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Hi LTT,
This is a Windows issue, and not the EmEditor issue. Windows escape and unescape command lines because a double quote (“) and a backslash () has a special meaning. For instance, “ means “ so you will need to use “ to send a backslash and a quote. It is a very complicate matter, so please refer to Microsoft documents in order to understand how to escape command lines. While the command options are documented in the EmEditor Help, this Find in Files command option is not recommended to use directly. It is internally used by EmEditor.
Hello LTT,
Thank you for explaining. This was certainly a bug, and I am fixing it for the next minor version – 10.1.0.
Thanks again!
1. It is possible that the Replace All do not work exactly same as the Replace Next.
2. Can you please create a sample file, and explain what you expect as a result? You might want to zip your sample file, and send it to [email protected], and please identify yourself as a forum member.
3. It is possible that you might escape a backslash when you use a command line, and escape again when using escape sequences.
Thanks!
Hi,
“Word at Cursor” will always pick up a word at cursor even if there is a selection. “Selected Text” will not pick up a word if there is a selection.
Your understanding about the announcement is correct.
Thank you!
Hi,
This is the correct behavior. Even if Selected Text is selected, if no text is selected, the word at cursor will be the initial text to find. I will have to add an option to customize the behavior in future versions.
CSV/TSV mode will take too long time for very large files, so it was disabled. You can change the very large file threshold by changing the value in the “Minimum File Size to Use Temporary File” in the Advanced tab of Configuration dialog. In the future versions, I might add an option to allow CSV/TSV mode in very large files.
Thanks!
Hi hihihlo,
You can’t run another macro from within a macro. That’s why ExecuteCommandByID has no effect for “Select this macro” or “Run macro” command.
You might want to use #include to call another macro routines.Thanks!
Hi mwcd,
You should be able to use one copy of EmEditor for your second computer. Please see http://www.emeditor.com/modules/buy-now0/ for details. Thank you!
You can find an explanation about digital signature at:
http://www.emeditor.com/modules/download2/rewrite/tc_2.html
To find the SHA1 value, you will need to have an external tool. You can google search with “md5 & sha1 checksum utility” and download.
Thanks!
Hello,
Please use my macro at:
http://www.emeditor.com/modules/mydownloads/singlefile.php?cid=8&lid=286
A macro is much faster than using a batch file.
Thanks!Hello hihihlo,
Instead of adding to or removing from the list, you might want to enable/disable the word. Setting the Color property to 0 should disable the corresponding word, and setting back to 1 or more should enable the highlight. http://www.emeditor.com/help/macro/highlight_item/color.htm
However, I might add a new feature to easily toggle highlighting words in future versions.
Thank you!
Hi mishaama,
I don’t know if you can convert that file back to normal, but you can try opening it as utf-8 and save as your system default encoding. Of course, you will need to make backups every time you make experiments. I am sorry for any inconveniences. I hope you have your previous versions of the file. If you use Windows 7, and the documents are in your Documents folder, you should find your backups from Explorer the File properties, Previous versions.
You should always use the latest version of EmEditor, currently EmEditor Professional 10 because there are always bug fixes and improvements.
Can you make sure the downloaded file has the correct digital signature, and the SHA1 value matches?
Thanks!
Hi Antnee,
I reproduced this issue, but after you dismiss the “Custmize Toolbars dialog”, the buttons go back to three rows, so it is not a big issue. Nevertheless, I might fix the issue in future versions. Thanks!
