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dsb
Posted - Feb 12 2007 : 3:30:01 PM I'm converting a bunch of Windows MFC code to Unicode and it sure would be nice to have the _T() autotext option directly on this menu instead of invoking the Insert Autotext submenu.
My apologies if this has been asked before; a couple of quick forum searches didn't turn up anything.
Interesting, many thanks for this. It is about time I started learning about IDE macro's and things like this are a good place to start
heh, you write this every time someone posts a macro, some autotext plugin for firefox?:)
feline
Posted - Feb 14 2007 : 1:39:08 PM Interesting, many thanks for this. It is about time I started learning about IDE macro's and things like this are a good place to start
diarrhio
Posted - Feb 14 2007 : 1:02:38 PM I wrote a macro to do this and tied it to Ctrl-T. Here it is:
Sub UnicodeMacro()
'DESCRIPTION: Puts a _T( ) around the selection
Dim textSelection As TextSelection
textSelection = ActiveDocument().Selection
textSelection.Text() = "_T( " + textSelection.Text() + " )"
End Sub
sean
Posted - Feb 12 2007 : 6:51:13 PM I've found this to be helpful: Create an autotext item with a shortcut of tcc and make the body: _T($clipboard$)
Now to convert a string literal: select it, copy it and then type tcc and accept the autotext suggestion.
