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Vern,
It is Live Parsing EXtensible editor (LPEX).
Eric Simpson
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Re: [WDSCI-L] Tip: User action keys
03/24/2004 01:39 for filtering views.
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Is CTRL-A already defined for "Show all"? Or is that set to the Windows
"Select all"? It is "Show all" in the CODE Editor (which, BTW, I might call
the "real" LPEX editor - the one in WDSC is a Java version, sometimes
called jLPEX, and it does not yet run LPEX macros--some hint it will some
day). LPEX gets its name from "live parsing editor" - don't know why the
"X", but that origin is almost worse than saying LPEX!
Vern
At 11:34 AM 3/24/2004 -0600, you wrote:
>In Windows > Preferences > LPEX Editor > User Key Actions you can define
>shortcut keys to filter a view by selected text and then show all again.
>
>To filter view by selected define a user key action as follows:
> Key: a-l
> Action: filterSelected
>Press the Set button. Now Alt+L will filter the view to all lines
>containing selected text in a source member.
>
>To show all lines again define a user key action as follows:
> Key: a-a
> Action: showAll
>Press the Set button. Now Alt+A will show all source lines again. Use
this
>to see all source again after using the Alt+L keys defined above.
>
>These are quite handy for moving through code based on a target string.
Just
>double-click or click-and-drag to highlight some text, then Alt+L to see
>only the lines in the source containing the text. Position the cursor to
>the line you want to be, then Alt+a to see all the source code again.
>
>Avoid the beginner's error I made when first defining user key actions. I
>defined an action as s-l (which is Shift + L). Thereafter I was unable to
>enter a capital L into my source. Didn't really think that one through...
:)
>
>Thanks,
>Kelly
>
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