RE: Re: Question about LPEX Editor behavior

Thanks everyone for the responses. 

I changed the User Action Keys and that did the trick. 

Yes, I already have user action keys for splitLine, findLastChange, 
filterSelection, and showAll. I know ctrl-w is the default for showAll. I just 
prefer using the alt key for my user actions, so I created a showAll for myself.

Guess you gotta please your customer base. But I never really used CODE; I went 
straight from green screen to WDSCi. My own preference is for an editor to 
behave like notepad (and most other editors) than like SEU or CODE. 

Thanks again,
Kelly



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From: wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of adrian
Sent: Friday, February 25, 2005 9:34 AM
To: wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [WDSCI-L] Re: Question about LPEX Editor behavior


Or, you may keep SEU but have the old Delete and Backspace behavior. 
Here's from an older message:
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 From a previous message in this newsgroup:

The Delete and Backspace keys were changed in the SEU profile to work in 
a line-oriented fashion.  To change back to 'Notepad style', select 
Window > Preferences > LPEX Editor > [+] > User Key Actions > and 
redefine two actions:

   Key:    delete
   Action: delete

   Key:    backSpace
   Action: backSpace

After each key redefinition, press "Set", and then "OK" at the end.
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RPower@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Window - Preferences - LPEX Editor (Editor Profile, seu selected.)  If seu 
> is selected, you might try switching back to lpex.

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