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Rappresentazione di alcuni guerrieri sciti realizzata secondo le decorazioni di un calice d'elettro ritrovato a Kul-Oba - Wikipedia , pubblico dominio Secondo u
Rappresentazione di alcuni guerrieri sciti realizzata secondo le decorazioni di un calice d'elettro ritrovato a Kul-Oba - Wikipedia , pubblico dominio Secondo u
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Properties configuration for SciTE
I really like SciTE as my primary text editor. Unfortunately it comes with very user-unfriendly default settings, so I use these instead:
font.monospace=font:Bitstream Vera Sans Mono,size:9 font.base=$(font.monospace) font.small=$(font.monospace) font.comment=$(font.monospace) font.text=$(font.monospace) font.text.comment=$(font.monospace) font.embedded.base=$(font.monospace) font.embedded.comment=$(font.monospace) font.vbs=$(font.monospace) line.margin.visible=1 pathbar.visible=1 highlight.current.word=1 clear.before.execute=1 output.initial.hide=0 code.page=65001 wrap=1 load.on.activate=1 are.you.sure.on.reload=1 check.if.already.open=1
In short - monospace font for most cases, a visible path bar, UTF-8 support, word wrap enabled, selection highlight enabled and some other minor changes which I do not remember at the moment.
Customizing your SciTE Status bars: Create your own to your liking!
Customizing your SciTE Status bars: Create your own to your liking!
Customizing the SciTE status bars is a great, easy, way to add more relevant information to your needs.
In the below video I walk through how you can make minor tweaks to your status bar by editing your user.properties file. Further down the page I’ve provided some of the built-in variables however there are a ton of additional ones you can check out the defined variables here.
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Creating a Second SciTE window with a user.properties hack
Creating a Second SciTE window with a user.properties hack
Typically I like having one SciTE window with multiple tabs however, at times, it is very handy to have a Second SciTE window.
Making a minor tweak to your user.properties file is an easy way to achieve this. Just open your current user.properties file and add the below code to it.
#**********************Open multiple instances********************************* #**************Open current file in…
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Running selected text in SciTE- Great tip for long AutoHotkey scripts Running selected text in SciTE When working on longer AutoHotkey scripts, I love being able to just highlight some text and run only it.
Debugging with SciTE Part 2- Additional Tips & Tricks Debugging with SciTE 2 - Additional Tips & Tricks In this second Debugging with SciTE video I show a few more tips & tricks that I didn't mention /wasn't aware of at the time of the first video.
Configuring SciTE language Property files- IntelliSense for most languages
Configuring SciTE language Property files- IntelliSense for most languages
Configuring SciTE language Property files
One of the main reasons I love SciTE is because of the ability to use the ~80 language property files which show Intellisense. I’ve put around 70 of them in this zip file and I’ve listed out the names of them at the bottom of this post.
Configure SciTE language Property files is easy. In your User.Properties file just add something like this
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