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PostPosted: February 2nd, 2006, 8:50 pm 
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thx Ace_NoOne. :)

Added that little feature just as proposed. Version is now 5.6.2


Weil ich gerade sehe, das bei dir unter Location "Germany" steht, weißt du das es auch ein deutsches Forum gibt? Zu finden unter http://s89775182.onlinehome.us/forum/index.php

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PostPosted: February 2nd, 2006, 8:53 pm 
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AGermanUser wrote:
Weil ich gerade sehe, das bei dir unter Location "Germany" steht, weißt du das es auch ein deutsches Forum gibt? Zu finden unter http://s89775182.onlinehome.us/forum/index.php
Gehört hatte ich das schonmal (I also felt there was an unusually high concentration of Germans around here - I wonder how that came about).
Aber ich bevorzuge das englischsprachige Forum aus zwei Gründen: Größere Abdeckung und gutes Training.
Trotzdem danke für den Hinweis.
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PostPosted: February 2nd, 2006, 9:03 pm 
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@Ace_NoOne

Für alles Komplizierte bevorzuge ich selbstversändlich auch das englische Forum. :D
Aber es ist ja nicht nur so, das du dort fragen stellen kannst, sondern auch wenn du willst dem einen oder anderen Landsmann helfen kannst, wenn du Lust hast.

Nachdem der Hinweis auf ein deutsches Forum hier nicht sehr gut zu entdecken ist, ergreife ich deshalb immer die Möglichkeit Deutschsprachler auf das Forum aufmerksam zu machen, wenn mir ein solchiger über den Weg läuft. ;)
Wir sind halt auch immer auf der Suche nach kundigen und hilfsbereiten Menschen.

Trotzdem bin ich dir natürlich nicht böse, wenn du lieber hier im englischen Forum verweilst. :mrgreen: Versteh deine Bewegründe sehr gut.
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PostPosted: February 2nd, 2006, 10:54 pm 
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I wonder how that came about
I guess Tekl is to blame. Er hat bereits einige Artikel über AHK in der c't geschrieben. Und Qualität setzt sich eben durch... :wink:. Ohne Zweifel wäre es wünschenswert noch mehr deutschsprachige Skripting/-Dev-Koryphäen im AHK-DE-Forum anzutreffen :D


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PostPosted: February 3rd, 2006, 10:34 am 
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My problem is that I'm already struggling to keep up with this forum here - cuz even though I'm a student ( :P ), I don't really have a lot of free time these days. So I doubt that I'll get seriously involved in the German forums anytime soon (I wouldn't be much of a help anyway since I'm not a great coder).
I hope this isn't perceived as overly selfish...

Bobo: I've just taken a look at Tekl's ac'tivAid, and it's very impressive indeed! So one man CAN make a difference (©1980s by Knight Rider)...
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Damn, we've really hijacked this thread with our OT discussion... :o


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PostPosted: February 15th, 2006, 9:26 pm 
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Had some time so I thought I'll give BBCodeWriter a small update.

Main new feature is the possibilty to add a signature to your post. A possible workaround for the 255 chars limit within phpbb.
You can create your signatures with BBCodeWriter and save them e.g. via Ctrl+G or File - Save as signature.
The rest should be self explaining. ;)

Furthermore some small updates like a new logo instead of this smiley I made in a rush sometimes ago. Details in the first posting.

btw. I also updated the screenshot. You'll probably have to reload the page to see the new screenshot.

And as always I won't get tired of saying: BugReports, Feature Requests, Feedback, ... is appreciated. ;) :mrgreen:

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PostPosted: March 3rd, 2006, 8:57 am 
Hi AGU,
well, it has needed a BBCodeWriter addicted user like goyyah :wink: to make me realize your fine piece of code/tool :shock: Sorry mate :roll: :D

Might be off topic (and that's a huge thread. I don't know if requested/disscused already).

What I find confusing in some cases: if a user chooses the color blue to format text, it could be difficult to identify links as these (AFAIK) are set to the same color by default. That's the reason why I've decided to "tag" links that way [Das Deutsche AHK Forum]
instead of using it "untagged" that way Das Deutsche AHK Forum needs you! ("needs you" is colored text (color=#6699CC), while "Das Deutsche AHK Forum" is presenting a link)


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PostPosted: March 3rd, 2006, 9:55 am 
As far as I understand your request right, you want to format your links in a user defined scheme e.g. [http://www.mylink.htm]. Right?

