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SciTE is a text editor based on the Scintilla source code editing component. Originally built to demonstrate Scintilla, it has grown to be a generally useful editor with facilities for building and running programs. It is best used for jobs with simple configurations.

SciTE is a Scintilla based Text Editor. Originally built to demonstrate Scintilla, it has grown to be a generally useful editor with facilities for building and running programs. It is best used for jobs with simple configurations.

SciTE is currently available for Intel Windows (XP or later) and Linux compatible operating systems with GTK+.

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How can I determine if the Shift key is down?

I am trying to modify the behavior of one of the built in tools in the AutoIt editor (based on SciTE/Scintilla) which uses Lua scripting. I am using Windows 7. How can I determine if a shift key is down in Lua?
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How to run Clojure code faster from the command line?

I need a way to run Clojure code faster. I use SciTE for almost all languages including Clojure which means that you have to run Clojure pretty much the same way you run it from the command line. I've created some batch file that runs the Clojure…
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scite not showing program output in a pop-up window ubuntu

I am running lua script via scite in Ubuntu 12.04. When I execute an io.read program. example: (each command is on a separate line) io.write("Please enter a number: ") user_input = io.read() print(user_input) When I execute the program, I don't get…
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SciTe and Python 3 - problems with configuration [UBUNTU]

I have big problem(s) with configuration of SciTE in context of Python 3. I do not know if details have any meaning, so: [DETAILS] I downloaded and executed gen_python_3_api.py. I created folder "api" in usr/share/scite and copy-pasted there…
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SciTE: Showing the end of the output after execution

I regularly use Scite for executing lengthy scripts (Batch files, python scripts). Per default, the current position in the output window is set back to the start. Is there some secret configuration option that instructs scite to just stop at the…
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How to configure SciTE use python 2?

By default SciTE uses whichever python version is installed in the system. I have python3 as default and python2.7 that I need to be run in SciTE when I hit F5. How do I configure SciTE use python 2?
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SciTE Java run subpackages

I'm using SciTE to write a small amount of Java at the moment. Only stuff to learn the language basics etc. At the moment I have a base directory, Java, a sub directory, practice, which has 2 subdirectories, running & testing. When I use the "build"…
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Is it possible to force Scite as topmost window?

I am using SciTE as text editor. It is possible to run script and see the results in its console output. The application I am working on is displayed fullscreen and is hiding SciTE. Is there an option to make SciTE always visible? I am working on…
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AutoHotKey Debugger: Can't find SciTE COM object

I just installed AutoHotKey_L and wrote my first script -actually copied an example. Saved the script and tried the debugger. Found this ; Get the COM SciTE object oSciTE := GetSciTEInstance() if !oSciTE { MsgBox, 16, SciTE4AutoHotkey…
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I'm trying to improve Scintilla to recognize java by speech. Does anyone know if this is possible with Scintilla?

I looked this up a lot but didn't find anything useful. Also is there any API support to do this? Any links and ideas will be greatly appreciated.
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Trouble outputting and inputting information to command line using Ruby sciTE

I am writing a program in Ruby, but I'm having trouble getting information from the command prompt using the sciTE text editor. For example, when I attempt to run code that requires input from the user (e.g., puts "Please enter your name: " name =…
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scite: colored text

I want to have colored text in scite to help make simple ascii maps/graphics. I have created a neew properties file called map.properties and imported it. but what will be its content? I want to be able to give a different color to each alphabet. so…
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Cannot write files from Lua in Scite on Windows 10?

Using Scite 4.1.3 on Windows 10. I tried the following Lua script: function TestFile() mycontent = "Hello World" mytmpfilename = os.tmpname() os.execute("echo aaaa > " .. mytmpfilename) -- create file explicitly; mytmpfile =…
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SciTE can not find user defined function. The editor executes "/bin/sh" for some reason

So, this is my first attempt to make my source code editing more comfortable. I follow the SciTE scripting guide. ext.lua.startup.script=$(SciteDefaultHome)/startup.lua command.name.1.*= Programmer's Manual (selected text) command.subsystem.1.*=…
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Getting information from keyboard in SciTE

I am reading a book about ruby, it learn me that I write my program in SciTE and then use F5 in keyboard to run my program. Now , today I write this very very simple program : a = gets.chomp! when I write this code in Interactive Ruby enviroment ,…
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