Configuration Variable
Description
def_filelist_show_dotfiles
Controls the global
Show hidden files
option on
the
General Tab
of the General Options dialog. On
Windows, the default value of this variable is
1
;
change to
0
to view Dot files. On UNIX platforms,
the default value is
0
; change to
1
to hide Dot files.
(Dot files are files with names beginning with a dot
character.)
def_from_cursor
Default is
0
. If non-zero, the commands
up-
case_word
,
lowcase_word
, and
cap_word
will
start case change from the cursor position instead
of the beginning of the current word.
def_linewrap
Default is set to
1
. If you are at the end of a line that
has whitespace only on the line below it (spaces or
tabs) and you press
Delete
, this will bring the
whitespace below it up to the end of the line that
you are on. When the value is set to
0
, if you press
Delete
while at the end of a line that has
whitespace only on the line below it (spaces or
tabs), the whitespace is removed entirely–acting as
a line delete.
def_linux1_shell
To use an alternate shell, set this variable to the
shell that you want to run (for example,
/bin/bash
-i
). This will cause the editor to use your process
shell.
def_max_filehist
Increases the number of files displayed in the file
history of the
File
menu. Enter the number of files
you want to see in the history.
def_max_mffind_output
This variable is set for performance reasons. You
can increase the amount of information displayed in
the SlickEdit Core Output view during a multi-file
search by changing this to your desired setting.
def_max_workspace_hist
Increases the length of the Workspace history list in
the
Project
menu. Enter the number of files you
want to see in the history.
def_modal_paste
Default is
0
. If non-zero, commands that insert a
BLOCK-type clipboard will overwrite the destination
text if the cursor is in Replace mode.
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