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#1968 Fixed SciTE abbreviation "mb2 " not working any more. Jos Forumer100
Description

In SciTE 2.27 there is a mismatch between the abbrev.properties and the au3.keywords.abbreviations.properties file. abbrev.properties does NOT contain "mb2". au3.keywords.abbreviations.properties file contains "mb2". When you type "mb2", the word turns red and the Spacebar is disabled. This happens on a new clean installation with no userchanges. There might be other definitions also missing ???

#1969 Rejected User files for SciTE abbreviation Jos Forumer100
Description

When installing a new version of SciTE4AutoIt, the modifications in the 2 property files are discarded. The sync/rematch of these files is annoying. Suggestion is to incorporate a solution for user-abbreviations by e.g. user option files. This definition should overrule the standard definitions.

#111 Rejected Extension to StringinStr to allow search from position as well as from occurrence (100% backwards compatible ) Fox2
Description

An additional flag parameter, also optional, that if you specify "occurrence" as a parameter, you can also after it specify "search type" too. The new description would be like this. Note this is 100% compatible with existing syntax, and defaults to the current behavior:

UPDATED SYNTAX AND DESCRIPTION:

StringInStr ( "string", "substring" , casesense [, from [, search type] )

from [optional], search type [optional]

Depending on search type, directs StringInStr to either find a given occurrance of a substring (default behavior), or search for a substring from a given position.

If search type is zero or omitted (default) then "from" represents an occurrence of the substring to find in the string. Use a negative occurrence to search from the right side. The default value is 1 (finds first occurrence).

If search type = 1 then "from" represents a position to start searching for the substring in the string (1 = first character). Use a negative occurrence to search from a number of characters from the right side. The default value is 1 (finds first occurrence from the start of the string).

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