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1. #Ultraedit versions install#
2. #Ultraedit versions full#
3. #Ultraedit versions registration#
4. #Ultraedit versions code#
5. #Ultraedit versions license#

So line comments starting in the first column are not highlighted properly. // is only a comment, if there is a blank or a newline before it, but the later is not possible to define in wordfiles.(Adding words is easy, just add them to the proper section of words in the wordfile.) The wordfile contains only core words.

#Ultraedit versions code#

As soon as UltraEdit knows about the structure of a Forth program, it's able to provide code completion (shown on the screenshot on the right) and function lists showing all defined functions ( see another screenshot). UltraEdit versions 14.20 and earlier use a different approach, but the wordfile is still compatible. Adding a wordfile for syntax highlighting is simple. I created a wordfile for ANS compliant Forth. So I chose Forth as my new programming language for the last year. I didn't know it either, but the interview with Charles H. (Well it's not entirely unique, just quite different from the usual languages like Java or C#.) It's not as popular as other programming systems and most likely you don't know it. Among other things Forth is stack-based, which makes it unique.

#Ultraedit versions license#

It is granted for users already having paid a license for a previous version, independent if the old version is currently installed or not, or remains after installing the new version and is further used by you.Forth is a computer programming language. This discount is not granted only for users which uninstall the existing version. That you have used a special discount for v15 does not matter. So you can use both at the same time, as long as you are the only user which uses UltraEdit v13 and v15. UltraEdit licenses are per user licenses. The other configuration files can remain in the users application data directory.

#Ultraedit versions registration#

You might need to move the file with the registration data of UE v15 also from %appdata%\IDMComp\UltraEdit\ into the program directory of UE v15. If you normally don't work with environment variable UEINIDIR, you can ignore everything in this paragraph. It is no problem to change the value of UEINIDIR during execution of a batch file because a batch file always runs in its own environment and therefore the environment variable UEINIDIR of the Windows system is not changed when you change the local UEINIDIR of the command environment of the batch file. If you work with UEINIDIR by default, you would need to change the value of this variable in your batch file or use additionally command line parameter /i="C:\Program Files\IDM Computer Solutions\UltraEdit13\uedit32.ini". After installing UE v15 you should uncheck the Allow multiple instances - stored in %appdata%\IDMComp\UltraEdit\uedit32.ini used now only by UE v15, if you don't want that for UE v15.

#Ultraedit versions install#

You can now install UE v15 over the existing v13 in the standard program directory and continue to use the settings of UE v13 which are updated on first run to v15.00.

#Ultraedit versions full#

You have to use the new full path to uedit32.exe in the new program directory of UE V13 in your batch files.

So UE v13 uedit32.exe uses now always uedit32.ini in the program directory of v13. If you would rename uedit32.exe to uedit v13.exe, UltraEdit would search for uedit v13.ini in the same directory as the EXE. To be more precise: If you start C:\Program Files\IDM Computer Solutions\UltraEdit13\uedit32.exe, UltraEdit first evaluates the command line parameters for /i=".", then the environment variable UEINIR, then it searches for C:\Program Files\IDM Computer Solutions\UltraEdit13\uedit32.ini. UltraEdit searches for uedit32.ini always in the program directory first before searching in %windir% and in %appdata%\IDMComp\UltraEdit\. Copy also all files in %appdata%\IDMComp\UltraEdit\ into the same new directory. On your computer with UE v13 create a new directory for v13, for example C:\Program Files\IDM Computer Solutions\UltraEdit13\.Ĭopy all files and subdirectories from C:\Program Files\IDM Computer Solutions\UltraEdit\ into this new directory. That is important because the macros should be always executed in a new instance of UltraEdit v13, independent if an instance of UE v15 currently exists. It is quite easy to isolate 1 version.įirst make sure that all UltraEdit settings of UE v13 are stored in uedit32.ini and not in the registry - see Advanced - Configuration - Application Layout - Advanced - Use Registry for settings (not INI file).įor your usage it is required to enable for UE v13 Advanced - Configuration - Application Layout - Miscellaneous - Allow multiple instances. I have at least 2 versions of UltraEdit always installed.