It provides: Syntax highlighting, Calltips (also known as IntelliSense), AutoComplete, AutoIndent, AutoHotkey help integration, Abbreviations, Editing macros, Debugging support, Tools for AutoHotkey scripting, A toolbar that enables easy access to the tools, show full description. Is there some way to modify these hotkeys like in Sublime? (Preferably, more successfully. SciTE4AutoHotkey is a SciTE-based AutoHotkey script editor. Sometimes it functions as browsers would, sometimes it doesn't (it suddenly switches to how Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab are interpreted in Sublime).
But it's even worse as it seems like the hotkeys for it change according to the program's mood. Now, I'm experiencing the same problem with the special text editor for AHK. (I managed to edit the script that contains the properties of Sublime, but it keeps changing back for an unknown reason that even its subreddit wasn't able to address.) I've even tried changing those hotkeys in Sublime to the ones used in common programs, but I didn't find too much luck with that because, apparently, even a simple change in that sort of property can become terribly tedious. This is completely the opposite of how text editors, particularly Sublime and SciTE4AutoHotkey, operate, and I find that annoying. Why do text editors have to have a completely different paradigm than the rest of the programs we use? Changing tabs in Chrome, MS Edge, Firefox, and the rest of the browsers, in addition to a lot of programs I'm accustomed to, is different from how you switch tabs in text editors from what I observe.Ĭtrl + Tab in browsers and common programs make you switch to a tab to the right, while There are several aborted and still existing IDE projects in the forums, among those AHKIDE (aborted), Ahk_Ide_v3 (aborted), SmartDevelop and ChameleonCoder + AHKModule.TL DR: How to switch the functions of Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab in SciTE4AutoHotkey?
Notepad2-mod has added syntax highlighting support for AutoHotkey (and other languages). Notepad++ can highlight AutoHotkey syntax and do code folding with the plugin presented in this forum-thread. SciTE4AutoHotkey is a SciTE-based AutoHotkey script editor. It is based on Scite, but has a lot of custom additions, including of course syntax highlighting for AutoHotkey, and many tools presented in this series are already integrated.
The most popular editor is Scite4AutoHotkey, which is almost a real full-blown IDE for AutoHotkey. You can have a lot more comfort with other editors. You can, as mentioned when writing your first script, use any editor for AutoHotkey. You might want to check them out later when writing large scripts. This might not interest you now if you’re just starting with AutoHotkey, scripting and programming.
Throughout this book, we will have a short look at some useful tools & scripts for developing AutoHotkey. Useful tools: AutoHotkey editors Useful tools
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