Avoid Repetition: Controlling Duplicates for Text Editing in EmEditor

Avoid Repetition: Controlling Duplicates for Text Editing in EmEditor

Jason Lv8

Avoid Repetition: Controlling Duplicates for Text Editing in EmEditor

June 10, 2011 at 4:39 am #9416

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No, enable/disable the word is no help !
because I want highlight the word already highlighted sometimes.

for example_1:
sometimes I want to see where the macro document appear “return” word temporary.
So I want all “return” word have become Special-Highlight for easy read the source code,
but the word “return” has its highlight color already (so enable/disable the word is no help)
and should keep the syntax color setting in *.jess files.

for example_2:
sometimes I want highlight some variable (ex: “MyVari”) temporary.

What I want is look like the highlight result of find command,
but I need highlight more than one words synchronous, like example_1 + example_2.
(those two words have different colors and can toggle Special-Highlight conveniences and individually)

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Can you add “Highlight(3)” or “Highlight(user)” tab when press Alt+Enter ?
I wish those highlight words (ex “return” and “MyVari”) NOT mix in syntax highlight setting.
Many program languages (ex *.cpp, *.jsee, …) have very long highlight list setting.
If mix user words and language words, it will be not conveniences and maybe kill language words mindless.
Maybe it is document.Config.Highlight.UserList, and color more priority than document.Config.Highlight.List !

(I have a picture show highlight-plugin of jEdit, its list NOT mix in language words list,
but I don’t know how to attach image file)

Thank you for add toggle feature in future versions !
:-)

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