

The AHK-script SearchAHKHelp.ahk (adapted from Rajats Intellisense) searchs the AHK help for the clipboard content. Then add the following line to the file "catalog" in the same dir:
JEDIT GALLERY INSTALL
To install it, copy the file in the "Modes" directory. I tried to repair them, hopefully without adding new ones. The AHK-syntax file ahk.xml that came with the distribution had a few bugs. \jEdit\jedit.jar -reuseview -settings=%A_ScriptDir%\jEdit_Settings\, ,hide

If you want to store config files somewhere else (on a USB-stick), you can start jEdit using the following AHK-skript. JEdit store configuration data by default in the directory "Documents and Settings". Maybe someone feels like adapting the install-script that comes with AHK? It might be necessary to change some paths in the scripts. You can find the scripts and the more detailed Howto in German here for download. This is the short version of my HowTo configure jEdit for AutoHotkey (in German). I guess that you are also clueless about Vim as well. Jedit has an advanced search plugin which is just one example of a plugin that I would use with writing AHK scripts. This bug has been in pspad for just about forever. Note how the highlighted line does NOT have the searched for string in it. Also, dbl-click on some of the lines in the results window.

In the search results window, note how the line numbers do not match where the searched for string is. If you can see that the lines are wrapped, search for a word that appears several times throughout the file. ģ) Close and re-open PSPad to enable word wrap. Here are the instructs for turning on pspad wrapping (from the PSPad author himself).ġ) From the menu bar: "Settings" » "Program Settings." » click button » change "WordWrapEnabled=0" to "WordWrapEnabled=1".Ģ) A new 'lines wrapping' button will appear in the middle of toolbar, to the right of the "Delete Selected Text" button. Then turn on line numbering and wrapping in pspad. Users simply open a dialog box, start typing the name of the file they wish to open and, as they type, the list of files will be updated to match what they are typing. Pspad has a problem with wrapping and searching. The OpenIt plug-in provides a quick and easy way to open files in jEdit.
