Re: [orca-list] ultraedit



It works with remote files, and has some completion options among other things. 
I did one more test since writing Juan offlist, and spell checking is very nice. 
There are a few formatting options I don't think are in either gedit or bluefish, but most things can be done 
with one of these. 
I'm still not sure about it's html capibilities, and really am through testing for now, but this does look 
like an interesting editor for editing code 
scripts, formated config files and similar.
Oh, the other thing, Juan, I didn't see the .desktop file because I did not check the development 
submenu...lol.
  


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  Luke Yelavich wrote:
Tue, Aug 23, 2016 at 08:59:42AM +1000

On Tue, Aug 23, 2016 at 05:01:00AM AEST, Juan Hernandez wrote:
Hi All,

I use ultraedit in windows and I love it.  I wanted to try it out in Linux,
so I downloaded it.  Has anyone had any success with it? I downloaded the
fedora 64 bit version , but I can't access anything.  Orca reads the menu
bar, and a lot of the other stuff in the review mode, but that's it.

What does UltraEdit do that you particularly like? Perhaps you can get the 
same behavior with gedit plugins.

As for UltraEdit, I grabbed the Ubuntu 14.04 version, and cracked the deb 
open to have a look. It uses GTK 2, which is probably why the menu works, but 
it uses webkit, and I'll take a guess that webkit is used for the rendering 
of the text area etc.

It may be possible to improve things by setting up an Orca script to better 
work with UltraEdit, but to do that would probably require someone to sit 
down and take the time to examine things with accerciser and look at Orca 
debug files to work out what is needed on the Orca side.
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