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I use Ultra Edit Studio for my work. It has a great HTML editor built in. Perhaps this would be a good addition to FiveEdit if there is interest. Otherwise, there are many HTML editors available right now. I think the question ...

Marc, In Ultra Edit ... make sure you have ALL used .prg files in a project. To find all uses of a function, do a search in All Files. You should then see a list of each occurence, and clicking on it should open that code ... ...

... I implemented some of the FWH code. The older methods had some problems because the classes had been significantly enhanced. Using my UE Studio / Ultra Edit, I was able to find and modify the code throughout the source very quickly. In addition, the current code was a significant re-write of my ...

Hi James, I encountered this problem many times when pasting into Ultra Edit. So first I contacted that company. Then I also posted it here, and on the Microsoft forums. The problem is with Edge. It adds that character to every line. I've had interaction ...

... I just use my regular code editor and do it manually. With the resource tools alignment could be off a few pixels. With a standard coding editor ( Ultra Edit ), you can just make sure all your heights, starting and ending points, and widths are exactly the same. It may seem more difficult, but ...

I use Ultra Edit Studio so it would be no problem.

However, I only use one large .rc file. Any resource in it can be found instantly. I just look at the resource name in the .prg, then do a quick find to move to it in the .rc.

... I wanted to have a variety of build options. To do this, I have all of my source .prg and .rc files in one folder which I have as a project in Ultra Edit Studio. In addition, I have .libs for FWH 32 and 64 bit, for Harbour 32 and 64 bit, xHarbour.com, and Microsoft Visual Studio 2015. At the ...

... to do a setup VS 2015 itself. The advantage here is simple. Use the IDE for everything, and do your builds quickly. I actually edit my files in Ultra Edit Studio, but have VS 2015 open and hit one button to do the build for my tests. It's very fast, and errors of construction are easily displayed. ...

... set of .prg files, all in a Source folder. I have 3 builds currently: xHarbour ( .com ), Visual Studio IDE ( with Harbour ), and essentially a Ultra Edit Studio make file that uses VC++ 2013 and Harbour. These are all 32 bit. No matter what build I create ( all determined by their own configurations ...

Antonio, After the 1st of the year, I will be working with these features and more. My test machines include: 1) Tower with ultra-wide monitor 2) All In One desktop with 23" touch monitor 3) Microsoft Surface Book 4) HP 8" Tablet 5) Microsoft Lumia Icon with Windows 10 mobile. ...

... format but I have to delete first 3 charactors by edit.exe (Ramesh recommend). For testing is fine, now I try with my existing program and I use Ultra Editor (UE). I cannot compile easily because I have to delete first 3 charactors every time. Have it got some way to ignore this case? Thanks ...

Dear Rao, I use Ultra Editor (UE) for writing. Duch What editor do you normally use for writing your programs? You may need notepad or some other such programs only if you want to type in some string constants. Open your program in ...

Surprise ... it's not that simple ... Three compiler / linker combinations: 1) xHb.com ( Pelles ) 2) Ultra Edit Studio 3) Visual Studio 2013 The source code is all the same ( in the exact same folder ) The called libraries are the same Now, try to find the actual MakeFile ...

... FWH, and Microsoft Visual C++ 2013 ( Visual Studio 2013 Professional, with latest updates ) I use one set of source code for both builds. I use Ultra Edit Studio and have a native build ( Windows ) and a called routine ( xHarbour builder ). Thus I only have one set of source code to revise, ...

Tim, I use Visual Studio 2013 PRO. I also use Ultra Edit Studio. They are connected. When an error occurs, I fix it in UE, then press the Save button. Then in VS 2013, simply press Ctrl F5 and do the build ( and run ). It works smoothly. It sounds ...