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Hi!
May be this belongs to another section but since reference to scite is mainly found here, (frankly I could find a better forum to post to).

For those using SciTE for Autohotkey as Adapted by other members.(thanks to all)
Viewing SciTEGlobal.properties one notices that the help file
section is all commented out.
So I gathered as much info I could find and compiled it into a help (chm) file.
I anybody want to use it:

Download the chm at : http://www.mediafire.com/?6zxnnb4ughg
Copy it to your SciTE folder.
Open SciTEGlobal.properties and edit the help section such like:

(Remove the #)
# Help - will be soon! (But Untill Then)
command.scite.help="file://$(SciteDefaultHome)\SciTE.chm"
command.scite.help.shortcut=Ctrl+F1
command.scite.help.subsystem=2

At least you have some help now.

Regards
bahri

Interesting! But this help-file rather it is oriented to an Scintilla/SciTE programmer. But thanks anyway to this help-file !

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I have a question about SciTE and if anyone could answer that would be great:

After I create a program using SciTE and save it, when I try and run it it opens and closes very quickly, how would I keep it from doing that?

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#persistent ??????

For BeginningRubyer
To open a sciTE program, go to the command prompt then go to the directory it's in then type in it's name.
e.g if the programs on the desktop and it's a ruby file, type in:
cd desktop
ruby <name>

only type in ruby if you're using ruby obiviously!!!

you are aware of the age of this thread and the fact that the link is dead. I wish it werent but it is

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