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Adding macros
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- Most macros are added using the Macro Commands window, which is opened
using:
Preferences -> Default Settings -> Customize
Menus -> Macro menu...
Here you can give the macro a menu entry, accelerator and/or mnemonic.
The actual macro command can be cut and pasted from the web page into
the command to execute dialog.
- Macro functions are often given in NEdit macro (.nm) files, which
can be downloaded from the macro list. To use these macros, you will
first need to add a
load_macro_file("<path/filename>")
command to your .neditmacro file. Alternatively, you can add
the contents of the .nm file to .neditmacro, which can reduce
start-up times.
You will then need to add a macro which calls the function using
the Macro Commands window, eg. to use the centerline macro
function, you'll need to add the function to .neditmacro,
then create a macro which executes the single command:
centerline()
- Some macros use NEdit's smart indent feature, and are added
using the Smart Indent Macros window, opened using:
Preferences -> Default Settings -> Auto Indent
-> Program Smart Indent...
The macro can then be cut and pasted into the relevant dialogs.
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Released on Wed, 21 Nov 2001
by
C. Denat
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