Thank you :!:All done. Ready to use.
Sublime Text Editor - Very nice
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Any code ⇈ above ⇈ requires AutoHotkey_L to run
I dislike black backgrounds as well... I am glad I can use Firebug or Stylish to invert the colors on some sites...great, now where is the setting for getting rid of the horrible (to me) black background and having a white one instead?!
[...] The spell checker (on this site not in Sublime text) keeps telling me I am typing colour wrongly. I am not. There is the uk way and the us way.
Spell checking: there is none on the site, it is probably on your browser!
I use Firefox with several dictionaries installed: English US, English UK, French and I can switch, depending on which site I am on. I even have an extension, Dictionary Switcher, showing the current one and providing a one-click change.
Nice;
This works;
Thank you very much for the update.
For anyone new to SublimeText, there's one more step beyond "All done. Ready to use."
Click View > Apply Syntax Highlighting > AutoHotKey
[edit] This step isn't required, I don't think, if you open the AHK file from the context menu.
Alt + 2 will get you double vertical pane, then move your files (tabs) around between them.How do you get two views of the same document and split it on the screen, like in the screenshot you provided? All I managed to do is open another view below the current one, not next to it.
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By the way, that's View > Layout > {select desired view}
Second, a request. I usually move to next desktop with win + left/right arrows. This is the default in both xmonad and awesome. Surprisingly, I could not find it in bug.n. Since it's ahk, I looked at the code. At first sight, we may need a global variable that keeps the current desktop. This is a bad design, so before I implement it...
To you have a better solution? Do you want to implement it yourself? Is it there, and I've missed it?
Thanks
EDIT: Sorry, wrong forum...
...This could be an interesting editor to replace SciTE4AutoHotKey, which is not perfect but doing the job for now.
As for Sublime Text, I don't know how to set a project, build and debug a .AHK file. And this simple problem is a huge slow down.
Can someone please explain this to me?
{ "cmd": ["C:/Program Files/AutoHotkey/AutoHotkey.exe", "$file"], "file_regex": "^[ ]*File \"(...*?)\", line ([0-9]*)", "selector": "source.ahk" }To open a formatted example to start with, go to Tools>Build System>New Build System
This is tested to support autodetection based on the .ahk file extension.
If AHK is installed in a non-standard location change the path in the file.
See http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/build for more info on these build files.
Mine is installed as stand alone, in that case these build files go in "%SUBLIME TEXT FOLDER%\Data\Packages\AutoHotKey\"
The syntax highlight on the first page of this post still works
For debugging use the normal debug dialog by doubleclicking the icon in the systray.
Autocomplete for internal commands and functions would also be nice.
I would like to know if someone knows how to configure Sublime to show the help file with the currently selected word as topic on a hotkey press?
https://github.com/k...o-documentation
i used this plugin, and i just added a new def for ahk.
UPDATE: i just realised that i didn't answered your question, since you are talking about the help FILE. I did some trys in this topic aswell but i gave up.
with the default HH.exe (the app that opens the .chm files) you can't open a .chm file, and input your search term into the 'Index' tab. However you can do this:
HH.EXE mk:@MSITStore:C:\Program%20Files%20(x86)\AutoHotkey_L\AutoHotkey.chm::/docs/commands/FileCopy.htm
"But you need know that, is your searchterm is a command, or it's just a small part of the Functions documentation."
HH.EXE mk:@MSITStore:C:\Program%20Files%20(x86)\AutoHotkey_L\AutoHotkey.chm::/docs/Functions.htm#Asc
That's why would be awesome if you could open the .chm file and "do a search" in the Index tab.
You can do this with keyhh.exe
http://www.archivum....exe-hh.exe.html
Why Should I Use KeyHH?
KeyHH helps you to resolve these problems with HH.EXE:
4 Open a standalone HTML Help window
4 Open an HTML Help topic from a WinHelp topic
4 Open an HTML Help window based on a keyword search
4 Open an HTML Help 1.1 window using a mapped id
To cut this short, for some reason i gave up with keyhh aswell. Maybe i wasn't able to make it work. I don't know now. I also attached keyhh to this post, because i had a hard time to find it on the net. Discontinued product.
download link, it's pointing to my dr0p b0x account: http://tinyurl.com/blaebml
SetTitleMatchMode, RegEx #IfWinActive .*ahk .* F1::Run c:\Program Files (x86)\KeyTools\KeyHH.exe -MyHelp -#klink "%ClipBoard%" c:\Program Files (x86)\AHK\AutoHotkey.chm,,Max #IfWinActive
Thanks for the link!
btw, notepad++ v6 has the document map now too just like sublime
been wanting to learn VIM for a while, maybe ill try this as a bridge
btw, notepad++ v6 has the document map now too just like sublime
Activate 'Vintage' mode in Sublime. VIM has a painfull learning curve, but the result is awesome.
http://www.derekwyat...utorial-videos/
Btw i attached my Autohotkey package, it has many stuff, including auto-complete for AHK (but only for BASIC commands)