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From the edit dialog, you can:
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<br>
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<ul>reorder commands in the macro
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</ul>
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<ul>remove commands
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</ul>
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<ul>add new commands
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</ul>
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<ul>edit commands that have data associated with them (ex. the Find
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        command).
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</ul>
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<br>The Edit dialog also allows you to add a new macro id to a
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command that didn't previously have an associated id (thus turning it
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into a persistent command), or alter (or remove) the id of an existing
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command.
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<br>Adding new commands to the macro requires that you have some
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knowledge of the commands. There is a filter above the
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<bold>Available Commands</bold>
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list that defaults to showing only edit commands (based on looking at
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categories). Some commands are not appropriate to a macro, but it's
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impossible for me to tell what they are, so you may have to experiment.
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<h3>Special macro helper commands</h3>
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<ul>Mark selection start - set a 'mark' at the current selection
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        start, or at the caret pos if no selection
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</ul>
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<ul>Mark selection end - set a 'mark' at the current selection end,
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        or at the caret pos if no selection
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</ul>
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<ul>Move cursor to mark - Set the editor cursor to the current mark
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        position
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</ul>
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<ul>Insert string - this is the workhorse command used to add text.
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        Can contain carriage returns.
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</ul>
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<ul>Find - perform various kinds of text searching
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</ul>
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<ul>Styled Text commands - These are commands I've added to the
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        system since they aren't commands by default. Actions like "move cursor
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        right" are supported by the StyledText widget but aren't mapped as key
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        bindings.
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</ul>
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<ul>Macro script - You can write whatever scripts you'd like using
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        beanshell. I pass in several variables for the editor that should be
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        useful.
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</ul>
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<br> The Mark commands are provided as a way to maintain some state
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while other operations are performed without requiring scripting. For
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example, to comment a selected area, you could record a sequence of
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commands like:
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<ol>mark selection start
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</ol>
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<ol>move cursor right (puts cursor at end of selection
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</ol>
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<ol>insert string "*/"
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</ol>
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<ol>move cursor to mark
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</ol>
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<ol>insert string "/*"
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</ol>
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