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RS | 1 Jun 2006 03:55
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Re: Re: make spellchecker ignore last names forever?

On 31.05.2006 07:05, Valentin Polishchuk wrote:
> 1. Is it possible to extend the document-specific dictionary
> functionality to the files that are "\input" in the main tex-file?

Yes, just set the main file as the Main File.

> 2. Quite a bit of the words in a document-specific dictionary are the
> last names of the authors of the papers cited in the document. Could
> the authors' last names extraction from the .bib file (specified
> either with \bibliography or with GATHER) and putting them into the
> dictionary be done automatically?

Well, it could be done, but it would be quite a beast of a macro, and 
hard to make it reliable. I'ld rather just search for "author <at> { }=" 
using the Find In Files dialog, copy the results to the clipboard and 
create the list manually.

Btw, this is what I've settled for in the MDIActivate macro (Refresh 
only if a dictionary exists; don't use the dictionary if the current 
file is itself that dictionary):

RemoveDictionary("Document Dictionary");
IfFileExists("%P\%N.dic",!">
   IfStr('%T','.dic','<>',!'>
     AddDictionary(''Document Dictionary'',>
            ''%P\%N.dic'','''',1,0,1,1,1);>
     Refresh(1);');");

Regards,
Robert.
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David Huffer | 1 Jun 2006 14:31

RE: Re: make spellchecker ignore last names forever?


On Wednesday, May 31, 2006 1:05 AM, Valentin Polishchuk wrote:

 > ...Quite a bit of the words in a
 > document-specific dictionary are the
 > last names of the authors of the papers
 > cited in the document. Could the
 > authors' last names extraction from the
 > .bib file (specified either with
 > \bibliography or with GATHER) and
 > putting them into the dictionary be
 > done automatically?...

Isn't it the BibTeX _key_ that is seen as misspelled, not the author
names? Why not include the cite commands in the dictionary manager's
ignored text, something like:
  \cite?}?>>>
or whatever is appropriate. Alternatively, you could generate a list of
the keys from your bib file with:

  // get the contents of the key for the bibtex entry
  // store in %$('Keys');
  Assign("Keys","");
  LetReg(9,"");LetReg(1,"");LetReg(0,"");
  SetFindStr("<\ <at> *\{\(*\),");
  SetSearchForward(1);
  SetSearchCaseSensitive(0);
  SetSearchEntire(1);
  SetSearchCyclic(1);
  SetSearchRelaxed(1);
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Valentin Polishchuk | 1 Jun 2006 17:13
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Re: Re: make spellchecker ignore last names forever?

Thank you all for the suggestions, they do work!

Valik
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Daniele Giorgio Degiorgi | 10 Jun 2006 16:48
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Problem with ctrl+F4

This is possibly not a winedt issue, but I hope that one of the reader can
help me with following problem.

Recently I installed a new product on my PC that configures itself to be
activated by ctrl+F4.

Now, if I type ctrl+F4 in winedt to close a window, that product starts
instead.

I tried to contact the furnisher, but I did not yet get an answer.

Now my question: is there a possibility in winedt or in operating system
(Windows XP) to change this?

Almost surely, removing the product would solve the issue, but I would
prefer to use it again.

Thanks for any hints,

Daniele
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Philip TAYLOR | 10 Jun 2006 17:08
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Re: Problem with ctrl+F4

Deinstall it, then reinstall it in such
a way that it doesn't leave a footprint
in your Notification or Quick Launch areas.
If it doesn't appear in either of those,
and if it hasn't installed itself as a service
or a driver, then it shouldn't be able to
trap Ctrl-F4, I believe ...

Philip Taylor
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Daniele Giorgio Degiorgi wrote:

> This is possibly not a winedt issue, but I hope that one of the reader can
> help me with following problem.
> 
> Recently I installed a new product on my PC that configures itself to be
> activated by ctrl+F4.
> 
> Now, if I type ctrl+F4 in winedt to close a window, that product starts
> instead.
> 
> I tried to contact the furnisher, but I did not yet get an answer.
> 
> Now my question: is there a possibility in winedt or in operating system
> (Windows XP) to change this?
> 
> Almost surely, removing the product would solve the issue, but I would
> prefer to use it again.
> 
> Thanks for any hints,
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Daniele Giorgio Degiorgi | 10 Jun 2006 17:36
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RE: Problem with ctrl+F4

Thanks a lot!

Exiting it from the Notification area solves the problem.

May be that it reappears with the next reboot, but now I know how to disable
it.

Daniele

-----Original Message-----
From: Philip TAYLOR [mailto:P.Taylor <at> Rhul.Ac.Uk] 
Sent: sabato, 10. giugno 2006 17:08
To: winedt+list <at> wsg.net
Subject: Re: [WinEdt] Problem with ctrl+F4

Deinstall it, then reinstall it in such
a way that it doesn't leave a footprint
in your Notification or Quick Launch areas.
If it doesn't appear in either of those,
and if it hasn't installed itself as a service
or a driver, then it shouldn't be able to
trap Ctrl-F4, I believe ...

Philip Taylor
--------
Daniele Giorgio Degiorgi wrote:

> This is possibly not a winedt issue, but I hope that one of the reader can
> help me with following problem.
>
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Garleanu, Nicolae | 14 Jun 2006 17:36
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shortcuts

Hi. 
I have a question motivated by the need to re-build one of my computers,
which involved reinstlaling WinEdt. I copied the .ini file from another
installation on the new computer, but that does not ensure that the
custom shortcuts from one system are transferred to the new one. 
Is there any way to do that automatically? Any file that one can copy
over? This appears both doable, in principle, and of high value.
Thanks a lot. 
Best.
Nicolae
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Paul Pontikis | 15 Jun 2006 01:17
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RE: shortcuts

Hi Nicolae

I often move between computers and I copy the latest version of my
Winedt.ini file to C:\Documents and Settings\Paul\Application
Data\WinEdt.

To find the Winedt.ini file, I usually have to unhide the hidden file
types, of which the .ini file is one.

I also copy across the macro files that I have created.

Regards

Paul

-----Original Message-----
From: Garleanu, Nicolae [mailto:garleanu <at> wharton.upenn.edu] 
Sent: Thursday, 15 June 2006 1:37 AM
To: winedt+list <at> wsg.net
Subject: [WinEdt] shortcuts

Hi. 
I have a question motivated by the need to re-build one of my computers,
which involved reinstlaling WinEdt. I copied the .ini file from another
installation on the new computer, but that does not ensure that the
custom shortcuts from one system are transferred to the new one. 
Is there any way to do that automatically? Any file that one can copy
over? This appears both doable, in principle, and of high value.
Thanks a lot. 
Best.
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Garleanu, Nicolae | 15 Jun 2006 22:32
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RE: shortcuts

Thank you, Paul -- I do that, but it does not carry over the shortcuts.
Nicolae 

-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Pontikis [mailto:P.Pontikis <at> latrobe.edu.au] 
Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2006 19:17
To: winedt+list <at> wsg.net
Cc: Nielsen, Anthony
Subject: RE: [WinEdt] shortcuts

Hi Nicolae

I often move between computers and I copy the latest version of my
Winedt.ini file to C:\Documents and Settings\Paul\Application
Data\WinEdt.

To find the Winedt.ini file, I usually have to unhide the hidden file
types, of which the .ini file is one.

I also copy across the macro files that I have created.

Regards

Paul

-----Original Message-----
From: Garleanu, Nicolae [mailto:garleanu <at> wharton.upenn.edu]
Sent: Thursday, 15 June 2006 1:37 AM
To: winedt+list <at> wsg.net
Subject: [WinEdt] shortcuts
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