UEStudio 2023.1
Editing large files? No more fiddling around with settings with enhanced large file mode.
UEStudio is getting refreshed with UES 2023.1! This update is headlined by the introduction of the enhanced large file mode we teased back during the webinar on large file handling. Also in this release: QoL improvements to find and replace, PowerShell window fonts, and a couple of feature reliability optimizations.
UES 2023.1 is primarily maintenance focused, addressing stability, SpellCheck, C# function detection, and many other customer requested items. However, it also includes an enhanced Large File Mode, a hallmark feature of UEStudio. Large file editing( multi-GB or larger) is now easier to use and more customizable:
- Brings all large file settings into a common location
- Enable/disable line numbers, code folding, Intellitips, and more
- Fine tune large file editing to a user’s specific environment and workload
Additional enhancements include “Replace once” functionality for Find/Replace, improved detection and handling of URLs, and new configuration options for PowerShell fonts and handling of environment variables for backup folders.
Tour new releases
UEStudio 2023.1 adds enhanced large file mode, replace once, and customizable PowerShell fonts.
UEStudio 2023.0
Featuring a scripting language overhaul, integrated powershell terminal, and improved live preview.
UEStudio is back for 2023 with fresh updates and an overhaul of its scripting engine. These changes initiate the capability of adding more contemporary functions and components to the editor.
The internal scripting architecture of UEStudio has been updated. Most importantly, this serves as the technological foundation for more big things in UEStudio in the coming years. More on this in the blog. From a user perspective, this change opens up the possibility of using more complex automations and the ability to utilize modern functional browser components with advanced JavaScript features.
We also have a new integration in the form of a powershell instance directly running inside the editor as a dockable window—a great quality of life change for those used to using the command line and its integrated scripting alongside UltraEdit.
Lastly, we have an update to Live Preview. Dev tools are now enabled in the preview pane. In a similar way to how pressing F12 on a Chrome browser opens the inspect element window, you can now do the same by accessing the context menu. Copying straight from an HTML file is also now made easier with the addition of select, capture, and print functionality.
To get a comprehensive understanding of all the changes in UEStudio 2022.0, we highly advise reading through the release announcement blog.
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