIFT+] will select all contents in the parentheses/brackets. I will consider allowing this command to work while the cursor is at anywhere in the parentheses/brackets in future versions.
As for double quotes, there are no keyboard shortcuts, but you can select the contents inside the double quotes with a click of the mouse. To do this, go to Customize on the Tools menu, select the Active String page, select String enclosed by double quotation marks from the Type list, select Left Clicked from the Event list, and set the Select String before Action check box. Also, please go to Configuration Properties, Highlight (2) page, and ensure the Double Quotation Marks check box is set.
I am not sure if I understand your question. Is the NumLock key turned on? If you use an international keyboard, please try an English keyboard if you have one.
This is a complicated issue.
Usually a search in one window affects a search in another window.
However, if the search in another window is done in the Find dialog and the Find dialog is not closed, or if the search if done in the Find toolbar, and the toolbar is still visible, it might behave otherwise.
Please don’t assume either way.
If this is a very important to you, please write exactly how you search in both windows.
Thanks,
