WinEdit 96
| If you use WinEdit96 exclusively as an ordinary editor, without using compiler directives and similar options, you probably do not have a saved project. If this is the case, open WindEdit96, go to Project/Configure, name the project and click Save. You can use the file obtained in this way to import editor options into DA-C. If you already have your project file, just select it in the Import dialog and all the options listed will be transferred into the just opened DA-C project. If DA-C did not automatically find the WinEdit.ini file containing the data necessary for importing, click the Setup button of the Import dialog and enter the path to the file or, after clicking Browse, indicate the location of the file to DA-C. The file usually resides in the Windows install directory. If you want to work simultaneously with both editors for some time you can do the following: Open the project file with Project / Edit project file, and in the [action.start] section enter the following text: WE !WE .%SaveAll .%LeaveAppOnTop(TRUE) +c:\Program Files\WinEdit96\WE32.exe %CurrFile /#:%CurrLine The WE button will appear on the toolbar. By clicking this button you can open WinEdit96 with the file you are working on in the same location. Pay attention only to the fact that the last line is actually the DOS Shell command line and that it is necessary for you to modify the path to the exe file and the name of the exe file depending on where you have installed WinEdit. |
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| Compiler commands and other commands which, in WE96, can be started from the Project item of the DA-C main menu are located under the Start item of the main menu. |