UltraEdit-32 v13.10 Released!

[penntap]

Hi Folks,

We appreciate your interest and support of UltraEdit-32.

Just a short update to let you know that UltraEdit-32 v13.10 is now available.

We would sincerely like to thank all our Beta testers whose feedback greatly contributed to the quality and functionality of the new features in this release.

The changes in this release include:

UltraEdit-32 v13.10 New Features and Enhancements:

• Paste Special command to paste RTF and HTML source into UltraEdit
• Ability to launch new UE session from Advanced menu and new command line parameters /fni (force new instance) and /foi (force old instance)
• Quick Start Guide dialog
• Scripting Improvements
  - New scripting object: outputWindow
  - New scripting properties:
       - UltraEdit object:
         clipboardIdx, columnMode, insOvrMode, regexMode
       - Document object:
         currentColumnNum, currentLineNum, currentPos, fileSize, hexMode
       - outputWindow object:
         showOutput, showStatus, visible
  - New scripting methods:
       - UltraEdit object:
         messageBox
       - outputWindow object:
         clear, copy, showWindow, write
  - Command line execution
• Enhanced Clipboard History
• IE Browser has improved support for dependencies such as image and css files
• Enhanced Workspace Manager:
  - Optional drive labels in Explorer tab
  - New "Lists" tab for Favorites and user created file groups/lists
  - Filter for Explorer tab
  - File find for Open tab
• Wordfile option now supports Perl regular expressions for Function List:
  /Regexp Type = Perl
• Space/Tab and Line Ending options for color and individual display
• Autosizing toolbars with support for button overflow
• Support for up to 12 selectable column markers
• Option to specify how cursor moves off selection
• Ability to refresh List Lines Containing String
• Option to automatically copy selected text without having to right click copy or press ctrl+c
• Chords for macros
• Option for underscore caret
• Option for word stops at each capitalized letter within a word (CamelCase)
• Improved registration process now supports pasting entire registration email
• More...

Thanks again for your continued support and interest in our products.

Ian and Team

[mrpious]

Dear Ian and Team,

I use UltraEdit for I don't know how long and I love it! As I work as IT-specialist I try every text editor that crosses my way. But I can't help it, I always return to UltraEdit (except for java, there I use eclipse, sorry).

I have 2 questions:

1: There is a new feature called command line execution for the javascripts. How does it work? This could be very useful for file manipulations in a deployment process.

2. How about an integration of svn-support in UltraEdit or UEStudio? IMHO subversion gets more and more important and will supersede CVS.

Thanks for attention and UltraEdit

mrpious

[Mofi]

1: There is a new feature called command line execution for the javascripts. How does it work?

Read in help of UltraEdit the page Command Line Parameters. Near the bottom of the page you will find the answer for your question.

For your second question write a feature request email to IDM support as suggested by IDM at top of this page. This is a user-to-user forum.

[mrpious]

Hi Mofi!

Thank you for the hints. I am sorry for the feature request I made public.

But I couldn't find the answer you mentioned above. In the command line parameters page they talk about how to call macros but not javascript. Or have you found something more detailed? Please post a link or snippet here. Thx.

mrpious

[Mofi]

Copied from help:

UltraEdit also allows scripts to be invoked from the command line with the following syntax added to the command line:

     /s,e="full path to script file"

     Example: /s,e="c:\working files\myscript.js"

The ,e specifies that after execution of the script, the editor should exit, this is an optional parameter.
Please note: If it is desired that the modified file be saved, this should be handled within the executed script.

The file path/name must follow the /s= immediately and must be specified in quotes.

[mrpious]

Yep, thank you, seems to work. If there were a switch to avoid that the Editor pops up, it would be perfect.

[Mofi]

Start UltraEdit with the files to modify and the script which does the job via the Windows command start where you can specify to run UltraEdit minimized. I have not tested following command line:

start "Required window title in double quotes" /MIN "UE path\uedit32.exe" "file(s) or wildcards" /fni /s,e="full path to script file"

Then you will only see the Cancel dialog of the script and the UltraEdit item in the taskbar of Windows. The Cancel dialog is still annoying. I don't know if it can be turned off.