HippoEDIT 1.49

HippoEDIT is advanced Windows text editor for programmers and power users. It can be used as full featured IDE with support of projects, external tools and auto completion, or as simple source code viewer for web browsers. With HippoEDIT you can open large log files fast, view/edit Unicode texts easily; open files in different encoding and line break styles without problems.
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Include PHP in supported languages

In your list of languages provided when you create a new document, it appears PHP is missing, while many more obscure languages are there. Was there a reason for the omission? Since that is the language I program in the most, a text editor...
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HippoEDIT, 12.11.2010
Alex: it is already included, but it is in HTML subset. You can select new *.php file in New->HTML->.php.
Also in file open dialog, it is in filter of HTML files.
Derek Langley, 09.11.2010, 16:09
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How about adding Line Numbers in the column, like Programmers' Notepad 2 (http://www.pnotepad.org/)?

Just a suggestion... good tool otherwise.
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HippoEDIT, 10.11.2010
It was like this before. And I have changed the design to show only 5th numbers and current one. But HE can be configured to have an old style: http://forum.hippoedit.com/?/topic,782.0.html
Harold DeWayne, 09.11.2010, 18:12
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Add an Oracle Extension

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HippoEDIT, 12.11.2010
If you mean PL-SQL than just download a syntax schema for it from the library: http://www.hippoedit.com/syntax_files.php
Rane Squires, 09.11.2010, 12:16
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Ability to compile GLBasic programs with it...

Further IDE's would be useful for GLBasic
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HippoEDIT, 12.11.2010
You already can do this using tools. Just call GLBasic complier as a tool, catch output and provide pattern to parse errors.
MrTAToad, 09.11.2010, 14:48
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Add auto complete to writing code

It would help...
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HippoEDIT, 09.11.2010
This is already exist.
Completion done as based on syntax definitions, as on typed text.
Try Ctrl+Space somewhere in code
Evan, 09.11.2010, 22:11
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I think you should extend the purchase special for more than one day!

You give us no time to evaluate the software and see if we would want to buy it. If you gave people a few weeks to try it out, you would find you would get more sales. Extend the $15.00 special for a few weeks and give us a chance to use your...
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HippoEDIT, 12.11.2010
The offer is extended till end of the week. Then I will remove it from HippoEDIT main page but you can reach it from HippoEDIT itself: menu Help->Special Offer. At the end of the next week I will disable the offer.
So you have enough time to decide.
Mike Felker, 10.11.2010, 02:42
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Additional Features

From the testing I have doen, you seem to have it all covered. I can't think of anything youhave missed for my needs. Most of the other suggestions you already have addressed, if you look deeply enough into all of the options that are available....
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HippoEDIT, 12.11.2010
Thanks!
Don Sharp, 09.11.2010, 13:12
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Add the ability to compile the source code

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HippoEDIT, 12.11.2010
You can do this with tools. Just add external tool and pass current file as arguments to it.
Daniel, 10.11.2010, 04:05
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Sort lines

Add a command to sort the selected lines.
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HippoEDIT, 10.11.2010
This is already available. Check Format->Sort Ascending/Descending.
Echo From Space, 10.11.2010, 09:35
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Delete empty lines

A command to delete the empty lines in the selected text can be handy.
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HippoEDIT, 12.11.2010
Normally, you can do this easy with regular expression search and replace.
But probably this can be added as script to simplify call when 1.50 will be out.
Echo From Space, 10.11.2010, 09:53
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Add a function to search for lines which don't match a regular expression

For instance, using regular expressions, it's possible to check if a line contains a valid e-mail address. But you can't create a regular expression which matches invalid e-mail addresses.
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HippoEDIT, 10.11.2010
You can find a lines which do not match to specific regexp. Check my post in HippoEDIT forum: http://forum.hippoedit.com/?/topic,94.msg3574.html#msg3574
Echo From Space, 10.11.2010, 10:39
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