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I noticed this bug while I was releasing beta 1, but I didn’t have a time to fix this. I will take a look at this soon.
seems that the Project name can not be changed in Projects Plugin…
hope emeditor to be better and better, it’s my favoriteDid you try “Save Project As” in the context menu?
Is there any chance that a column editing mode will be available? It’s the feature I’m missing most …
The column editing, or “Box Selection” is already there. You can select a box selection by mouse while pressing ALT, or by pressing CTRL + SHIFT + F8 to start selecting in box selection mode.
I updated emeditor in my computer from 6 to 7 directly, i found a issue that : “Triple-clicking now selects a whole line.” does not work, need i do some special configure?
one more issue: seems that “Replace all” only works for use regular exp…
I cannot reproduce your issue with triple-clicking. Where do you triple-click? Please describe more in details.
I will take a look at Replace All command.
Two questions:
1. How i may export settings from installed version to portable?
2. How i may create / organize ìó favorite files?1. Select Import/Export on the Tools menu, and select “Setup a removable drive such as a USB drive and export all settings into INI files.”
2. You might want to use Projects plug-in included in Version 7.
It will be announced in the beta forum: http://www.emeditor.com/modules/newbb/viewforum.php?forum=12
You can use JavaScript macros:
Move Up:
editor.ExecuteCommandByID(4193);
editor.ExecuteCommandByID(4269);
document.selection.Paste(eeCopyUnicode);
editor.ExecuteCommandByID(4269);
Move Down:
editor.ExecuteCommandByID(4193);
editor.ExecuteCommandByID(4268);
document.selection.Paste(eeCopyUnicode);
editor.ExecuteCommandByID(4269);
and you can assign these macros to any key shortcuts.
You can use the following macro (JavaScript):
if( document.selection.IsEmpty ){
editor.ExecuteCommandByID(4192);
}
else {
document.selection.Copy(eeCopyUnicode);
}
and you can assign this macro as CTRL+INS and CTRL+C.
I can probably release beta versions in a few weeks. I apologize if the term “soon” was not specific enough and confusing. I can only say that the new version will be released when it becomes stable enough. I don’t want to release versions that might contain too many bugs. I work very hard, day and night, to finalize Version 7. I committed to make it one of the greatest updates in the EmEditor history! Thank you very much for your support!
It is under the Tools menu > Customize. It is available on EmEditor Professional or Standard, but not on EmEditor Free.
1. There is “EmEditor” menu in the Explorer context menu. If not, make sure “Add a shortcut to the Context Menu on Explorer” is checked in the Customize dialog > Shortcut tab > More Shortcuts button.
2. I will soon release the Projects plug-in, so you can add your favorite files to a tree!
You might want to go to Explorer > Tools menu > Folder Options > File Types tab and look for “(NONE) URL:HyperText Transfer Protocol”. I don’t recommend you change this setting manually, but I think this is what EmEditor (and other applications) typically uses to select a browser to open URLs with. I receive many claims with the similar FireFox issues. Do you use the latest version of FireFox installed properly on your system?
You will need to use “^\” instead of “^”. Regular Expressions expects , and JavaScript also escapes backslashes, so it needs to be \. If this does not solve your other questions, please let me know. Thanks.
Currently, you cannot change this behavior. You will need to move the mouse to the left to include $ while pressing the mouse button.
As I replied to the other thread, The next version (7) will improve how EmEditor displays text and prevent this flickering issue.
This is correct behavior by design. You will explicitly need to specify the new encoding, or you can select “File” > “Reload” > “Detect All” or any other encoding.
You or I could write a macro to find a matching tag — for instance, if the cursor is on “<table", then the macro should find "</table", and go to that position. Is this something you would like to do?
