Internet Basic Source Search for UltraEdit - Revision history

Barb at 16:16, 30 October 2013

2013-10-30T16:16:11Z

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	If you need to manually install the tool, here's how:		If you need to manually install the tool, here's how:

-	~~It's~~ parameters are like the Register File tool with one small change. In UltraEdit, select Advanced->Tool Configuration. Choose Register File. Copy the Command Line string to the clipboard. Now click Insert to insert a new tool. Call it Search Source File. Paste the clipboard to the Command Line and change /q to /r. Here's an example of the new command line:<br>	+	Its parameters are like the Register File tool with one small change. In UltraEdit, select Advanced->Tool Configuration. Choose Register File. Copy the Command Line string to the clipboard. Now click Insert to insert a new tool. Call it Search Source File. Paste the clipboard to the Command Line and change /q to /r. Here's an example of the new command line:<br>
	"C:\Users\bb\AppData\Local\Temp\Console.Exe" /r "%F<br>		"C:\Users\bb\AppData\Local\Temp\Console.Exe" /r "%F<br>
	If you want the tool bitmap, copy the toolbar bitmap path from Register File and change Register.bmp to Find.bmp.		If you want the tool bitmap, copy the toolbar bitmap path from Register File and change Register.bmp to Find.bmp.

Barb at 16:15, 30 October 2013

2013-10-30T16:15:15Z

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	REL version 13.05 or higher<br>		REL version 13.05 or higher<br>

-	You can use CometUESetup.exe to install the tool. We have received reports that CometUESetup.exe does not work properly with UltraStudio. If you have problems you can manually install the tool. ~~It's parameters are like to the Register File tool with one small change:~~	+	You can use CometUESetup.exe to install the tool. You'll find it in your Comet exectuables folder. We have received reports that CometUESetup.exe does not work properly with UltraStudio. If you have problems you can manually install the tool.

-	In UltraEdit, select Advanced->Tool Configuration. Choose Register File. Copy the Command Line string to the clipboard. Now click Insert to insert a new tool. Call it Search Source File. Paste the clipboard to the Command Line and change /q to /r. Here's an example of the new command line:<br>	+	If you need to manually install the tool, here's how:
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		+	It's parameters are like the Register File tool with one small change. In UltraEdit, select Advanced->Tool Configuration. Choose Register File. Copy the Command Line string to the clipboard. Now click Insert to insert a new tool. Call it Search Source File. Paste the clipboard to the Command Line and change /q to /r. Here's an example of the new command line:<br>
	"C:\Users\bb\AppData\Local\Temp\Console.Exe" /r "%F<br>		"C:\Users\bb\AppData\Local\Temp\Console.Exe" /r "%F<br>
-	If you want the tool bitmap, ~~again~~ copy the path from Register File and change Register.bmp to Find.bmp.	+	If you want the tool bitmap, copy the toolbar bitmap path from Register File and change Register.bmp to Find.bmp.

Barb at 14:23, 30 October 2013

2013-10-30T14:23:30Z

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	You can use CometUESetup.exe to install the tool. We have received reports that CometUESetup.exe does not work properly with UltraStudio. If you have problems you can manually install the tool. It's parameters are like to the Register File tool with one small change:		You can use CometUESetup.exe to install the tool. We have received reports that CometUESetup.exe does not work properly with UltraStudio. If you have problems you can manually install the tool. It's parameters are like to the Register File tool with one small change:

-	In UltraEdit, select Advanced->Tool Configuration. Choose Register File. Copy the Command Line string to the clipboard. Now click Insert to insert a new tool. Call it Search Source File. Paste the clipboard to the Command Line and change /q to /r. Here's an example of the new command line:	+	In UltraEdit, select Advanced->Tool Configuration. Choose Register File. Copy the Command Line string to the clipboard. Now click Insert to insert a new tool. Call it Search Source File. Paste the clipboard to the Command Line and change /q to /r. Here's an example of the new command line:<br>
-	"C:\Users\bb\AppData\Local\Temp\Console.Exe" /r "%F	+	"C:\Users\bb\AppData\Local\Temp\Console.Exe" /r "%F<br>
	If you want the tool bitmap, again copy the path from Register File and change Register.bmp to Find.bmp.		If you want the tool bitmap, again copy the path from Register File and change Register.bmp to Find.bmp.

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2013-10-30T14:22:12Z

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Comet32 users can use the Source Search tool in UltraEdit to search for one or more strings. The search begins in the .ibs file that's open and will search through all include files used by the program. The output can be directed to any Comet printer. By default, your text printer will be selected as this should open the output right in UltraEdit.

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To use the Source Search tool you'll need:

Comet32 version .476 or higher<br>
REL version 13.05 or higher<br>

You can use CometUESetup.exe to install the tool. We have received reports that CometUESetup.exe does not work properly with UltraStudio. If you have problems you can manually install the tool. It's parameters are like to the Register File tool with one small change:

In UltraEdit, select Advanced->Tool Configuration. Choose Register File. Copy the Command Line string to the clipboard. Now click Insert to insert a new tool. Call it Search Source File. Paste the clipboard to the Command Line and change /q to /r. Here's an example of the new command line:
"C:\Users\bb\AppData\Local\Temp\Console.Exe" /r "%F
If you want the tool bitmap, again copy the path from Register File and change Register.bmp to Find.bmp.