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In scripts you can also easily add comments which is not possible for macros (except with a workaround). Nesting of loops is also possible in scripts, but not in macros. Scripts have the big advantages of support for variables, easy string manipulations in RAM and there is the possibility to work with the output window. That requires programming skills and more time when just do something with the actual file and then the script is not needed anymore. Scripts must be always programmed, they cannot be recorded. See Scripting reference for all available UltraEdit scripting functions and properties and Macro commands for all available UltraEdit macro commands and their parameters.Īn advantage of macros is that they can be quickly recorded and re-run to redo some commands on the current file. On the other hand there are script commands and properties not available in the macro environment. Add or remove breakpoints.Ĭreate lists of projects that are in one workspace and build them in one step.Scripts can much more than macros, but there are some things which cannot be done with scripts.įor example it is not possible with scripts to select a text from actual cursor position or expand an existing selection to end of a found string with a Find Select like it is possible with macros which I often use in my macros.

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Also execute your code one statement at a time, one line at a time, or through the remaining lines. (requires WinDBG installation) Launch your application, then start, end or restart a dbugging session. Select a debugger and run it on the active file. This powerful capability provides users truly advanced IDE operationsfrom within UEStudio. With support for over 65 different compilers, UEStudio is equipped to natively support project configurations for many popular programming compilers and assemblers, including Microsoft Visual C++, Java, GNU C/C++, and much more. Quickly jump to definitions shown in this view. You can even configure UEStudio to edit bitmaps and icons via user-installed graphiceditors.Ĭonvert projects from Visual Studio format to a format supported by UEStudio.ĭisplays a parsed representation of the active project within the Workspace Manager. Edit dialogs, string tables, menus and more.

Save the active document if needed and compile and link all project files.Īdd, Remove, Browse resources as desired. Powerful tabbed interface that gives the user multiple methods of interacting with projects, solutions, files, resources, tags and much more. Some of this functionality is automatically triggered during the coding process while other items may be invoked from the IntelliTips toolbar. IntelliTips also provides a dialog-based popup that displays class/struct data members and functions. The power of language intelligence integrated with an intelligent auto complete tooltip for code elements of the current file. Manage the way sets of related projects are configured, built, and deployed.Īdd and configure version control system accounts to track developmental changes to your files.Įxecute multiple functions and store the dynamically generated output of these functions separately for future reference (during the active editing session). View project list, set backup, specify project locations, create batch builder list, track time spent on projects. Integrated PHP functions allow you to parse and run your PHP scripts as well as check your PHP code.Įxecute and check your Ruby code, or launch Ruby with specified command line options and run it on the active script. IntelliTips for PHP-specific language elements. Integrated PHP Debugger (using XDebug) allows you to run your PHP scripts on a local webserver and debug them through UEStudio.

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UEStudio has all the features of UltraEdit plus the power of an IDE. The chart below outlines these and other differences. However, there are some key differences between UltraEdit and UEStudio such as version control, language intelligence, and integrated development tools. UltraEdit and UEStudio both include powerful features such as syntax highlighting, code folding, integrated scripting and macro support, and more.

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