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This issue has nothing to do with the UI language. When the Show Markers on Vertical Scroll Bar is disabled, EmEditor uses the system scroll bar, therefore the popup menu on the system scroll bar is also the system popup menu, and does NOT show the description on the status bar.
Hello,
I am fixing all issues except Issue 2. Can you please provide a procedure to reproduce this issue? How can you tell that in tab-1 WordComplete uses the properties for configuration B?
Are you using the portable version or the installer version of EmEditor?Thanks,
Hello spiros,
Can you please describe more details, and include a sample file, so that we can reproduce the issue? More information will be better. Thank you,The screenshot in our Japanese webpage is a little old. You will have to use the language in the UI, in this case, Japanese (“検索”) to search for a particular term. Older versions of EmEditor allowed you to use either English or the UI language to search in the Quick Window, but newer versions of EmEditor allows only the UI language. It was a customer feedback.
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I made a preview version for you:
http://files.emeditor.com/beta/emed64_17.1.3preview.exe
http://files.emeditor.com/beta/emed32_17.1.3preview.exe
http://files.emeditor.com/beta/emed64_17.1.3preview_portable.zip
http://files.emeditor.com/beta/emed32_17.1.3preview_portable.zipPlease try it and let me know if there are any issues.
Thanks!I’ve fixed this issue, and the next version will include this fix. To work around this, you might want to enable “Match Case” when escape sequences or backslashes are included in a search string.
Thank you,All macros that have :
Filter( document.selection.Text ...are affected. Please wait until v17.1.2 is released. I also recommend you updating EmEditor every time a new version is released.
Thanks!Hello LifeTimer,
I am sorry that I misunderstood your question. Unfortunately, there are no good ways to pass parameters from commandline to macros. To work around this, you can use an external file or registry values to pass parameters. For instance, you can write data to an external file, and then you can read that data in the macro. You can also use a registry value to pass data.
I hope this helps.Thanks,
I reproduced the issue on the latest version, and it will be fixed on the next version.
By the way, this issue has existed for a long time since v16.2 or v16.5.Thanks,
Hello,
I believe this bug was fixed on the latest version (v17.1.1). Can you make sure you are installing the latest version?
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The Problem 1 will be fixed on the next version.
The Problem 2 is actually NOT a bug, but it is how EmEditor works.
When you enter a string in the Cell toolbar, EmEditor automatically converts the string according to the CSV rule described in:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma-separated_values
I hope this helps.
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