line counting, abbreviations and syntax coloring

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line counting, abbreviations and syntax coloring

Postby juju » Sat Dec 10, 2005 8:56 pm

I've been trying UEStudio as I was looking for a new editor and so far UEStudio is very convincing. There are some things though, I couldn't find.

Is there a way to use the word couting function on a whole project or all open files maybe?
Another thing I was wondering if UEStudio supports abbreviations (like in jEdit or slickedit)? If you don't know what I mean I mean something that gives you the possibility to type "br<expansion key>" to get BufferedReader in Java or that automatically adds the condition and body of a while statement when i type "while" or that automatically adds an closing html tag... i think you get the picture. Is there a way to emulate that behaviour?
Finally I was looking for a central place where I could set a basic coloring scheme for all programming languages... they all have things in common afterall. Is there a way to do that?

Any help is very appreciated, thanks.
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Re: line counting, abbreviations and syntax coloring

Postby Mofi » Sat May 27, 2006 7:24 am

juju wrote:Is there a way to use the word couting function on a whole project or all open files maybe?


No, you can only copy the content of all files together into 1 file. This can be done with a macro or by simply using the DOS command copy *.* BigFileWithAllContents.txt. Enter copy /? to get the help of the copy command.

juju wrote:Another thing I was wondering if UEStudio supports abbreviations (like in jEdit or slickedit)? ... Is there a way to emulate that behaviour?


I think, you should read in help of UES about "Auto Complete" and "Auto Completion".

juju wrote:Finally I was looking for a central place where I could set a basic coloring scheme for all programming languages... they all have things in common afterall. Is there a way to do that?


No, you have to set the colors for all languages. For fast copying the color settings to all 20 languages open uestudio.ini and copy whole [Language x Colors] section. See help of UES about "INI File Selection and Advanced Settings" where uestudio.ini (uedit32.ini for UltraEdit) can be stored.
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