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vid 16 Nov 2006, 15:53
what would you use the toggle for?
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16 Nov 2006, 15:53 |
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Big Red 16 Nov 2006, 16:55
For when half your variables are labeled
VARIABLENAME_variabletype and the other half were written at 4 a.m. and turned out as variablename_VARIABLETYPE or when you have some conversion table sometable db "aAbBcCdDeE",0 and your algorithm was written assuming it was sometable db "AaBbCcDdEe",0 and you don't want to go through your algo again. Of course, if it were too much trouble I wouldn't program it; only, if it's just a minor mod to a similar uppercase/lowercase feature as I described, then why not. But hey, I'd be grateful for anything. |
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16 Nov 2006, 16:55 |
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Tomasz Grysztar 16 Nov 2006, 17:05
There was such functionality in DN's editor (though the shortkeys for it were strange), and since fasmw's edit control is based on that editor, it might be not so strange idea to implement it...
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16 Nov 2006, 17:05 |
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shoorick 17 Nov 2006, 05:52
it is usefull when combining sources from different places (even own from different age) to make them good looking. also converting tabs to spaces usefull for this. long ago i/ve been using only capital letters (as i accustomed on my old pc where were no small latin letters at all), but later i start to use only small letters as more readable. so, when i wish to insert old mine code into modern i may wish to do mass change of case and aligning. think, other may need it also in same reason.
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17 Nov 2006, 05:52 |
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vid 17 Nov 2006, 15:57
upcase <-> lowcase IS good idea imho. better than CAPSLOCK
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17 Nov 2006, 15:57 |
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Picnic 05 May 2012, 08:26
I would also like to have uppercase/lowercase switch on selected text.
Plus a hotkey that opens command line window in current directory. |
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05 May 2012, 08:26 |
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