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Many text editors (and IDEs) have a macro language facility.
I'm finding that some of the things that I want to do in TCEdit
are not possible without the use of an external macro programming language,
in my case, AutoHotKey.
Would it be possible to make TCC available as a macro language for TCEdit?
While I can use TCC to send keystrokes to TCEdit,
being able to use TCC as a macro language from within TCEdit would be more familiar.
TCEdit has many useful built-in features,
such as Edit -> Advanced -> Remove Blank Lines,
but there is no sort feature.
Being able to run a TCC command,
such as XSORT,
on the file currently being edited in TCEdit,
would solve the lack of a sort feature for TCEdit.
Being able to run a TCC alias,
or a .btm,
or a library command,
from within TCEdit,
would also allow making changes via TCC code much more easier.
At present,
I have to switch to a TCC window,
run the <command/alias/library/.btm> against the file being edited,
select "Yes" to...
...and then switch back to TCEdit.
Joe
I'm finding that some of the things that I want to do in TCEdit
are not possible without the use of an external macro programming language,
in my case, AutoHotKey.
Would it be possible to make TCC available as a macro language for TCEdit?
While I can use TCC to send keystrokes to TCEdit,
being able to use TCC as a macro language from within TCEdit would be more familiar.
TCEdit has many useful built-in features,
such as Edit -> Advanced -> Remove Blank Lines,
but there is no sort feature.
Being able to run a TCC command,
such as XSORT,
on the file currently being edited in TCEdit,
would solve the lack of a sort feature for TCEdit.
Being able to run a TCC alias,
or a .btm,
or a library command,
from within TCEdit,
would also allow making changes via TCC code much more easier.
At present,
I have to switch to a TCC window,
run the <command/alias/library/.btm> against the file being edited,
select "Yes" to...
...and then switch back to TCEdit.
Joe