In this AutoHotkey Webinar we cover using/customizing SciTE4AutoHotkey by Fincs
Video Hour 1: High-level overview:
SciTE4AutoHotkey is a lightweight and easy to use SciTE-basedAutoHotkey script editor. It provides:
- Syntax highlighting / color coding of text
- Calltips / IntelliSense
- AutoHotkey help integration
- Interactive debugging
- Powerful extension mechanisms
- Tons of options for customization
Demonstration of cool SciTE4AutoHotkey features
- Multi-line typing
- Dynamic Intellisense
- Move text up/down
- Comment / Un-comment
- Change applied Intellisense language
- Copy / Paste as RTF
- Custom Context Menu
- Search / Replace – with RegEx
- List of Extensions to “open”
- Highlight multiple instances of each word
- Change color of highlighting for found word
- Custom Status bar
- Configure hotkeys (w/o AutoHotkey)
- Custom your Status bar
- Setting default magnification level
- Import additional languages (here are an additional ~70 languages)
- Leverage the Output area as a GUI
- Customizing your context menu
- Running multiple instances of SciTE
- Debug your scripts
- Run selected text
Scripts / External Resources
- Main thread on SciTE4AutoHotkey
- 16 videos @ the-Automator on using / customizing SciTE
- 42 of built-in Hotkeys
- My SciTE User.properties file (backup yours before playing with it!)
- Adding Intellisense for an additional ~70 languages
- Scintilla / SciTE Documentation, Interface, Menu /Key commands
- UserGroup plus StackOverflow
- Second SciTE window by boiler (launch script, then do new window)
- Tweaking Intellisense to use your file / library from XeroByte
- Have Intellisense examine current file from lexikos
Video Hour 2: Discussion and Q&A
Script Highlight: Button Clock
Why waste space for “Start” button. Use Button_Clock_WINXP from Goyyah
