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Hi al,

I have made a tool for including our desired au3 files to SciTE window. It will display all files in include directory in a list box. Just select an au3 file name and press the button. It will add the file name with "#include <>" to your SciTE editor. You need to click the desired line in SciTE and then run this exe (I have attached the rar file of this program) with a shortkey. Say Alt + I. And select your filename and click the button. Done.

 

Includer.au3

Includer.rar

Here is Includer Version 2

Includer2.au3

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nice. rejects: 1) list displays element [0] which is the items count. 2) string is inserted at caret position, which may be even middle of a line if users are not actually bothering to place it where they want. suggestion: make it jump to top, or detect the last #include and insert after it. (i did something similar for the >LFN UDF script converter).

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orbs, Thank you for your suggestions. Actually i havn't noticed the first element, my mistake. And i wiil sure improve this with your suggestions. :)
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Hi all, I have updated my Includer script. Thanks for @guinness and @JohnOne for this update. They showed me how to work with SciTE DirectorExtension. Updated file is in first post.

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Er...no. They forget to post where to get it from e.g. SciTE Jump folder

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Also _SciTE_Send_Command() is already there, so you don't need a second version of that function in your code.

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  On 8/14/2015 at 5:01 PM, TheDcoder said:

@guinness Oh, Thanks for the info, I found _SciTE.au3 here:

actually there is here:
C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\SciTE\SciTE Jump\Includes

not here:
C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\SciTE\SciTE Jump\Source\Includes

 

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I am sorry for not mentioning the _SciTE.au3. @guinness, There is no Send command function in the _SciTE,au3 in my hand. I think i have the old file. So i included the send command function. 

@TheDcoder, Check your folder path.

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Look in SciTE Jump, the function is clearly there in a separate UDF, honestly.

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  On 8/14/2015 at 5:19 PM, TheDcoder said:

@mLipok What is the difference? :huh2:

Just ask your self what's happend when you install AutoIt 3.3.14.1 + Newer SciTE4AutoIt ?

 

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  On 8/14/2015 at 5:36 PM, guinness said:

Look in SciTE Jump, the function is clearly there in a separate UDF, honestly.

SendSciTE_Command functiom is there but, not in _SciTE.au3. It is located in a separate au3 file named _SciTE_Send_Command.au3. Didi you mean that. ?

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  On 8/14/2015 at 6:40 PM, kcvinu said:

SendSciTE_Command functiom is there but, not in _SciTE.au3. It is located in a separate au3 file named _SciTE_Send_Command.au3. Didi you mean that. ?

Yes. As _SciTE.au3 relies on that anyway.

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@guinness , Now learning about the benefits of using _SciTE_AskProperty function. Got the details from this link 

http://www.scintilla.org/SciTEDoc.html. 

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  On 8/14/2015 at 6:59 PM, kcvinu said:

@guinness , Now learning about the benefits of using _SciTE_AskProperty function. Got the details from this link 

http://www.scintilla.org/SciTEDoc.html. 

...and that's the reason for the GUI handle + WM_COPYDATA

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Morning ... As a suggestion you can add support to Portable installations of AutoIt ... I use a portable version and your script doesn't work for me :(

But the idea is great, keep going

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