As the "untagged" way, as you say, is the phpbb standard I think I'll stick to this generally and won't make the requested changes within the script.

But as you have the scripts (in your installation of BBCodeWriter) you can make these changes for your own version if you like. It's easy. You can find the settings in BBCodeEditor.ahk within the "phpbb" subfolder.

Open the script and go to line 774 (might be somewhere around this line number - it's the BtnURL subroutine) and change the line
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PasteBBCode := SetBBCodeTags("[url]", "[/url]")
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PasteBBCode := SetBBCodeTags("[url][", "][/url]")

This should do the trick.

btw. have you seen the little credits GUI? ;) Click the image in "About GUI"

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PostPosted: March 3rd, 2006, 10:18 am 
Ah, forgot :oops:. Just in case you also use the "URL Descriptive" you also must change line 798 in BBCodeEditor.ahk:
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Control, EditPaste, [url=%PasteURL%]%URLDescription%[/url], Edit1, %ScriptName%
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Control, EditPaste, [url=%PasteURL%][%URLDescription%][/url], Edit1, %ScriptName%

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PostPosted: April 20th, 2006, 9:31 pm 
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Ok, a new version of BBCodeWriter (version 6.0)
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+ Changed shortcut F6 to URL button (normal URL - not descriptive URL)
+ updated shortcut.txt
+ updated customize.txt
+ overhauled "font color GUI"
+ text in Smiley GUI text control is now right-justified
+ changed proposed filename in save dialogue to new format YYYY-MM-DD_HH-mm for better sorting
+ "preview browser" can now be configured via Preferences GUI
+ fixed "text control"-tooltip in Smiley GUI - doesn't change when hovering buttons in GUI1 anymore
+ Main GUI is now resizable
+ program/script now support two languages (english/deutsch) via Inifile
+ added german translations for shortcut.txt, customize.txt and tip.txt
+ updated About GUI - script is licensed under GPL now


I also took the time and made a small installer that installs a compiled version of BBCodeWriter. In this way you won't need Autohotkey to use it.
You'll find everything as always in the first, updated posting.

btw. I'm really interested how often this small editor is used as I don't get much feedback about this. :D Is there anyone out there apart from Goyyah who uses this BBCodeWriter?

EDIT
When resizing the GUI in x-direction I get some kind of displaying errors in the three buttons in the lower right corner (preview, reset, copy). Does anybody of you know how to avoid this or is this just on my system?

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PostPosted: April 21st, 2006, 5:05 am 
I don't use BBCode but your very nice editor helps me learning programming in AHK
many thanks


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PostPosted: April 21st, 2006, 4:08 pm 
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... but your very nice editor helps me learning programming in AHK.
You're welcome. :mrgreen:
That's one of the reasons why I share my code. When I started programming with Autohotkey one year ago, I was, just like you, looking for a nice script where I can learn how to code with Autohotkey.

btw. feel free to ask when you have a question about the code. :)
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PostPosted: April 21st, 2006, 9:21 pm 
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Ausgezeichnet.
I especially like the way you solved the problem with external language files, because I was stuck with that for a long time (I couldn't solve the menu problem). It would be even better if somebody (you?) could find a way to make it possible for the program to recognize all present language files, so if someone makes a language file for French, e.g., it automatically appears in the DDL. Just an idea.
Again, great job.


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PostPosted: April 22nd, 2006, 2:37 am 
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It would be even better if somebody (you?) could find a way to make it possible for the program to recognize all present language files, so if someone makes a language file for French, e.g., it automatically appears in the DDL.
Good idea. I'll spend some thoughts on this and will see if I can find a solution.
On the other side all ideas about a solution are welcome.

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PostPosted: April 22nd, 2006, 3:55 pm 
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btw. I'm really interested how often this small editor is used as I don't get much feedback about this. Very Happy Is there anyone out there apart from Goyyah who uses this BBCodeWriter?

I use it all the time! This was an excellent script when you first posted it and it gets better with every update.

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