New bug/feature with autoIT's default editor, SCITE

[EdDyreen]

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I went to the scite website, but they don't seem to host a forum, so I'm back.

There are valid reasons to update, security bugs are fixed and malware vectors are patched.

Don't give me that crap, I wasn't born yesterday.

Never update unless absolutely necessary.

Unfortunately I prove to be right, the latest au3 update has replaced my previous version of scite editor with one that replaced the option replace in buffers with replace in selection.

But I need the old behavior back, as I use scite as my default editor.

And by default replace keywords in multiple files synchroniously.

So I was thinking about installing au3 v3.3.0.0 then backup scite then

install the newer au3 ( I require due to a bug that criples the regular expressions ).

Then overwrite this scite with the backup.

I wonder, if there is a better way that keeps the new version of scite and just re-configures it,

to allow replace in buffers ?

Edited March 13, 2012 by EdDyreen

[bogQ]

did you instal latest full scite from autoit download section or you talking about version that come with autoit installation?

Edited March 13, 2012 by bogQ

[ProgAndy]

You'll have to enable the funciton in the configuration file:

http://www.scintilla.org/SciTEFAQ.html#ReplaceInFiles

[guinness]

I'm using the latest beta of SciTE4AutoIt3 and it's enabled by default.

[EdDyreen]

You'll have to enable the funciton in the configuration file:

http://www.scintilla.org/SciTEFAQ.html#ReplaceInFiles

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Nice, thanks mate

SciTEGlobal.properties

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It is possible to replace a string in all opened buffers with the Replace in Buffers button in the Replace dialog.
However this button is hidden by default, it can be displayed with find.replace.advanced=1.
find.replace.advanced=1
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Sets the colours used for displaying additional selections when multiple selections are enabled or a rectangular selection is made.
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The colours used to display bookmarks in the margin. If bookmark.fore is not set then a blue sphere is used.
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If they are not defined (left commented out) the colours for the fold margin will default to a reasonable pair of colours.
On Windows, the system colours are used to make the fold margin appear like the background of scroll bars.
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Edited March 13, 2012 by EdDyreen