#Ultraedit v20 manual#
#Ultraedit v20 full#

Here's the process I've developed over the years for creating abbreviations:ДЎ. May all your robot programming be 'moving' in all the right ways!!Д«IC Graphic USA - A division of BIC USA Images I don't monitor the one at 'UE.com' but do visit this one regularly. This is the best forum for feedback and support, so post here rather than at the UltraEdit forum. Please scoot over there and let me know how you might be able to use it-or what additions and modifications might make it more useful.ДЇinally, please try out the word file and let me know how it works for you.

#Ultraedit v20 full#

If itвЂ™s possible to export my color and typestyle settings, I will package that export file with the wordfile and send it to UltraEdit for publication at the link above.ДЄttached to another topic called вЂњRobot Programming AbbreviationsвЂќ is a spreadsheet of standard 3-character abbreviations to make full use of the 15-character limit imposed on Kawasaki variable names. You can change the colors and typestyles from your own copy of UltraEdit. If you don't use the prefixes, only local variables will be colored as variables. Any word in your code starting with one of those prefixes will be recognized as a variable and will be highlighted accordingly (deep red in the screenshot). You can see the prefixes in the word file under 'Variables'. NOTE: The word file contains some enhancements if you use the 'Hungarian' variable naming convention (where the variable has a prefix stating what type of variable it is: intStepNum strLastNam posPickPos002). See the next paragraph for more about prefix-based highlighting. Lines starting with ** contain prefixes that will trigger highlighting for any word that starts with the characters after the **. The word file is highlighted using itself, so you can see the word categories, their highlighting, and what words or symbols are in each category. See the attached screenshots for sample code and the word file structure with syntax highlighting.

The file is structured for UltraEdit v20, but should be easily revisable for earlier versions. This is a modern version of AS so it should be backward-compatible and work for most controllers using AS language.

#Ultraedit v20 manual#

It's based on the AS Language for the E Series controller using AS Language Reference Manual 90209-1022DEB (2010). I sent it to them today and am looking forward to hearing from Kawasaki users about it. It's a nice result and the UltraEdit team asked me to make it available to the community. I spent a considerable amount of time developing it with lots of engagement and support from the UltraEdit folks. A highly-refined and updated UltraEdit word file for Kawasaki AS language will be available at the UltraEdit web site shortly ( ).