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If no line number is being passed to the editor, the braces and everything between are removed.
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$FILE is optional, if it is not specified the filename is appended.
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More specific examples: |
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\ No newline at end of file |
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More specific examples:
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Here are 3 examples of editors tested on Windows 7 Professional.
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For Scite (the Scintilla example editor) (tested with v2.11) (free, open source) :
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{{{
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[tortoisehg]
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editor = <path\to\>Scite_2.11.exe ["-open:$FILE" -goto:$LINENUM]
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}}}
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The quotes are mandatory, as I experienced. Scite is also available on Linux.
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For NotePad++ (tested with v5.6.8) (free, open source, gpl) :
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{{{
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[tortoisehg]
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editor = <path\to\>Notepad++.exe [$FILE -n$LINENUM] -multiInst
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}}}
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I experienced the '-multiInst' option as case-sensitive.
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For TextPad (tested with v5.3.1) (shareware) :
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{{{
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[tortoisehg]
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editor = <path\to\>TextPad.exe [$FILE($LINENUM)]
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}}} |
