[Solved] Snippet Manager for AutoIt?

[dreivilo47]

I'm searching for a tool:
- to manage code snippets in AutoIt
- freeware
- portable for use on a USB stick
- password protected so nobody can read the code snippets

 

Anybody?

Edited May 16, 2017 by dreivilo47
Problem solved

[dreivilo47]

Nobody?

[water]

Did you search the forum? IIRC there are threads about snippet managers.

[dreivilo47]

@water, thank you for your reply.
Yes, I searched the forum for the solution to my question.
There are threads about that.  I'm sorry, but they doesn't fit my needs.

[water]

I guess what you will find is:

to manage code snippets in AutoIt
freeware
portable for use on a USB stick
password protected so nobody can read the code snippets

[dreivilo47]

That's possible @water but I hope there is a solution for this.

[mLipok]

@water as I understand you have one in your pocket USB stick .... oops in your pocket == mobile forum version

Edited March 30, 2017 by mLipok

[Danny35d]

Snipster is a place holder for all your common or uncommon autoit code that you want to be quickly accessible when your writing scripts. It is built to work along side SciTE, but can be used on its own.  Include the source code so you only need to add the password protected code everything else is done for you.  Another alternative to password protect is using Bitlocker to encrypt the USB stick.

[dmob]

On 3/31/2017 at 4:23 PM, Danny35d said:

Snipster is a place holder for all your common or uncommon autoit code that you want to be quickly accessible when your writing scripts. It is built to work along side SciTE, but can be used on its own.  Include the source code so you only need to add the password protected code everything else is done for you.  Another alternative to password protect is using Bitlocker to encrypt the USB stick.

Links dead 

[JLogan3o13]

link works just fine for me

[dmob]

4 minutes ago, JLogan3o13 said:

link works just fine for me

Link to forum topic working. Download link does not, leads to 

Dropbox that: 

File not found

 

Sorry, that file doesn’t live here anymore. It might have been moved or made private.

[JLogan3o13]

Both the binary file and the source code file in the initial post in that thread download just fine for me. Precisely which link is not working for you?

[dmob]

This link which downloads HTML file which attempts to download this file from Dropbox.

[benched42]

I agree with dmob. The links open HTML files (as Beege states in his original post for Snipster) but both open files on Dropbox which are missing.

[dreivilo47]

Thank you everyone for your posts.
I don't find a snippet manager that fits all my needs.
So, I will use 7-Zip to archive my code snippets and password protect the SFX archive.

[ViciousXUSMC]

I'll 2nd Bitlocker as a solid option for protection for a removable device.

I'll look into the tool mentioned as well, I often search for old code to find a piece I used before.