Discover a Wealth of Editing Solutions with EmEditor: The Ultimate Text Handling Software Experience

Discover a Wealth of Editing Solutions with EmEditor: The Ultimate Text Handling Software Experience

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Discover a Wealth of Editing Solutions with EmEditor: The Ultimate Text Handling Software Experience

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  • October 28, 2008 at 2:03 pm #6497
    colon
    Member
    Hi! I have tons of suggestions ;)
    -I use a 9-button mouse with a middle button that tilts both left and right. It would be very nice if one could use this tilting to switch between tabs.
    -Some new fonts could be embedded. I recommend ProFontWindows, 9 pt, on sceen and Inconsolata for printing.
    -Binary editing is very neat, but I lack an ascii representation next to the hexadecimals. Also, it is difficult to change appearance of the text in this mode.
    -Enable a special colour for “outside current region” and “this line”, by default.
    -More comprehensive auto-complete, similar to notepad++. Also code folding could be made to look better.
    -A monochromatic print mode would be nice, since some colours are not completely black when printed on a monochromatic printer. Coloured keywords could be made bold instead.
    -Some other printing features: mirrored margins, columns, water mark, size-text-to-fit-page, leave-out-doxygen/javadoc-comments. Ideally, a printing mode for 80-column code in 2 columns on an A4 with mirrored margins and line numbers.
    -Split screen, although I understand this may have been left out on purpose.
    -Header/implementation fast switch. Include file link.
    -VS9 integration.
    -Line numbers with leading zeroes: 000, 002, 003, …
    -“Windows” next to tabs is unnecessary. Also, buttons are better than tabs.
    -Collective editing over the internet.
    I know all this is asking for the impossible. Anyway, thanks for a great editor!
    October 29, 2008 at 12:03 am #6499
    Yutaka Emura
    Keymaster

    -A monochromatic print mode would be nice, since some colours are not completely black when printed on a monochromatic printer. Coloured keywords could be made bold instead.
    Check “Ignore Color and Underlines” on the Print tab of configuration properties.
    -“Windows” next to tabs is unnecessary. Also, buttons are better than tabs.
    I am not sure what “Windows” next tabs means… Buttons can be selected from the Tab tab of the Customize dialog box, or select “Customize Tab” after right-click on the tab, and then click the “Style” drop-down list.
    Thanks for your comments!
    October 29, 2008 at 11:00 am #6502
    colon
    Member
    OK, sorry. I didn’t notice that print option.
    By “‘Windows’ next to tabs” I mean the text that says “Windows”, below the file menu. I think it’s rather obvious.
    Regards.
    October 30, 2008 at 8:17 am #6505
    Yutaka Emura
    Keymaster
    colon wrote:
    OK, sorry. I didn’t notice that print option.

    By “‘Windows’ next to tabs” I mean the text that says “Windows”, below the file menu. I think it’s rather obvious.

    Regards.
    You can hide those toolbar titles. Right-click on any toolbar, and select “Toolbar Titles”.
    October 30, 2008 at 2:57 pm #6509
    colon
    Member
    Stupid me. Thanks!
    November 20, 2008 at 1:29 pm #6640
    hosamaly
    Participant
    Dear Mr. Yutaka,
    I too find the binary editing interesting, as I need it in my work. I am hoping for a “mixed” mode, where we see the hexadecimal view on the left side, and the ASCII corresponding to it on the right side. I think this would add much value to the binary mode, as I can’t use it in its current state (except if I open the same file in another instance of the editor, to see both views next to each other).
    Thank you for your help, and thanks for an excellent editor.

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