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June 24, 2005 - TSE Pro 4.4 is here!
New features include:
- Single Instance Mode.
- Keep the Editor Window "On Top" Mode.
- Transparency Mode.
- Show Line Numbers Mode.
- Convenient way to display the current file in the default browser.
- Convenient way to display a URL in the default browser.
- Enhancements to the file pick lists.
- More than a dozen new commands and editor variables to allow you to
further customize the editor.
January 20, 2004 - TSE Pro 4.2 is released
New features include:
- Color Syntax Highlighting files added for the following languages:
FORTRAN, JavaScript, Latex, PHP, Ruby, SQL, tcl, Tex and Visual Basic
Script.
- Easier handling of filenames with embedded spaces in the name.
- Option to write Backup files to one central directory.
- Built-in commands to allow the paste feature to automatically replace
an existing block.
- Enhanced CUA-style (Windows) block-marking.
- Enhancements to the file pick lists.
- Additional options for the FindAndDo command.
- More than a dozen new commands and editor variables to allow you to
further customize the editor.
May 9, 2002 - TSE Pro 4.0 is released
As of this version, the product has been split into two separate
versions - a Console version (as in 2.6 through 3.0) and an all new
GUI (Graphical User Interface) version.
April 11, 2001 - TSE Pro 3.0 is released
Version 3.0 of the TSE Pro for Win32 is now shipping. This version
includes full undo/redo.
June 24, 1999 - updated macros and notes
Several customers have asked for simple array processing in SAL. I
have developed the following macro that
uses a buffer as an array, but saves you from having to do the dirty
work. Nice features are that you do not have to specify array bounds,
you can insert or delete elements anywhere in the array, and you can
grow or shrink the array at anytime. On the downside, you have to use
function calls to set or retrieve array elements, but that is the way
it will have to be until arrays are native to SAL. Also, it only
supports integer arrays, but could easily be extended to support
strings. The source includes an example prime number generator, using
the "Sieve or Eratosthenes" algorithm.
October 1, 1998 - tips and notes
Have you ever wanted to be able to make changes to the "View
Finds" or "Compressed View" file, and then have those
changes propagated back into the original file, at the appropriate
place? Here is a little macro I came
up with to do just that.
How do you wrap all paragraphs in a file? It is easy if you are using
one of the standard .ui files. Simply select (or mark) the entire
file, and then invoke WrapPara, either via its key assignment or the
menu.
Last Updated: April 13, 2019