UEStudio '06 Released!

[idm]

Hi Folks,

We appreciate your interest and support of UEStudio '06.

Just a short update to let you know that UEStudio '06 v6.00 is now available.

We would sincerely like to thank all our Beta testers whose feedback has helped us to enhance the new features in this release.

The changes in this release include:

UEStudio '06 Enhancements:
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- Integrated debugger support for WinDbg for Microsoft C/C++ applications
  - WinDbg may be downloaded from Advanced/Configuration/IDE/Debugger
- Grouped undo option
- Multi-key mappings (sometimes called chords)
- Ability to view and print Key Mapping from configuration
- Support for Alternate Data Streams on NTFS Operating Systems
- TAG list window enhancements, added right click menu for:
  - Goto Definition
  - Find Symbol in Active Document
  - Find Symbol in Project Files
- Ability to see path to the INI file in config
- File Tab Color Highlighting on a per file extension basis (optional)
- Function List pane now uses built-in parser for better functionality
- Bookmark now includes column number with line number
- Saving of folded lines is now optional (config item)
- Showing of last line of fold in syntax highlighted files is now optional (config item)
- Integration with Explorer now a configuration item
- New Settings for Output Window (via right-click context menu):
  - Use spaces instead of Tabs
  - Show Tool tips
- More...

The final release version may be downloaded from:

UEStudio '06 FTP Downloads

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

Ian and Team.

[SamHasler]

"File Tab Color Highlighting on a per file extension basis (optional)"

I like the idea of this but I don't like the way the bullet adds width to the tabs (I don't like the way tabs overflow onto multiple rows either, I prefered the way UltraEdit v10 had the arrow scrollers).

Why not color the whole tab? I customised the Chatzilla IRC client to have coloured tabs based on the network and it works very well. click here to see an example..

[codec_7]

I agree with SamHasler - 'tab color highlighting' made me think the tabs would be, well, colored. The current implementation is nice in theory but the icon just takes up space and isn't really worth it in practice.

BTW Sam - right click on the tabs and you should be able to select the "Multiline Tabs" option to turn it on or off. I also prefer the scroller, when you have 100 files open multi-line is a joke. The best thing for when you have lots of files open is the open file list - too bad it can't be separated from the project view...

[SamHasler]

Thanks for the tip codec_7. I'm still holding out on UE10 and multiline tabs was one of the reasons I haven't shelled out for UEStudio yet. I'll have to re-evaluate it, especially now the new release is out.

[fgeurts]

You can disable tabs in muliple rows by right clicking on a tab and making sure that the Multiline tabs option is unchecked. That way they will scroll as they do in UltraEdit.

Cheers...

Frank